The Washington times., 1894-07-21
SOCIAL DOINCs AND SAYINGS.

Hon. Samuel Morss, consul general at Paris,
who has been in Washington for few days
combining private business with pleasure,
will leave to-day for his home In Indiana. Mr..
Morss' family will spend tho Summer travel
ing in Europe and are now in Switzerland.
Mrs. Carlisle is at Deer Park. The Secre-
tary will join her there TODAY, to remain
until Monday. Mr.. Calderon Carlisle has
gone to New York.
Mr.. Linton Logan Carlisle and Congress-
man Berry. Of Kentucky, will leave to-day for
Mauhas Vineyard, where Miss Berry has
been for some time. The engagement Of Mr..
Carlisle and Miss Berry has been rumored for
some time. In view Of the popularity of
these two handsome young people society Is
much interested in their prospective happi-
ness.
Mrs. Calvin 8. Brice and the Misses Brice
have been in London for the past three weeks.
Mrs. John ". Mackay gave a brilliant even
ing party, with music, in their honor. at her
beautiful home. in Carlton House Terrace,
about week ago.
Cardinal Gibbons. Archbishop. Ryan, Of
Philadelphia, and Archbishop Kain, of st.
Louis, were the guests Of nonor at dinner
Thursday, at Cape May, given by Col. and
Mrs. Z. s. Bowen. Many prominent WASH
ington residents OF Cape May attended the re-
ception, which followed the dinner. There
was large attendance Of priests. banquet
will be rendered Cardinal Gibbons by the
Catholic residents on the occasion of his
birthday, the 9th of this month.
Hon. Charles DENLY, United States minis
ter to China, will leave for Detroit to-day,
where his wife has been on a visit, whence he
will go to his home in Indiana This is Mr..
Denby's first visit homo since his appoint
ment, and he does not expect to return to his
important mission until December l.
Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Crabbe, daughters OF
Senator Palmer. with their daughters, who
have been sojourning at Harper's Ferry, will
leave shortly for Atlantic City.
DIR. and Mrs. John D. Jones, OF Washing
ton, are now at Aix-les-Bains.
Miss Fannie Prosperi, daughter OF Mr.. Au-
gustus Prosperi, of the Naval Academy. An
napolis, who has been here on an extended
visit to relatives and friends, returned to her
home yesterday.
Miss Alice Bradley, Of Philadelphia. will be
the guest for few weeks Of Miss Davis, Of
No. 9Ol Twenty-drst street northwest.
Mr.. Jilson D. Entwisle of Georgetown, the
recently appointed deputy collector of GUS
toms, was the recipient OF much attention
from some of his most intimate friends who
assembled Thursday evening at his home and
presented him with a beautiful testimonial in
honor of his appointment. Mr.. George W.
Casilear made presentation speech convey
ing the expressions OF high esteem in which
Mr.. Entwisle is held by his friends.
Comptroller and Mrs. Eckels and Miss
Phoebe Eekels have returned to the city after
several weeks rest at Ottawa. Ill.
Miss May Cecilia Mclaughlin. granddaugh-
ter OF the late Judge James 1. Hurley. of Ha-
gerstown, WIS married to Mr.. ". Harrison
Coleman. son OF Capt J. Coleman, of WASH
ington. Wednesday morning at ST. Peters
Church, Capitol HILL The wedding was a
quiet one. only immediate friends and rela-
fives being present The bridal couple left
for Old Poin. Comfort. and will make their
future home in Newark, Nj.