The morning times., 1895-07-20

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ator Stewart inherited q perfect constitu'
ton. His father lived to be 100 years
of age and died OF pneumonia, preserving
TO the very last days of his life his facul-
ties intact, and being remarkably robust
previous to the fatal illness.
Mrs. Kali Monroe, who is a unit among
the various delegations appointed to go
10 Atlanta to arrange certain exhibits
returned on Thursday aud reports the
most marvellous activity, promising sue
cess TO the coming exposition.
Mr P Bishop Parrott leaves on the 22d
day of this month for his home in Orange
burg, South Carolina, TO remain one month.
Mr. II F. Ruff has brand-new soldier
boy in the family-and his comrades are
congratulating him.
Mrs. W NJ Burchen and family will spend
the remainder of the summer at Brigantine,
n. ].
Mr W. W Brennerman and family have
left the city on n short leave, which they
will divide among the resorts of the Allan
tic coast.
Capt E P Gross has gone to New York
to assist in the annual settlement with the
assay office.
Dr. j. f. Blomin Will sail to-day for
Sweden, his home, where he VIII join his
family.
Mr and Mrs James Robbins, of No. 1914
Vermont avenue, are at their summer
home on the coast OF Maine. Before return
ing they win make short stays at several
watering places at the islands along the
coast, arriving In the city about October /.
Messrs. ]. F Gallagher. L c. Dillon, and
T. Lahy, accompanied by Lieut.. A. b.
Mudd, Maj. j NJ. Carr, and Capt. II. Duffy,
VIII leave tile city on the 26th inst. for
Lennox, Mass, where they intend TO stay
for the remainder of the season.
Miss Jennie McAtee is visiting friends
ia Richmond, Va.
The friends Of Miss Ella Gowns, who re
turned from her summer jaunt at Round
Hill quite i'll, VIII be glad To hear that she
is ConvaleSCeut.
Mr.. j. T. Galloway left for Philadelphia
last nj ght, and will spend few days at
Atlantic City
Mr. and Mrs. Burk aud family will spend
the summer al Briganune, y. j.
Mr. " Fl Emory, who has been camping
out with friends at Piney Point, has re-
uIrned much benefited by roughing it.
Gen. aud Mrs. Hatch OF Missouri, are
going TO Brigantine for the remainder Of
the heated term.
Hon Chas s Hamliu, assistant secretary
Of the Treasury, has gone by steamer to
Boston where he VIII remain about ten
days
Mr.. and Mrs. E u. Davies have moved
back iuto their old home on r near Seven
teeuth street.
Mrs. Robinson, OF Madison street, ia
entertaining her daughter, who resides at
Cleveland. Ohio.
Mrs. j Hancock and her daughter have
gone to Mississippi, TO visit her daughter.
Miss Chjpman, the artist, whose beau
tiful studio at the Cairo has been so much
trip by sea TO Boston, where her early art
studies We're pursued.
Mr.. Cabcll Whitehead, who has been
enjoying an extensive European tour, ac-
companied by his wife and her mother,
will sail from Southampton for home on the
goth instant.
Mr B. II. Warner has gone to his CID
home in Pennsylvania, to visit his father
for few days.
Mrs Clarence Rheem is at River side,
W Va, for the summer
The young people OF Takoma were the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. ,G. A. Whitaker on
Wednesday, in honor of Miss Helen's birth
day The house and grounds were beauti-
fully decorated, and the guests enjoyed the
delightful hospitality for which Takona
Park is becoming famous. Many Wa sh-
ingtomans participated, and it was long
after midnight before the guests dispersed.
Mr. Charles B. Smith has been in Atlanta
for some little time past, for an early
glimpse at the exposition.
The marriage of Miss Florence Campbell,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs s. II. Campbell,
of No 500 K street northwest, to Mr.
Frank L. Churchill, took place Wednesday
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