The Washington times., 1894-07-25
SOCIAL D0INGS AND SAYINGS.


ton, have received news OF the recent honors
conferred upon this talented American lady.
Miss Whitney sculptured the bust of that
highly gifted young poet Keats, which has
just been unveiled in England at the parish
church of Hampstead. Prof. Charles Eliot
Norton, Mr.. Aldrich. Mr.. A. ". Glider and
Bret Har:e were among the American lovers Of
English literature who were the promoters Of
this gift. Miss Whitney Is a friend Of Mr..
William Pardridge. who delighted Washing
ton society last winter by his marbles and lee
lures on sculpture at the Cosmos Club.
The Washingtonians registered at Colonial
Beach Hotel Sunday last were Judge D. N.
Browning. Commissioner OF Indian Affairs,
accompanied by Mrs. Browning; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert A. Cochran, Col. John NJ. Wilson,
Commissioner OF Public Buildings and
Grounds; Mr.. George c. Ross, Mr.. Claude n.
Bennett. OF the Interior Department.; Mr.. N.
Hershler and family, Mr. S. Aman, Miss II.
Eglotr, Mrs. Matthews. Miss s. Keller. Mrs. L.
Rothschild, Mrs. Wallingstein, Mr.. J. j.
Beardsley, Mr.. H. ". Hall, Mrs. Jessie Rouse,
and Mrs. Alice Updike. There are many
guests at the hotel and cottages who are pro-
longing their stay for several weeks.
Among the Washington guests registered at
Berkeley Springs are Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lowris
Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Pellew and Miss
feucW. JuuEt anu MISS otEouS- Mf. anu 1lre
Eugene Van Rensselaer,, K. c. Ray, L. S. N,
and family. II. A. Orth and family, C. D.
Liebermann, DR.. O'Reilly. L. S. A.. and
family. Mrs. d. NJ. Scott and daughter, Nine.
Fourcauley, and DR.. Keyser.
Anumber of Washington people are go
journing at Blue Mountains, Nd. Hon. Allan
C. Durborow jr. and Harold P. Marion, U. S.
N, are among those registered ut the hotel
The latest arrivals are Mrs. John E. Fatty,
Miss Belle Wiliet, and DR.. n. L. Bates.
Mrs William II. Holmes and family have
removed from Washington to Chicago. Mr..
Holmes, who was formerly prominently con-
neeted with the Geological Survey of this
city. is now attached to the Field Museum.
Their beautiful residence on Stoughton street
is now occupied by her sister, Mrs. @. Z.
Clifton.
Sir Julian Pauncefote, the English ambas-
sador, has indefinitely postponed his depart
ure from Washington, owing to the present
status of the Bering Sea question and other
diplomatic matters. Lady Pauncefote and
daughters are now in London. Sir Julian
hopes TO join them and go to Aix-les-Bains
to undergo a treatment of its waters.
Charles S. Hamlin, Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury. will spend the summer with his
brother, Mr.. Edward Hamlin, in his new cot
tage at Marion, Mass.
Bishop Keane. of the Catholic University,
had an audience in Rome Monday with the
Pope. His holiness was much interested in
the affairs of the United States and talked
for half an hour on church matters.
At dinner given recently at Cape May py
Mrs. E. S. Bowen in honor of Cardinal Glib
ma Acfi porie eh had
were Congressman and Mrs. Cobb and Con-
gresham and Mrs. McAleer.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson and her sister. Mrs.
Mussman, of Philadelphia, are at Kennsbunk
Beach, Me.
Mr.. Cyrus Dolph, son of Senator Dolph, Of
Oregon, and Miss Ruth Dolph will leave to-
day for Watkins Glen, n. Y.
Major Coleman and Miss Coleman are now
at the Virginia Hot Springs.
Miss Nellie PETER. daughter of Senator
Peffer, has returned from two weeks sojourn
at Harpers Ferry.
Capt. Price, U. S. A., and Mrs. Price will
spend few weeks in Sandusky.
Mrs. Dixon, wife of Senator Dixon, of
Rhode Island, has returned home.
Capt. George Z. Lemon has returned from
Europe after a six weeks sojourn.
Miss Leonard and Miss Lingle, business
managers of Kate Fields Washington, have
left for Atlantic City,
Miss Mayne Tompkins. niece Of United
States Supreme Court Marshal Tompkins, will
spend several weeks at Atlantic City
Mrs. Wells. wife of Congressman Wells, Of
Wisconsin, has been quite ill, but is now con-
valescing.
Capt. T.MMcDougall and wife were among
the early arrivals this summer at the Lock-
wood House. Harper's Ferry. They will re-
main until autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Simmons and Miss
Mary Sprague are spending the summer at
Cape May.
Mr.. Frank R. Tablef. popular member of
the Columbia Athletic Club, is registered at
the Mansion House, Atlantic City, where he
will spend the rec. of the summer.