The morning times., 1895-07-21

Ensign r s. Douglas, U s Navy. who
has been ordered to sea. arrived yesterday
IN Washington, after enjoying a visit Of
several weeks among his relatives in
Georgia
Mi James Newton, chief examiner of the
Patent OfficG will leave in few days
for Atlanta Ga, where he will superintend
the arranging of the U. :. Patent Office
exhibit at the International Cotton States
exhibition.
Miss Louisa Russell sailed for Europe
yesterday with party Of friends. .chaperoned
by Mrs. GGwen, of Philadelphia.
Miss Thompson and Miss Edith Thompson
will leave the city tomorrow for Asbury
Park They viii not return TO Washing
ton until the latter part OF September.
Mrs. NJ E. Prince is at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. J. n Whitney will leave the
city tomorrow for visit to Atlantic City,
after which they will go to Bridgeton, Me,
for stay Of several weeks Mr.. Whitney
after his trip to Atlantic City, VIII return
10 Washington on account or his official
duties requiring his presence in the city at
that time.
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family VIII spend the summer in the Green
Mountains at his boyhOod home, Cambridge,
Vermont
Mt and Mrs. Frederick McGuire are now
at ManchcSter-by- the-Sea Before return
ing to Washington they will spend few
weeks at the Warm Springs OF Virginia.
The Commissioner OF Pensions Will re-
turn tomorrow after an absence OF sew
eral weeks.
Miss May Hines has gone to Takoma
Park Hotel for a months vacation.
Mr.. Charles G. Thorne. accompanied By
his niece, Miss Grace, the daughter Of Mr..
W H Dempsey, left for Atlantic City
yesterday morning. Miss Dempsey VIII
remain couple OF weeks, but Mr. Thorn
VIII make periodical visits during the
sojourn Of his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Napp, OF the Normandie,
are spending the summer at Long Branch.
Mrs. Charles Needham VIII leave in
few days for the North.
Mrs Rowland L Goodman has gone to
Ridley Park, near Philadelphia, for the
summer.
Mfr and Mrs Marble have given up their
apartments at the Cairo, and have engaged
a suite of rooms at the Portland
Mr. and Mrs Culp, Of the Southern Rail
| road, with their maid and baby, viii
leave for Lake George August 1st.
Mt b. F. Murphy, first deputy commits
sioner of pensions, will leave on Tuesday
next 10 JON a yachting party on Long Isl
n nd " no Hp
guest Of Capt Merritt, of the Merritt
Wrecking Company, whose yacht, Car
I RE, Is said TO be one OF the finest aflOdt.
Mt and Mrs Louis Gardner viii leave In
few days for Atlantic City.
The Misses Aiinnetree have returned after
q delightful stay in Boston.
Mrs. Abner Taylor and her sister, Miss
DabCOCk. who was so seriously injured by
being thrown from her cart several weeks
ago, VIII leave for Cape May in few days
Mr.. and Mrs c +. Havenner are travel
ing in Europe and viii probably remain
until October
Mrs. Clifford Walton is expected home
within the next few days from the Isle OF
Shoals.
JIdge and Mrs. yeazey are located at the
Isle OF Shoals for the summer.
Mrs. s. H Kaufman and her daughter
have gone TO Manchester, Vermont, and VIII
spend tie next two months i'll the New
England states.
Gen. and Mrs Edgar Allen are Srmmering
in the vicinity Of the lakes OF Northern
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improving.
Mrs. Harry Parker and daughter, of
Mount Pleasant, are sojourning IN the
Blue Ri dge.
Mrs Frank Crump aud children are
spending the heated term 1t Asheville,
n. c.
Lieut.. Lucien Young, whose arm was
seriously injured by fall from his horse,
is improving rapidly.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert F. Portuer and
daughters have gone to Atlantic City.
Miss George Monroe, who has been at
tending school at Macon, Ga, has Just
returned home to spend The vacation with
her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs n. C. Monroe, of
this city.
Mrs John CrOghau and her daughter,
! Miss Beatrice, will spend few Weeks at
Colonial Beach.
Miss Daisy Foster. of this city, who is
now visiting friends at Newark, n j.,
Will leave there for Boston in a few
days, where she wi IL remain several
weeks
Judge James W Walker has gone to
his country home at Madison Mills.
Mr.. William Alvey, of Takoma Park,
has Joined party OF friends on fish
ing trip
Senior Dupuy de LONE, the Spanish min
lister, and family left yesterday for swamp
scott, Mass.
Misses Lottie and Lola Allen are at
Asheville, N. c. The engagement of Miss
Lottie to Mr.. Grove, OF Frederick. Is an
nounced, and the wedding will take place
in the fall
Mrs John F. Ellis and her daughter
RaphaIl VIII leave on Tuesday for Ire
mountains of Virginia. After few weeks
stay they will go to Pennsylvania for
the balance of the summer.
Mrs. c. E. Clifton, of 1444 stoughton
street, is spending q month in Chicago,
the guest of her sister, Mrs. W II. Holmes
Miss Eva Mills is spending the summer
at Atlantic City, where she sang at
Musicale recently Two OF the Boston
Ideals also gave operatic selections.