The evening times., 1895-08-09
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Gen. Charles Nelson. Of the Bond Di-
| vision, United States Postoffice, sailed for
| Europe ON Wednesday on the American
line steamship St. Louis. He viii remain
in England, travelling in the provinces,
but spending the greater part OF his time
in London, where he has many friends,
/ he will return about September /.
Nrs. Il. B. Bennett, Of New Hampshire
avenue, is spending the month OF August
at Forest Glen
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Goldsmith left yes
terday for Atlantic City to spend the re-
maindef Of the summer.
Mr.. sa1n- Hart left yesterday for Atlantic
City to remain all summer.
The Misses Davidson, of Tweuty-third
street. are spending the seafon at Woodley
Inn
Mrs. Brackett. of Iowa Circle, win leave
early next week for Western Pennsylvania
to be absent about three weeks.
Mr.. Fitzgerald King, Of Tweuty-third
street, has gone to Brooklyn, and will be
absent several weeks.
Mr.. Sigmund Kaufman left yesterday
to spend several weeks at Atlantic City.
Mr.. ". H. Dempsey has returned from a
three weeks vacation at Ocean City.
Mrs. Warrenton King is spending few
weeks visiting relatives on the Eastern
Shore
Mr.. Alexander Wolf left yesterday for
Atlantic City, where he viii remain until
late in September.
DR.. and Mrs. Bronson will leave in q
few days for a trip to Boston by sea. They
will visit the resorts of the Massachusetts,
coast and return about September Is.
Mr.. Alexander baltimore is spending his
vacation among friends at Buckland, Va.
The Misses Wilkes, of Connecticut avenue,
have gone To Gloucester, Mass, for the re-
mainder of the season.
The Misses Weseott, of Twenty-taird
street. are spending the summer at Noun
tain Lake Park, Md.
Rev. DR.. Easton aud family are spend
ing their summer vacation at weiale, Va
The friends of Dr.. Ralph Ross, for
meriy of Washington, will be interested |
to learn Of his marriage to Miss Matte
Eddy, daughter of the Rev E. A. Eddy, of /
Mount Pleasant, No., ON July 10. The
ceremony took place at the parsonage
only a few friends being present Dr.
and Mrs Ross will reside at Greenwood
5. D.. where the doctor Is stationed as
in charge of the Indian school,
Miss Leona whiting, who made so many L
friends in washin gton during her stay
last winter, is with her mother at Cape
May, and will remain until September.
Mrs. ]. Thornton Wood and son, Mr..
Harry McGaw Wood, VIII leave in a few
Jays to. spend the balance OF the heated
erm with relatives at Flatbush and the
,estorts of New Yurk harbor.
Miss Mary c. Kennedy, of T street, is
Tisiting relatives in Chicago. She will |
probably travel through remote parts of |
L
lata for literary work Of a scientific |
haracter.
Mrs. T. W. Moore. of South washing
on, will leave to-day for the various re-
orts of the Jersey coast, to be absent
everal weeks
Hon. c. II. Boutelie and family sailed |
n Wednesday for Europe, to be absent
bout two months.
Miss z. ]. Beatty, of Indianapolis, Ind,
) IN Washington, where she will remain |
few days. Miss Beatty will spend the
ext six weeks in the Adirondacks.
Mr. and Mrs. James whitney are Mt |
'ewport, and will remain until Septem-
er.
MIS- Richard Townsend is at Narrasan-
att Pier for the summer
Miss Bertha Walters left yesterday for
iasara and Rochester. She will be ab- |
tn about thrpp rvaoto |