The morning times., 1895-08-06

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land court of appeals, who resides at
Frederick. Mr.. Alvey left his desk yes.er-
day not TO return for ten days or two weeks,
brief tour being on the prog ramlne, to
follow the nuptlal ceremony. His numer-
oas friends combined ana cast after him the
Traditional Old shoe as an expression Of their
best wishes for his future happiness.
Col. Arthur Hubbard and family are
spending the season at the Greenbrier,
White Sulphur Springs.
Miss Janet Oliphant has gone to Deer
Park.
Misses Margaret and Florida Johnson,
who have been spending the past month at
Cambridge, Nd, returned home to-day,
after very pleasant visit.
Mr.. Dunn, OF Grant Place, win leave
tomorrow morning for Petersburg, IL,
to spend the month OF August.
Miss Helen Roberts left yesterday for
weeks vacation in the mountains OF
Virginia.
Miss j. Cohen has gone to Pittsburg, Pa.
to spend the month or August.
Mr.. Charles Smith, who has been camping
at Colonial Beach, has been in town few
days en- route for ASbury Park, where he
will spend the rest OF the heated term.
Miss Hattie Darneile has gone to At
lanta, Ga, 10 spend several weeks. Her
sister, Miss Eva, has gone 10 Prince
Georges county for the month of August.
Miss Georgia Clapton, OF Mississippi, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. f. II. c. Strong. No.
1918 IL street northwest, TO remain until
September.
Mr A w Avery, of Atlanta, Ga, ar
rived in Washington yesterday and Will
he the guest OF Mr w. B. Howard, No
1109 New Hampshire avenue.
Mr Lawrence I. Dortch has returned from
a three weeks vacation at Aberdeen,
Miss.
Mr. Edward Campbell has returned from
Atlantic City.
Miss Emma Bishop left for Blackiston's
Island, n. Y, accompanied by Miss Belle
Brooks.
Mr.. William Clark left the city for
Cape May yesterday. and Will remain
three weeks.
Mr.. Edward Gasch left on Saturday for
a months vacation. He Will divide his
among the resorts Of the Potomac
Mr.. H Blaud s left the city on Saturday
to join camping party at Colton's.
Mr.. George Waters and Mr Frank Wal
Ter returned yesterday from All outing
up the Chesapeake Bay.
DIT. and Mrs. Stone, OF Takoma, Park,
returned from Virginia Beach yesterday.
Mrs. Ross Thompson and her son left
| Saturday to spend a few weeks at Sandy
Springs.
Miss Allmuth. of New York. is visiting
her sister. Miss Allmutb, OF Sixth street
northeast.
Mrs. Cook. of Grant place, left on satur-
| day for a two weeks vacation at ATTAIN
tic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Sol Lansburgh and daughter
! Aline left for Atlantic City on Saturday
Miss Katie Smith and Miss Mona Gator
have returned from Eat Em-Up Camp
! Colonial Reach.
Mr.. Samuel Cans returned yesterday
! from q trip to Atlantic City and New
| York.
Mr.. Harry Kaufman left for Atlantic
City yesterday.
Mr.. Charles F. Burt. OF the stationers' di
vision of the Treasury Department, is Wis
| iting relatives on the Eastern Shore OF
Maryland
Miss Elise K. Taylor will leave to-day to
visit relatives at Staten Isl. nd.
Hon. Eugene Tyler Chamberlain. Com
| missioner Of Navigation, Treasury Depart
ment, left Yesterday for New York, where
he viii sail for Europe, to be absent until
| September first.
Miss Kate Hackney and her mother win
| leave to-day for Winchester, Va, TO
spend the remainder of the summer.
Mrs E. P. Taylor, Jr.. Mrs. Mockbee Mrs.
! McElfresh, Mrs. Tucker, and Mrs. Seibold
have gone for a short outing of about three
| weeks. They will stop first at PlHey
! Point for week or ten days and from
| there viii visit other watering places.