The morning times., 1895-09-29

Miss ida RoseIle Garrett. OF No. 70s F
street northeast, has returned after a de-
lightful sojourn in the mount aims OF
Pennsylvania and at Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. North are much i'm
proved in health and will remain until
october in New. York.
Miss Mary Denton and Miss Helen Park.
of Crawford, n. j., who have been visit
ing Miss Leila Mechlan, of 1920 Cam
bridge Place, West Washington, will leave
for home tomorrow.
Mr.. NJ. B. Latimer, the wellknown auc-
tioneer, who has been i'll with typhoid.
has recovered and is now at his place OF
business.
The Duke of Marlborough, be
fore starting for New York, ppr-
chased in Regent street tewelry cost
ing over $50 900. The announcement OF
his engagement to Miss Consuelo Wander
tilt sufficiently explains this expenditure.
Count MaIaspina, of the Italian enl-
NifD " THIS Us Nht
successor of the Marquis Imperiale, sailed
for New York Wednesday, aud Will ar
rive in Washington October 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Newton Morrison and
their little son, Donald, who have been
spending the summer at Riverdale, will
return to this city tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs.
Morrison have taken an apartment at the
Concord, and will be there for the season.
Col. Frederick Ainsw orth, who spent last
season at the Concord, will take house
for this winter.
Senator John W. Daniel and family, who
have made their home for the past few years
at their country seat near Lynchburg, Va,
Will return to their residence, No. 100
Nineteenth street, for the season.
The wedding OF Miss Clara King, daugh
ter of Ges.Horatio C.King, of Brooklyn, to
Mr.. Cleveland Litchfield, will take place
quietly in Brooklyn Thursday evening
next at the home OF the bride. DR.. Lyman
Abbott viii officiate on the occasion. Miss
King and her sisters are social f6vorites
in Washington, and the fact of the
engagement of Miss King has been known
here since her debut last winter.
The announcement is made of the engage
ment of Comman nder r. NJ. Berry, U. s. NJ.
to Miss Brady. of Detroit, Mich. The
ma rriage will take place at Detroit October
D.
The British minister will leave Newport
Monday for Ottawa, returning to Washing
ton November Z.
Miss Mabel Stewart has returned to the
a..at,- IysaI, ,faxr
N. s.
Miss Catherine Penelope Carter and Rev.
Harrah NJ Reed will be married Wednes-
day, October 9, at 10 O'Clock, at Grace p.
E. Church, corner Ninth and D streets.
Miss Florence Josephine Farnsworth has
returned to the city after six mouths
travel in Europe.
Col. John T. Brady and family have
returned to the city from Washington
Grove, Nd, where they have spent the
summer.
Mrs. X. A. Donovan, of No. 904 F street
has returned after two
months trip to Europe.
Assistant Secretary Adee, who has been
on duty all summer actingg cs Secretary of
State, will leave Washington on a short
vacation tomorrow. He has accepted an
invitation to go on the trial trip of the new
ocean liner, St. Paul, next week, which
viii take place off the New England coast
Secretary Morton left here yesterday for
Athal Mass, where, on October L, he will
deliver an address beforde the Bay State
Agricultural Society. Gen. Hawley and a
number of the governors of New England
States are also expected to be present.
Good Bread.
Keep in your mind the red, white and
blue label that stamps Chas. Schneider's
bread. Remember it when you purchase
the bakers product from your grocer,
and you will be rewarded by receiving a
loaf equal to the ones .'mother used to