The evening times., 1895-09-02

Rev. Mr.. Alexander, OF the West Street
Presbyterian Church, accompanied by his
family, has returned to the city from their
summer vacation.
Capt. Harrison s. Barbour, of Troop A.
is enjoying an ocean trip, and will stop al
Boston and Halifax before returning.
DR.. John A. Daley and his wife, Mrs
Josephine Eputa Daley, have returned
from an extended Western trip. While
In Denver. Col, DR.. and Mrs. DAILY were
the guests of Mr. james Mcfarland, one OF
the railroad potentatcs OF the West They
also visited Salt Lake City, Omaha and
other places of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Kennedy sailed
from New York Saturday for Scotland, to
visit the friends of Mr.. Kennedy.
Mrs. Lawrence Sands is still at White
Sulphur, and will not return until late
In September.
Mrs. John Rupert, ofNortheast Washing
ton, has returned from trip to A tlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Wheeler and their
little daughter, Colleen, have returned
from a pleasant visit to Colonial Beach,
Leona rdtown and Coltons Mrs. Wheeler
is a member OF the Entire Dramatic Com
pany, and made quite success other imper-
sonation of Mrs Mulligrub in the Dane
ing Master" The club gave several enter
tainments for charitable purposes, which
were pronounced most enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs John F. Waggaman are at
Ocean Grove, but Will leave Tomorrow for
an extended trip TO the Northern resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. GatZ, OF East Washington,
have returned after a month It A tlantic City.
Mrs. Agnes B. Morgan, of Chevy Chase
has returned from a lengthy stay in Boston,
and is guest of her brother, Mr.. Edward
Morgan, of East Washington.
Miss Anna Graham, of Twenty-third
street, has returned home after two months
absence Her sister, Miss Addie, is still
visiting friends on the Hudson
MISS Merle Esputd Dts IttufHeu iIoiu
Asbury Park, where her beautiful Voice
attracted much notice. Miss Esputa in
lerits the musical talents of her family.
but has never sung either in church or
Dr. Ritchie Stone and family, who have
been summering at Ocean Grove, are
home early in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwing, of h street,
lave returned after lengthy stay at At
antic City.
The Misses Williams, of Third street
northwest, have returned from Eagles
Iere.
The Misses Pearson, of n street, West
have returned from Colonial
leach.
Mrs. Madigan, of Eleventh street south
vest. who has been at Atlantic City for
be past six weeks, has returned home.
The wedding of Miss Margaret Ster-
EFT and Mr. Brooke Hunter, which will |
IKE tc-iiltTTO" dt tIe TbsIltDCt Ol
be Misses Fillebrown, on Twenty-third |
ireet, will be a very quiet affair, only |
be immediate relatives of the family |
aving been invited. Immediately after
le ceremony the couple will leave for
Northern trip, to be absent about three
-eeks.
Miss Blanche Wood has returned from
ape May, where she has spent several
,ecks. Miss Wood possesses n soprano
Oice of rare sweetness and power and
as known as the nightingale during
,r stay.
The engag cement is announced of Miss
arie l.. Bailey. of Charleston, S. c, to
II. John T. Suter, jr. The marriage will
Ike place October 1 and will be quiet
)me' affair. Miss Bailey enjoys quite a
putation as clever writer, having con-
ibuted frequently to the journals of
e city.
I've returned after months sojourn near
Md.
anu MIS-. TdIh NJ new |
nds, who have spent the summer at
irragansett Pier, are expected to return
their hcme at Chevy Chase carly in the
ming week. The decorators have been
sy for some days getting everything in
der.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P Stinznig, of Mary
nd avenue south west, have returned from
Trip to Niagara and the axes.
Mss Maud Startzman, OF Baltimore, is
'iting her sister, Mrs. William Alvey.
Ilr. and Mrs. N. T. johnson, of East
ashington. are spending several weeks
tn relatives on the eastern shore oe {
lryland.
dr. Robert T. KeIl Is back after a trip
oughing it, in the Adirondacks.
Dr.. Kerr, of the Emergency Hospital, has
urned after delightful visit to Atlantic
y.
re last Monday in very much improved 4
tie of health. Mrs. Macarthur remained b
Atlantic City.
frs. General Bidwell, of California, has s
N here several weeks with her mother,
8. C. G. Kennedy.
dajor Eugene W. Bayior left Washing L
Saturday for o sotourn OF several q
eks at his mothers, near Winchester, ]