The morning times., 1895-08-01


leave Washington Friday and go direct
to Chicago, where they will be Joined by
Mrs w X. Carlisle and children. The
party VIII board the lighthouse tender
Amaranth probably Saturday, and make
the tour of the lakes TO Buffalo The time
consumed Will be about thirty days.
Mr.. Arthur F. Ford, Mr H. NJ. Cross and
Gen. O. II LaGrange the newly appointed
fire commissioners OF New York city, who
have been guests of the Normandie, returned
to New York on Tuesday. The gentlemen
are cd friends of Capt. l.. l.. Blake, OF tie
Manchester. and were Handsomely enter
tained by him. a trip TO Mount Vernon
with a dinner on board on Monday was
followed by a supper at Chamberlins
Mt. Elliott Smith, brotaer-ln-law or
Capt. Biake's, was also of the party. Mr..
Elliott is the superintendent OF all the
underground electric conduitS of the city
of New York. and the inventor OF many
electrical contrivances.
Mrs. Granville Lewis and daughter, Miss
Grace, of lexington, have gone TO New
Hampshire for tie summer.
Mrs. T. l. Holbrook returned from Cape
May last week ard is now at Rock Enon
Springs.
MI. and Mrs j. W Count and Mrs. W. B.
Hoofnagle have left for Ellenville and Mid
dleton, n. Y, to spend the remainder OF the
summer.
Attorney General Harmon will take
vacation during the month OF August. He
viii leave here next Saturday for Nantucket
for a few days yachting and fishing,
after which he will join his family at
White sulphur Springs, Va, and spend the
remainder ofthe month there.
Mr Griff T. Smith, private secretary
OF Commissioners OF Internal Revenue
Miller, has gone to Charleston, W. Va, on
his annual vacation.
Mrs. George Myers has returned from
Colonial Beach, after two weeks absence.
Mr.. R. H. Hicks, OF No. 622 street, is at
Atlantic City.
Mr.. Matt G. Reynolds, the District At
toruey OF St Louis, is guest Of the Shore
ham Mr.. Reynolds is combining bus
iuess and pleasure during his stay.
Mr.. Ulysses P La Fitte, OF the Auditors
office OF the Interior Department, has just
returned from Europe, after two months
travel.
MTs. tldI h NldA " tII- vi W hluNItSNtl, d.
who has so many friends in Washington,
spent few days last week { the Shoreham.
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles b. Gray are at Bar
Harbor for the summer
Hon. W. NJ. Duffield, superintendent Of
the coast and geodetic survey, has returned
from an ocean trip to Boston and the
Massachusetts coast resorts.
NIr H H Hawling left to-day for Charles
town, W. Va. Mr Mawling Will make
long bicycle trips 10 the adjacent counties
to enjoy the scenery.
Mrs. William H. Ekin ard Miss Ekin,
of Louisville, KY, returned home yester-
day, after a week at the NOrmandie.
Miss Birdie Hurley and Miss Maggie
Cannon are spending the summer at Col
-on-the-P otomac.
Mr.. George B Pfeffer has gone to his
home, in Brandywine, Md, for short
vacation.
Mr.. E. B. Hay will leave in q few days
for Marthas Vineyard, returning, after
weeks visit, by way of Atlantic City
Mrs. ] B. Burkhart and Miss Caldwell,
of St Louis, spent few days last week
visiting friends in Washington.
Mr.. George Brcitbarth and family Will
leave in few days for q months outing
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Herfurth, of Florida avenue, and
her son Harry, who have been visiting
relatives in Newark, n. j., will leave
there in a few days for month at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. Walter Davidge and his daughter,
Maud, will leave to-day for Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs.
Mr. z. H Holbrook, of the Pension
Office, who was expected home to-day,
has been detained at his old home, Mills,
near Boston, Mass, by the sudden death
of his mother Mrs. Holbrook left yester-
day to join her husband.
Rev. DIR. R H McKim left yesterday for
visit to Colorado, where he will remain
about two months. He will then go to
the Episcopal convention TO be held at
Minneapolis in October, and return to
Washington about November /.
Mr.. Chris Heurich, who has been travel
ing in Europe for several months, VIII
return about the 10th of August. Just
before the death Of Mr.. Heurich's wife
in February last her mother came from
Germany to be with her daughter during
her last illness. She is quite aged, and
Mr.. Heurich, being unwilling TO permH
her TO travel so great o distance alone,
accompanied her home.
Miss Frances Stevens, who has become
so great a favorite socially, viii return
TO New York to-day.
The following Washingtonians are regis
tered at Piney Point Hotel, Maryland:
F. P. May and family, j. Walter Cooksey
and family Mr.. and Mrs. James F.
Duhamel, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul F. Cain, Mr..
and Mrs. c. H Young, d. E. w. Towson
and family, w. ]. Butler and family, Mrs
A. NJ Hall, Mrs Brough, Miss Mamie God
dard, Mrs. Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw,
w. B. Chew and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Falls, Mrs. Roderick and child.
DisIocated His Ankle.
James McGrath, a watchman at the
State Department, slipped in the corridor
there yesterday and dislocated his ankle.