The Washington times., 1894-08-05
SOCIAL SAYINGS AND DOINGS

join the many Chicago people who are sum-
mering at that delightful spot.
Mrs. John G. Carlisle and family. with a
party OF friends, had delightful little outing
down the Potomac on a lighthouse tender
last evening.
Miss Eva Pruden, daughter Of the Presi-
dents assistant secretary, is visiting relatives
at Scranton, Pa.
George Alfred Townsend, widely known as
"Gath, is spending some time at Saratoga
Springs.
! Miss Maud Clisbee and Miss Jessie McDon-
/ aid have sailed for Europe. They will spend
the remainder Of the summer travelling in
| England and Switzerland, and will spend the
winter in Paris. where the latter's brother is
naval attache Of the embassy.
Mr.. Robert L. O'Brien, executive clerk to
the President, has returned from q visit to his
parents at Arlington, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Geary johnson have gone
| to Capon Springs for month.
! DR.. and Mrs. George 3. welch viii leave
| tomorrow for an extended trip to Watkins
| Glen, y. Y. and Niagara Falls, returning
home about September l.
Mrs. Samuel T. Cushing and her daughter
have joined Major Cushing and are pleasantly J
located at No. 1929 Connecticut avenue.
The Misses Enloe. daughters of Representa-
tive Enloe, Of Tennessee, are summering at
Berkeley Springs.
Col James A. Bates has returned to the city
from a visit to Connecticut. wkither he went
with his daughter, who will remain there for
the summer.
Miss Clara Hill. OF the Art Students League,
has been devotIng her time during her stay
at home to modelling the head OF Mr.. Hobart
Nichols, who posed for one of the figures in
Mr.. Hovendin's celebrated Jerusalem, the
Golden" The model is considered an ex-
cellent piece of artistic work, from which
several casts have been made.
Mrs. Moore Crawford, OF Washington, is in
Paris.
Mr.. Charles Rau1hes, of this city. is regis
tered at Paris.
Richard Harding Davis has returned from
Europe and is now in New York.
Mr.. Josephus Daniels, chief clerk Of the
Interior Department, with his wife and fam
Carolina
Col. Thomas G. Sullivan and his daughter
sailed Yesterday on the Lucania for Europe.
Among the latest visit rs at Bar Harbor is
Miss Ada Hancock niece of Major Gen. Han
cock, VINO is on visit to her aunt, Mrs. Isaac
Lawrence.
Col. John NJ. Wilson, Corps OF Engineers.
has gone TO Martins Vineyard. Later he
will go to Boston on official business. Mrs.
Wilson is visiting her friend. Mrs. Warner at
Cuthberton Island, opposite West Point, and
will join her husband at Martha's Vineyard.
Mrs. Warner is the author OF ''Queechy" and
the wide, Wide World"
Messrs. George Watson and Howard Cox,
OF Washington, are now in Paris.
Prof. Frederick W. Y. Crouch, the COM
poser of Kathleen Mavourneen." who has
just celebrated his eighty-seyenth birthday. is
spending the summer in Portland, lie. His
health is good, considering his age.
Baron yon Hummer, of the German en-
bassy, is in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Buchanan, OF Washington,
have gone to Newport.
Mr. Albert L. Gibson has sailed for Bologne
Sur-Mer, France, where he will remain for
several months.
Mr. and Mrs H. A. Orth, of Washington,
are stopping at the Berkeley Springs Hotel.
Miss Salie Abel is visiting in New York, and
will spend few weeks in Philadelphia and
Atlantic City.
The family of Capt. Robley D. Evans are
spending the summer near Fortress Monroe.
Miss Mary Doyle. with her sister, Mrsw. F.
Hancock. wife of Lieut.. Hancock, of the Fifth
artillery, are at Old Point Comfort.
Naval Constructor Wilson has gone 10 Kit
terry Point. Me. Mrs. Wilson will remain un-
til the let OF October.
Miss MAY Gebhart, of Dayton. Ohio, is visit
Ing her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. D. Whyte, at
No. 1929 street.
Mrs. Meta Puerner, of Washington, Is visit
ing Mrs. William Calhoun, Of Kensington.
Major Charles 7. Yoder and family have
gone TO the Fauquier Springs. Va, to spend
the balance OF the season.
MI. ana Mfs. ". U. Staples ana Mr.. ana
Mrs. G.. De Witt and children left yesterday
for Asbury Park to spend several weeks.
Miss Draper. daughter of Representative
Draper, of Massachusetts,, and her brother,
are at Deer Park with their mother. Later
the family will return to their home in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Clara Edwards has gone to Atlantic
City for a couple of weeks.
Lieut.. J. H. Cunan leaves on Sunday for a
trip up the Hudson and to Saratoga
Edward P. Harrington, the secretary Of the
National Rifles. sails on the steamer DorcheS-
ter from Baltimore for three weeks trip to
Boston and to New Bedford, on Buzzard's
Bay.
Marriage Licenses.
Licenses to marry were issued yesterday as
follows: Harry A. Welbur and Annie Z. Carr.
both of Baltimore, Md; James Dorsey and
Lucy Sebold; Charles NJ. McWirt and Maggie
V. King. both Of Fredericksburg. Va: r. Em-
nett O'Brien and Helen G. Clark; William d.
Altman and Matte Cornwell.
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Train Falls Into a Lime Sink.
ROCHELLE, Fla, Aug. 4.-This morning
mixed train on the Florida Southern Railroad
plunged into lime sink near here. The en-
gine and two cars are at the bottom of the sink