The Washington times., 1894-08-13
SOCIAL SAYINGS AND DOINGs.
The Dolphin is fully equipped and ready to
weigh anchor


The Dolphin is fully equipped and ready to
weigh anchor.
Secretary Herbert and Miss Herbert will
probably not start on their cruise until
Wednesday. They expect to be gone about a
month, visiting Newport. Buzzards Bay, and
other Atlantic resorts.
On his return to Washington Secretary Her
bert stopped over ut Lookout Mountain, near
Chattanooga. Miss Brown, the daughter OF
ex Senator Joseph E. Brown, of Georgia, is
stopping at the same place. The Secretary .
visit revives the story, which has been before
circulated, that he is engaged to Miss Brown,
who is one OF the handsomsst and weaithiest
young ladies in the South.
delightful entertainment in the nature OF
an informal dinner was given last Wednesday
| evening at the Richmond by Lieut.. Naoki
Miyaoka, OF the Japanese navy and attache
to the legation. The guest Of honor was Mr..
| Sho Nemoto, special commissioner OF labor to
Brazil, Guatemala. and Nicaragua from the
department OF foreign affairs. The dinner
was charming one in every respect. The
| other guests present were Mr.. Durham White
Stevens, counsellor; Mr.. K. Nakayams, chan
cellor, and DR.. Shohaku Nishio. Mrs. Miyaoka
was the only lady of the party.
An elaborate dinner OF six courses was
| given Saturday evening at the Normandie by
| Prof. William d. Cabell. principal of the
| the guests and fine menu made the affair a
most enjoyable one. The guests OF honor
| were Count and Countess Piolo Caselli. The
| other guests present were Mrs. Cabell, Sena-
tor Blanchard and Mr.. Clifton r. Breckin-
| ridge, minister to Russia.
News has been received In Washington of
! EranriecO nf I'nitaI States
Treasurer Daniel Nash Morgan and Mr.. L. H.
| BantZ assistant cashier: Mr.. Burton Doyle,
and Mr.. George II. Smith, OF the Secretary's
| office. While in Salt Lake City the party was
highly entertained by the Mystic Shriners,
| who were then holding q conclave ut Salt
| Lake.
Ex-Cov. E. E. Jackson, OF Maryland, and
| family who are making tour OF Europe are
| at present at Carlsbad, Austria. Mr.. Jackson
| has not been in good health for some time
| but is now better. They will sail for home
| on October and are expected IN Washing
ton about two weeks later.
Gen. and Mrs. Schofield are at Bar Harbor
and have been the guests Of honor at series
| of entertainments. At recent dinner given
| in their honor at Sorrento by Chief Justice
and Mrs. Fuller Capt t. H. Bliss and Mrs.
| Eugene Hale were present.
Mrs. W. s. Waters and her daughter. Miss
Loie, left for their home in Atlanta yesterday,
having stopped over Il couple of days on a re-
| turn trip from New York. They have been
visiting Mr.. Glen Waters, of the New York
Morning Advertiser.
Mrs. G. A. Woodward and daughter are
spending the summer at Berkeley where
they will be joined later in the summer by
Mr.. Harry Woodward Col. Woodward will
leave this city shortly for Capon Springs.
Assistant Secretary OF the Navy McAdoo
will leave Monday evening for the Adirondack
Mountains, New York. where he will be joined
by Mrs. McAdoo, who has been spending the
summer at Magnolia, near Boston.
Mrs Reamey. wife of Lieut. L. L. Reamey,
naval did TO Secretary Herbert, is spending
the summer at Goshen, Va, with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cullen Brewster, OF
New York.
Col. and Mrs. ". Winthrop still remains in
Washington at their comfortable home on l
street. Later in the summer they Will go
away, but as yet have made no plans.
Miss Blanche Mattingly will spend her va
cation at Bath Beach, on Long Island Sound.
Miss Mattingly will be the Lending soprano
next year at st. Patrick's Church.
Mrs. Louisa Holden Dent with her little
granddaughter, Dorothy Dent. of Capitol
Hill, will leave shortly to visit Judge Marina
duke Dent in Grafton, W. Va.
Mrs. H. P. Gerard and Miss Agnes Gerard
left Thursday to spend several weeks at
Manasquan, n. j., as the guests Of Mrs. Ella
S. Pearce.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Boyd, OF Peters.
burg Va. are visiting her sister, Mrs A. Z.
Libbey No. 30I Thirteenth street southwest
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury Curtis
will leave the early part of the week for New
London 10 spend week or ten days.
Miss Shepard. daughter of Capt Shepard.
of T. S. s. Minnesota, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Perkins wife of Lieut.. Perkins.
Major William P. Hall will leave in few
days for Deer Park, Nd, to Join Mrs. Hall.
who is stopping there.
Major Parker and wife will leave the SOL
diers' Home on the 18th instant to visit their
son at West Point.
Claude NJ. johnson. chief of Bureau of En-
craving and Printing, has joined his family
at Asbury Park.
Chief Constructor Hichborn, q. S. N, and
Mrs. Hichborn will leave the city about the
18th for Boston.
Senator and Mrs. Davis gave an impromptu
affair Tuesday evening last in honor Of Mr..
Godfrey Stein.
Miss Pearl Fitch is the guest OF Mrs. Sey-
mour Wright, of Park Place, Washington
Grove.
Mrs. Adams and Miss Grace Adams of Bal
timore, are now at the Richmond for 4 short
visit.
T. W. Howard and Miss Florence Howard
are guests at the Brown Villa at Cape May.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Lyman are spending
the month of August at Cape May.
President Cleveland and Secretary Car Isle
spent the Sabbath quietly at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Will X. Carlisle leave to-day
for their home in Chicago.
Miss Hattie Taylor is visiting Miss Blanche
Wagner ut Hagerstown.
Mrs. J. S. Tomlinson is visiting friends in
Louisburg n. C.
Mrs John J. Hemphill will return to-day
to Chester, S. G.
Mr. Rush ShiDpeu of Washington ia now