The morning times., 1895-07-19

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pie enjoyed the hospitality OF the young
hostess until a late hour Among the guests
were the Misses Tucker, Slater and SwornI-
sted and Messrs. Waters Lay and others
Mrs. Isaac l. Blont has gone TO Oakland
not Oklahoma as inadvertently stated
Mr. and Mrs. X. o. Hoffman VIII leave
tins week for the ashore 10 remain one
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Prince are now located for
the summer at the Albemarlc, Atlantic City
Mrs. Hampden Zane is at Kittery Point,
Maine, To remain until September
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cans and their children
of Richmond, are here as guests of Mr.
Isaac Cans, No. 726 Fifth street, where
they VIII remain about ten days before
going To the seaShore for the balance OF the
summer.
Mrs. Harry Hopper is in the city visiting
her mother in South Washington
Mrs. William Davis and children, of East
Washington, are enjoying their vacation
at Wilkinson, Va.
Mrs. william Peters, OF York, Pa, a
former resident OF South Washington,
will visit her old home very shortly aud
EyIl Iron in
Mrs Clinton James is in Baltimore attend
Ing the Baptist convention
Miss Laura Holly, of f street south west,
is visiting Mrs. Livingston, OF Baltimore.
Mrs Annie Walker will leave Monday
for week S visit to Colonial Beach
Miss Therese Mildred sHcer left for
Pntsburg, Pa, yesterday MORNING
The Boston Herald states that among all
the c. r. delegations from the various
States and Territories, the contingent
from Washington had the prcttiest girls.
Mr.. John a. Elhnaer's friends are tell
inE rather a good story al his expense 1t
happened that Mr. Eliiuger celebrated
his birthday one evening last week In
reply 20 an inquiry from his wife, Mr.
Elhugcrstatgd tia The only thing he needed
was pair Of su>peud'rS. When pur-
chasing them Mrs EiliuEcr happened to
mention this TACT at certain dryEoOds
house. The manager straightway told
the fact to all Of his friends When the
guests invited 10 spend the evening a Mr.
El!iuger's began 20 arrive, each brought
pair Of suspeudcrs Accounts differ as
10 the quantity, only his friends may feel
assured that h viii never ueed pair Of
suSpendcrs again.
Miss Emily J. Bingham, Of the FlSmere.
who was called to her home near Boston by
illness OF her mother has returned, Ieav-
ing hermother ConvaIescent.
Miss Edith Hope. of Baltimore. is the
guest Of Miss Flynn, OF No. 2l1 Tenth tTcet
northeast
Miss Dillon, of Syracuse. y. Y, is the
guestof the Misses Murphy. ofIstreet north
west.
Senator Mitchell and family. of wiscon-
sin. are located II theirCOttagc nj Brigantine,
J. Their son is travelling in Europe, but
is expected home before the gay season
at Washington begins.
Miss Cecilia V Murphy. the soprano OF
st. Matthew's choir, leaves for a months
vacation in Boston Upon her return she
viii be associated with her old musical
position formerly held by her in the choir
of that church and lately filled by Mrs.
Kitty Thompson-Berry. Miss Murphy
was for two years the soprano of ST Mat
thew's.
Mr. aHd Mrs Harmer- R eeside and Mr..
and Mrs Sol Haas are contemplating form
ing pleasure party for a two months
continental tour.
Representative Harmer and Senator
Mitchell. of Wisconsin, are Interested in
the fishing resort, Brigantine, N j., and
are having artesian wells placed at intervals
on the island
Mr and Mrs. E. w. Lewis sail for Europe
on the 24te
Miss Ami" Ring, of the Cairo, has gone to
White Sulphur for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. W Dom and daughter
Nanona, have gone to Atlantic City for
two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin have gone to the
Hotel lexington for the summer
Mr ard Mrs A. S. Gren, of the Cairo,
have gore to Adams. N. Y.
Miss f. Wheaton has gone 10 Yellow
Sulphur Springs, Va, for the summer
Miss Rucker has returned home after
visit to Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin F. Walker have
gone TO the'rsummer home near Harrisburg,
Pa
Mrs. G Phelps, of the Cairo, has gone
to the Yellow Sulphur Springs for the
summer.
Mrs. and Miss Eland have returned from
q trip TO Long Island, n. Y
Miss Hawkins, of the Cairo, will spend
the summer with friends in Baltimore
county, Md.
New Salvationist Coming.
Adjutant Isabel Wood and Capt. Eva
Dunlop will have the assistance of Dr..
Nice, Of New York city, and Adjutant
Hunter, of Baltimore, at the Salvation
Army meetings at $50 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Saturday and Sunday. DR.. Nice Will
doubtless be welcomed back by many of
those who were delighted with his sing
ing and violin playing on his former visit
They will be glad to know that he is also
TO attend the meetings which the Saliva
tion Army is to hold for the first time
at Washington Grove camp the first five
days in August. These meetings VIII be
in charge Of Brig. and Mrs. Evans of New
York, and Will be attended by a number
of officers, including Adjutant Wood and
Capt. Dunlop.