The evening times., 1895-08-31

her uncle, Senator johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo Gluselli have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs william Mueller have re-
turned to the city -ster a months vacation
at Colonial Bes cil.
The Misses Hurley, OF Capitol HILL and
Misses Maude Eppley and Lottie Mitchell
have gone 10 Atlantic City.
Airs. Madison Ballinger and her daughter,
Miss Miriam, have returned from Marble
head, Mass. where they have spent the
summer.
Miss Annie NJ. Legion has returned after
a months vacation near Hagerstown, Nd.
Judge and Mrs. Shepard, of this city,
are at Deer Park, where they have spent
the season.
Lieut. and Mrs Charles Stone, after
spending the summer at Cape May and
Goschen, va. have gone TO Rockville for
the month of September.
Miss Florence Adams has returned to the
city, after a delightful summer spent visit
iDgfriends atseveralofthe prominent resorts.
Mr.. Won Schwerin. OF the German en-
bassy, after having spent the earlier
portion of the season at Deer Park, is now
enjoying the gayeties of Bar Harbor. Mr..
Won schwerin is one OF the most recent
additions to the diplomatic corps, but
will, if he ADDS to his social laureis during
ihe coming winter as he has done during
the present summer. prove one of the
most popular OF the diplomats in Washing
ton society.
Mrs Boyd Smith has returned to the city,
after having spent the summer at several
of the fashionable resorts.
Mrs william F. Hoffman has returned
from an European trip, leaving her daugh
ter, Miss Florence Hoffman, to remain
abroad for another year in order to pur-
sue her musical studies.
The German Ambassador ard Baroness
Thielman have gone TO Lenox, where they
will take part in the early autumn sayeties
of that place.
The Italian Ambassador ard Baroness
Fava have gone 10 LeDox for a stay before
returning TO Washington for the winter.
Mr. Joseph Baum, of No. 70T Seventh
street has gone to Boston. New York, Phila-
dclphia, and Atlantic City to be away until
September
Miss Nannette Shawen, of Massachusetts
avenue, entertained a party of friends at
luncheon Thursday Among those present
were: Mr. and Miss Pickette, of New York;
Miss Kramer, of Philadelphia, and Miss
Eichclberger.
Capt Thomas Montgomery and family,
of 40 street northeast. returned ON Satur-
day, having spent four weeks at Hotel
Del Monte, Atlantic City, where his little
daughter, Mabel. was the fortunate winner
Of a S1O-gold piece given as prize al hop
August 6, for graceful dancirg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Lescallett, of South
Washington, accompanied by their sister,
Mrs. Martin, will leave on Tuesday morn
ing for New Windsor. Md. to visit relatives.
On their return Mrs. Martin will stop in
Baltimore to visit her sister, Mrs. severts.
Mrs. Minnie L. Berby, of No. 3515 Eslin
avenue, Holmead Manor, with her little son,
Orville Particle Derby, left Monday for
Long Branch, where they will remain until
October 1.
Hon. ". E Curtis, Civil Service Comnis-
sionar Rice and wife, Mr.. Moore, chief
Weather Bureau, obliged to remain here
during the summer, are still located at the
Chevy Chase Inn.
". E. Speir and family, and Col. Fellowes |
and family are among. those Quartered at |
the Chevy Chase Inn.
Capt. F. L. Denny, OF the Marine Corps, |
is building handsome home of Colonial de- |
sign at Chevy Chase. His brother -m-law. |
Capt. H. r. Lemly, has purchased Capt. |
Denny's former house and will occupy the
came early this fall.
The family of Hon. F. G. Newlands, who
have been spending the summer at Nara
gansett Pier, will return next week to spend
the fall at their Chevy Chase home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Hopkins, who
have been spending the summer at Cazen-
ovia, have returned and are located at the
Chevy Chase Inn for September. Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Wylie, nee Hopkins, are at
present in Paris and are expected home in
the fall.
A Corrections.
Although my pa a jiner wuz,
An KEEP the nails a-jinglin',
He didn't do it all, becuz
My mother did the shinglin'. Il
Pa said he was the whole blamed ship,
The mainstay an the anchor;
But then, think he made slip,
'Cuz mother wuz the spanker.
Boston Courier.
A Smart Boys Suggestion.
The Editors sBoy-Mamma, why does Mr..
smith look SO awfuliy solemn?
Mamma-Because. my dear, he has lost
ia wife