The evening times., 1895-08-13

Cleveland and Marguerite Bissell have
spent considerable time together and are
perfectly devoted in their attachment to
each other.
Senator Gorman has gone to Saratogs
for his annual visit to that resort.
Miss ]. MilburD,. OF this city, is at As.
bury Park.
Miss Marrow, of this city, is spending
the season at Narraga nsett.
Ex-Secretary OF the Navy Tracy, accom-.
panied by his dau ghter nd granddaughter,
Mrs. and Miss wiImerding, are at present
In Scotland. They willsaiI for this country
on the 21st instant They have spent
the last few mouths travelling on the CONT.
nent.
Gen Greedy is at present on his way home
from Europe
Col. Edward Clarke, the architect OF the
Capitol, who was taken seriously ill on
Saturday, was much better yesterday.
Mr.. W. W. Rockhill, third assistant
Secretary of State, sailed for this country
from Southampton on Saturday last.
Justice aud Mrs. Brown are at present
at Cauonicut, where they are the guests
OF Mr.. Daniel Goodman, of Chicago, who
has cottage at that place
DR.. G. L. Magruder aud family are al
Bolton, Lake George.
Mr.. A. 81. Baldwin aud family are at
Lake, New York.
Capt and Mrs. s. C. Lenly are making
visit to Covingtou, Va
DIR. Garrett Hills is at Cape May.
DR.. ]. Curtis smythe is enjoying a vaca.
tiou at the RanSeley Lakes
Mrs. Noses Kelley, accompanied by
Miss Hannah Kelley, has gone 10 North
Conway, N. h.
Miss Cynthia Bean ana Miss Maggie Kelly
have gone 10 River Springs to spend seY.
eral weeks.
Miss Rosa Kelly has gone to Virginia
Beach To spend the remainder of the heated
term.
Mr. 2 ictoY CraiCnu will leara ta-dar tn
spend the coming six weeks with relatives
al Leonardtown.
Mr. Harry Berlin has gone TO join his
mother, Mrs. Dora Berlin, in Boston Mrs
Berlin is travelling with Miss Klepish the
celebrated art lecturer, fur the pWgese OF
sta abiishIng art circles for parlor lee
.ures on American art.
Mrs. E F. Droop and daughter. Miss
Agnes, have returned from the Virginia
Hot Springs. Mr. E. F. Droop is being
benefited by the waters there, and viii
remain until his new store on Pemsylya.
MIA avenue, is ready for occupancy.
Mr. r-KeilMonroe andMr. Edward Dearduff,
who have been camping at Colonial Beach.
yesterday.
Mr.. John ]. Fitzgerald, of the Pension
0ffice, has returned after a months va.
cation spent among relatives ia Cunnectieus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery are al present
1t Bar Harbor, but will visit the resorts of
he coast of Maine and Nova Scotia be-
,,.r I.f~ ,,,
Mr.. E. B. Hay has postponed his trip
% Martha's Vineyard on account of bust
ness engagements which imperatyely de-
nanded his presence here.
Miss Laura Mitchell, of Fourteenth street,
las gone to Virginia to visit relatives and
will not return until late in the fall.
The friends of Capt. John D. Putnam,
" Los Angeles, Cal, who was for some
ime captain of the watch OF the Treasury
0epa rtment. will be glad to learn that
lis health has been completely restored by
he change of climate. Capt. Putnam
resigned his position here to accept q
more lucrative one in his own Stale, aud
3 now the United States Inspector of
;hinese and Special Agent of the Treasury.
sldSe Ernest P. Baldwin has returned
Iftet an outing of several weeks at Bay
Lidss.
Mrs. u. H. Mills and Miss Lotta Mills
AVE gonr to Water Mills, Long Island.
They " i'll not return until late i'll September.
Theodore A. T. Judd has gone to Luray
springs, Va, to be absent about two weeks.
Miss Xarifa Hancock, of Corcoran street.
will leave to-day for Catlett's, Va, to
emain until September.
Mrs. Harry T. Baer and her three chill
iren Will leave to-cay for Rock Enon to
euain until late in September
or Boston where she willconsult specialist
vith view to studying voice culture.
Mrs. Charles d. LieberniaB and the Misses
ylnier have gone to jordan Sweet Alum
Springs, Va, TO remain until September 10.
Mr.. George C. Jennison. of the - nbarton
[otel. left yesterday for "a y through
orthern New York and Canada. Mr..
IeDnisou win 60 to the Thousand Isles to
'n1oy the fishing early in September.