The evening times., 1895-09-05

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Moses Taylor.
Mr.. Taylor was graduated from Yale
College in the claSs of '93 and belongs to
the kniekerbocker and Metropolitan Clubs,
OF New York. He is an enthusiast in all
athletic outdoor ,sports, and has become
expert at polo this season.
Second Assistant Postmaster General
Nelson returned upon the ST. Louis on Sat
urday after a delightful sotourD in Lon
don, where lie was handsomely entertained
by Ambassador Rayard and Capt. Cowles.
Mrs. r. T. Muiligan is entertaining
her friends most delightfully."- at her cot
tage at Bar Harbor.
Misses Mary and Agnes Mcfpnvey, of
/ street northwest, have returned from a
visit to relatives in West Virginia.
Mr.. E. W. Jarrett sailed from Southamp-
ton on the 31st and is due in New York to-
day. Mr.. Barrett has just returned from
a long trip through China and Japan.
DR.. Charles E. Hasner and family have
returned after a pleasant outing.
Mr. Z. T. Chamberlain, Commissioner OF
Navigation, has returned from visit to
Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. waggaman and
spend a few weeks.
Miss Marie McNaughtoD, who has been
spending the past six weeks visiting friends
in New York, will return in a few days.
Capt. R. r. Bradford, United States Navy,
who was sent in charge OF the st. Louis,
is in the city, but will leave tomorrow
for Auburn, Me-. to spend a vacation with
Mrs. and Miss bradford.
Mrs. Greene, who went abroad to join
her husband, has returned. DR.. Greene was
Unexpectedly ordered to Syria, nd Mrs.
Greene returned on Saturday last, and is
at her old home in Georgetown.
Henry Wise Gar nett is enjoying short
vacation with relatives in Virginia.
Miss Ma rion L. Wheeler, who has been
in the Blue Ridge for the past month, re-
turned home yesterday.
Senator George Gray, OF Delaware, ar
rived in New York from Europe on Satur-
day. Senator and Mrs. Gray will prob
ably take house in Washington this win
ter, in order to introduce their daughter.
Mrs. Edward T. Martin, of Ninth street,
is at home after months vacation.
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Hon. job n W. Foster and Mrs. Foster VIII
leave watertown on the 9th instant, and
take a weeks trip to the North before
coming to their winter home here.
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Mr.. Adolph Hoelipg, who has been at the
North for several weeks, has returned to
Washington and Is again at his office.
DR.. Ralph jenkins win return to Washing
ton on the 18th instant, to his residence on
Massachusetts avenue. Mrs. jenkins will
not be back in Washington before October 1,
as she willspeDd some time yisitingin Bristol
and Newport.
Mrs. George B. Lockhart and daughter,
Miss Ethel Lockhart, have returned to their
home in West Washington after stay at
Cape May.
Mrs. Reginald Munson has returned with
her young son from spending the summer at
Munson Hill, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitch have returned to their
home in Georgetow wn after spending the sum-
mer In the mountains of Virginia.
Washington Focicty will be somewhat
surpriscd to learn that Miss Eleanor Salome
Wilson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Wilson, has been married to Mr.. N.
j. Knagcnhjelm, secretary of the legation
ofSweden and Norway. The ceremony took
place Tuesday, September 3, at the summer
home of Mr.. and Mrs Wilson, near Giouces-
Ter, Mass, and was comparatively quiet
event. Mr.. and Mrs.. Wilson have sent out