The evening times., 1895-08-28


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far West. He will remain in Washington
about two weeks, when he will take q
trip to the seashOre.
Mrs F. L. Kerr returned from Boston OR
Saturday. Yesterday she left for two
weeks vacation at Atlantic City.
Postmaster General Wilson has returned
from his visit to Long Branch, and Is now
in Washington. He will be joined here by
his family later in theseason when arrange
nents will be made for their winter quarters.
Mr.. Richard Peters, ofNew York. who will
be remembered In Washington from his
former visits here as the guest of ex-Sec-
retary whitney, is one of the most recent
arrivals at Newport. Mr.. Peters has just
returned from Europe, where he had long
cruise with MT and Mrs. George Gould in
their yacht, the Atalanta.
Mr.. Letter, accompanied by his second
daugher, has sailed 70. this country. The
entire family have spent the summer abroad,
and enjoyed visit to Hon. and Mrs. CurzOn.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Wilson are at
Mountain Lake Park for short stay.
Miss Alisan Wilson has spent the summer
in Pennsylvania.
Tho charge d'affaires of the Argentine
legation and Madam Dominguez have gone
to Newport. Their presence in Washing
ton during the coming winter will add
materially to the pleasure Of the season.
During their former residence here they
always took prominent part in the enter
tanning.
Mrs. Justin Buuerfield. of this city,
is at Narragansett Pier.
Count and Countess Alberti are at Mar
ragansett. -
81 Count Rici, of the Italian embassy, is
enjoying the gaycties OF Narragansett
Pier.
Mrs Thomas c. Noyes, who is spend
ing the season at Cape May, last week
took part in tie Sunday evening concert
given at the Stockton Hotel.
Mrs d. P. Bowers is spending the season
at Cape May with her daughter, Mrs. .
Bennett, of Washington. One evening last
week Mrs. Bowers rendered some Shake
spearian selections ut an entertainment
given for charity. at Congress Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Salter left the
city on Sunday evening for visit to
tie formers brother, Commander B.eecker,
.. S. n. They will then go to Boston and
Canada. Before returning to Washing
ton Mrs. Salter will make visit to her
mother in New York.
Mrs. Hosford. who has spent the past
three winters in Washington at the Port
land, has been since early in the season
at her summer horne at Plymouth, Mass,
where she has entertained house parties
throughout the summer. number OF
to mans have been among the
number.
Miss Priscilla stearns, of this city, is
Plymouth, Mass.
Mr.. Robert Carey Stearns, son of DR..
and Mrs. Stearns, has gone to Brussels
to complete his musical education. Mr..
stearns was accompanied abroad by two
Of bis friends, Mr.. Lee Crandan and Mr..
Joe Green The three young men will
enter the conservatory of music in Brus-
sells.
Mr.. Frank stetsou, of this city, is
spending his vacation at Germantown, Md.
He will return next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brock have issued
invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Sophie Eleanor, to Mr.. Herman
C. Rakeman, on Tuesday evening, septem-
ber 10Th, at 7:30 O'Clock, at the Church
of Reformation, Second and B streets
southeast.
Judge Luther R. Smith has left the
city for ten days to attend the American
Bar Association, which meets at Detroit,
Mich, this week, of which he is member,
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Marine Band Concert.
The following programme will be rem
1ered this evening at $40 O'Clock by the
Marine Band at the Capitol:
q. March, Evening Star" ..Fanciulli
b. March, Evening News. .Fanciulli
Overture, William Tell. r ossini
a. March, washington Times. -. Innes
b. New Baby. :. :. :. :. Fanciuln
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