The Washington times., 1894-07-13
SOCIAL SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

SOCIAL SAYINGS AND DUlNUS.
Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle left here yester-
day for Covington, Ky., to attend the funeral
of friend.
Mrs. C. C. Glover has left town for James
town, R. l., to be gone until September. She
was obliged to leave her beautiful country
home at Tennallytown en- account OF the i'll
ness OF her son. Mr.. Glover and their eldest
daughter, Miss Bessie Glover, will join them
about the LIST of August.
Miss Belle Hagner. daughter OF DR.. Hagner,
Is visiting Mrs. McKim. wife OF Rev. DIR. Nc
Kim, at her country place in Virginia. Miss
next season.
Rev. DIR. Alexander Mackay-Smith is spend
ing the Summer at Bar Harbor.
The Blaine family will enjoy quiet Sum-
mer at their old home in Augusta, Me. Mrs.
Blaine and Mrs. Damrosch are there now.
Mr.. Damrosch, Mrs. Emmons Blaine, and Mr..
and Mrs. Truxton Beale will 60 10 Augusta
within few days.
Ensign C. T. Jewell, after visit of two
months TO his parents, Commander and Mrs.
T. +. Jewell, of the United States navy yard,
will leave to-day for jamestown, r. l.. TO
visit his aunt. Mrs. d. Kindleberger, who is
well known in Washington social circles.
Chief Justice Fuller and his family are at
their cottage at Sorrento, on the Maine coast.
Miss Rosalie Howell, of Atlanta, daughter
of Editor Howell Of the Atlanta Constitution.
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Judge Miller, at
Takoma.
Count Reventlow. this Danish Minister at
Washington, has gone TO New York for few
days.
wedding of two prominent members OF
New York society took place on Wednesday
at o'clock at st. Bartholomew's Church.
Emil Anthony. OF Switzerland, and Miss
Florence Ogden Henry were the contracting
parties. Miss Louise Tyson, who was the
maid Of honor. is great-granddaughter OF
President Tyler.
The engagement of Miss Fannie Howell,
daughter OF Capt. John G. Howell. of the
United States navy, to First Lieut.. Nevill OF
the marine corps, has been rumored for some
time. The marriage may take place in the
Fall. Lieut.. Neyill has been ordered to Gin
cinnati, and later will 20 on a three-years'
cruise.
Mrs. Morgan and baby have gone to their
home in New Bedford for the Summer. Lieut..
Morgan will join them later.
Mrs John De Witt Warner, wife of Repre-
sentative Warner Of New York. is seriously i'll
with typhoid fever at her home in this city.
Judge Ivory G. Kimball and family will
leave on Monday for months trip in New
England.
Miss May Brooke. OF Greenville. Miss.
granddaughter of the late Senator Brooke Of
Mississippi. is visiting Major and Mrs. Watt
in this city. Several delightful entertain
ments have been given in her honor.
Miss Belle Howell. daughter of Capt. John
c. Howell, of the Navy Yard, has gone to
Leesburg, Va.
Lieutenant Commander Eugene Letuze will
leave on Saturday to join his wife and family
at Winchindon, Mass. His son, naval
cadet. whose health has been much impaired,
will accompany:him. Lieutenant Leutze is
painted the famous picture. Westward the
Course of Empire Takes It's Way.
Mrs. Smith. wife of Paymaster Smith,
United States Navy. has recently returned
from Colorado Springs, where she has been
for her health. Later she will go to Lees
burg, Va.
Mrs. Sara Spencer and Mr.. Henry Spencer
will spend several weeks at Asbury Park.
Colonel Elliott and family have taken q
cottage on the Tenallytown road. near the
Country Club.
Mrs. Reeder and her two daughters will
leave in a few days for jamestown, X. l. +,
where they have cottage.
Mrs. John T. Power. of No. As z street
northwest, is spending the Summer at Woods
Holl. Mass, and Portland. Ne. She will
return home about the middle Of September.