The morning times., 1895-07-28


numbering over twenty, are now at Lu-
cerne. Mrs. Farnsworth and her daughter
VIII not return with Mrs. Mattingly' 5
family, but viii prolong their stay until
late in October.
Mr.. George Griffith has gone to Atlantic
City for o few days vacation.
Mr. and Mrs H. j Gaylor are at Round
Hill, Va.
Mr.. Samuel W. woodward and family
are occupying their romantic cottage in
the Adirondacks. Miss Woodward, who Is
taking a collegiate course at Smith 5
College has joined the family and VIII
remain untn the Commenceme Mt OF the
school term.
Mr.. Charles P. Cassidy, of Wilmington,
Del, is visiting Mr. John u. Shea, Of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Ogden have gone 10 the
mountains of Virginia for the sumner
Mr.. Herbert Ogden is now visiting in
Ihica, n. Y, and Will JOIN his parents
in August.
Mr. David Porter, son of Admiral Porter.
has gone to Narragansett Pier to remain
three weeks.
Mr and Mrs j H RaIston left yester-
day for an outing on the coast of Maine
They Will visit various points of interest,
making the objective point Halifax, Nova
Scotia, where they Will remain about two
weeks.
Colonel and Mrs. Hastings, who have
been guests OF Takoma Park Hotel, left
Friday for Asbury Park.
Miss Florence L Hudmon, of Opelika,
Ala, is visiting Miss Ida Cady, OF Takoma
Park
MI and Mrs E c. Gilbert and family are
visiting his old home a Friendship, n. Y.
Miss Emma Barr, of A street southeast,
has just returned from a visit to he r cousin,
Miss Elizabeth Howard, of Charles county,
Maryland.
Mr. George E. Baldwin, of Laurel, Md,
has returned from Colonial Beach. Mrs
Baldwin and the children will not return
until late in August.
Miss Greta Turley is spending the heated
term at Old Point Comfort, Va.
Mrs. Archer Traylor and family are at
White Sulphur, and will remain until
late in September
Mrs. A NJ Lothrop and family are
spending the summer on the Massachusetts
coast
Mrs. Edison, OF Q street will sail iu
few days for Europe, taking her baby
daughter with her. Her eldest daughter,
Miss Lorraine, will enter Bryn Mawr College,
and the younger sister will attend a private
school in Maine during the absence of their
mother.
Senator Squires is the guest of Mr.
Lawrence Sands at his country home
"Mint wood Washington Heights. Mr..
Sands contemplates inviting several friends
to join him In coaching party through the
mountains Of Virginia. Senator Squires
will be the guest of honor should his buSi-
ness engagements permit him to remain
East Mrs. Sands aud her daughter
Margaret Caroline are at Greenbrier, White
Sulphur Springs, for the mouth of August.
Miss Mary Triplett isspeudiuga a few weeks
at Atlantic City.
The Rev. DIR. Alexander and family are
spending the summer in West Virginia.
Mrs. F. ]. Macdonald, of H street north
east, anu UtT SOU, udNS SOLc W CdudOd "
spend the summer.
Miss NJ Eunice Ward will make her pro-
fessional debut at the Testimonial for
Charlie Coote, on Tuesday evening Miss
Ward is a niece of the late Frederick Van
Rensselaer, Schuyler, at one time the ad-
jutant general on the staff of Gov. Flet-
cher, of Missouri Miss Ward is we'll
known in washington both in social and
literary circles In adopting the stage as
a profession, she starts on well equipped
In every way, being thorough scholar
in both French and German, and during
her seven years residence was pupil
of the Conservatory of Music at Leipsic.
Mr. Claude n Bennett, who became sucha
social favorite during his stay in washing
ton as the private secretary OF the Secretary
of the Interior, will not return to Washing
ton, as his friends have expected.
Mr.. .Bennettresignedhisp po ositionherebefore
going West, the confinement of office life
having SerjOUSly In llrei N Is health and sight.