The Washington times., 1894-07-06
SOCIAL DOINGS AND SAYINGS.

Madame Patenotre left yesterday with her
mother, Mrs. Elverson, OF Philadelphia. for a
stay 1t Cape May. The ambassador finds it
adjourns, after which he expects to make q
flying visit to Europe with his bride.
Mr.. Lewis G. Stevenson and bride have re-
Gently returned from their wedding trip to
| Europe.
After an absence Of II years from her na-
tive land. Lady Randolph Churchill has once
Churchill was formerly Jenny jerome, a
leading belle of New York city. With her
husband she will spend a time at Newport,
and later go to San Francisco, thence to
Japan.
Judge E. D. White and Miss Sue White
have returned from their visit to New Orleans.
Judge White was rendered banquet by his
| New Orleans friends and his visit was con-
| tfnuous ovation.
Rev. J. z Fout and Miss Jennie Harbason
| Spies were married on Tuesday at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, No. 1913 North
Capitol street. No invitations were issued
Mr.. and Mrs. Fout were the recipients of
many beautiful presents. A reception was
rendered them at Maysville. W. Va. where
they will spend few weeks before returning
to the church duties, to which they both give
untiring labor.
Major Gushing, recently relieved of duty at
Fort Riley, is now at 1929 Connecticut avenue
The major and Mrs Cushing expect to take a
house here next fall.
Mrs. Philip Mauro has leased for the sea-
son Senator Blackburn's cottage at Ocean
City. Nd.
Mrs. Rufus Choate is visiting DR.. and Mrs.
J. B. Gould, of Falls Church.
Miss Marie Schiller will leave the city Mon
day for Lenox to visit Mrs. Westinghouse for
several weeks. Later she will go to Cape
May for the season.
Representative Stallings and his wife left
the city yesterday for their home in Alabama.
Mrs. A. V. s. Lindsey and daughter, Of
Nashville, Tenn. are now at Canonicut, R. l.,
where they will sojourR the rest of the Sum-
mer.
The wife ana daughter of Senator Kyle. of
South Dakota, are at the Atlantic Hotel,
Ocean City.
Col. James B. Stanley, president of the Ala
bama Press Association, is in the city, en-
route for Asbury Park to attend a meeting of
the National Press Association. Gel. Stanley
Is prominent in journalistic circles and has
many friends in this city.
Mrs. Celeste Bruf Nichols will leave Mon
day for Hamilton, Loudoun county, Va, for
her Summer recreation Miss May Lawrence
and Mr. William A. Smith will spend the
summer amid the same environments, and
will continue their art studies under the di-
rection of Mrs. Nichols.
party of young people OF Capitol Hill,
known as the Capitol Hill Pleasure Club eel
ebrated the Fourth by giving bus party to
Forest Glen, Nd. The bus met the club at the
residence of Miss ~ Eisinger. No. &c Fifth
street northeast. at 6 o'clock. On the way
toward the Glen bugles were sounded, and
the continual firing OF firecrackers and pistols
told that they were out for a lively time.
After n few misnaps. some Of which were
quite dangerous. they arrived at their destina-
tion. and resting for few hours, "a most de-
licious and inviting dinner was prepared by
the ladies. who. with their good TASTE had
everything nice and in abundance. During
the afternoon the gentlemen played
game of ball. and those that could
not play went strolling with the
ladies' in the woods or sat in the hammock
and enjoyed themselves. In the evening Mr.
q. S. G. Hoover gave !: grand display of fire.
works. which was enjoyed by the club rs well
rs surprise to the inhabitants OF the glen.
At late hour the club returned singing old
familiar airs and popular songs. which helped
TO iireak the stiffness OF the night. Every
member spent pleasant day and all are de-
lighted over the success OF their first bus
party. The members present were: Miss
Bessie Swanson, Dot Baldwin, Mamie
Owen, Rosa West. Maggie Owen. Marie Eisin-
ger. Lizzie West. LENA Philips Mollie Eer-
nan, and Messrs. Ed Splett Charles. Burke,
Frank Burke. Frank White, George Taylor.
Alfred cbisellI, Frank Chiselli, George Jayne,
John Bowers and T. s. G. Hoover.
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