The evening times., 1895-08-20

September.
Mr. Howard Nyman has gone to Cape May
| 10 remain several weeks.
| Mr.. Albert Biddle has returned from New
| York and will spend some weeks at Stoll's.
Capt Beach oftae District Commissioner g
office, has returned after a three weeks
vacation.
On Saturday evening a company Of young
people from South Washington were the
|. participants in a barge party to the
| Acqueduct Bridge. Miss Wheeler and Miss
| Hunt, of Alexandria, ,wereamong the guests
Miss Lila Conrad left on Saturday for
Natural Bridge. Va, to be absent until
late In September.
Miss Grace Prout, of Capitol Hill, has re-
turned from HerDdon. Va
~. Miss Alice Parker has gone 10 Boston to
Join the Julia MarloweTaber Company,
with which she Will travel during the CON-
Ing season
Mrs. Charles Calvert Lancaster and her
three boys, who returned from a visit to
relatives in st. Mary's County, left the city
again on Saturday to visit her mother,
Mrs Samuel ]. Randall. at her home in
Bethel, Pa. The friends OF Mrs. Randall
VIII regret to learn that her health has been
sadly impaired during the last few months
Mr. and Mrs. Johu W. Sherman and
daughter Lille aud Mrs. Joe E. Sardo
left to-day for a two weeks outing at the
seashore
Mr. Godfrey Stein, of the Marie Vain
wright company. has been busy all sum-
mer on his new book. The title has not
yet been selected. The plot hinges on a
skuli. and the situation Is at Hampton
Roads.
Miss Elsie Lowrey left yesterday for New
York to Join the Kodak Comedy Opera Com
pany, with which she will be identified
during the coming season
Miss NJ Eunice Ward left yesterday for
New York. where she viii be the guest of
Miss Lillian Lawrence.
Mrs. E. H. Holbrook is in Mules, near Bos-
ion, visiting relatives.
Miss Mary Curtis, of East Washington,
left yesterday to visit relatives in New
Jersey.
Miss Rosa Henderson will leave to-day
TO spend some weeks at LOckport, N. Y.
She will visit the coast resorts before re-
turning late In September.
Miss Mamie L. whitman left on Satuf-
day for the West. She will visit friends in
Chica go, Milwaukee and other points be-
fore returning in October.
The Misses Lacey, Of s street, are visit
ing friends near Pen Mar, Md.
Miss Helen Davis, of the Cairo, is at
Cape May, and will not return for several
weeks.
A recent announcement of an engage
nent of interest in this city is that Of
Miss Katherine Tiffany, daughter OF DR..
Louis McLane Tiffany, of BaltiT ore. to
Mr.. Gordon Abbott. of Boston. The lat
ter is president OF the Old Colony Trust
Company. No date has as yet been set
for the marriage, but 1t is likely to be
one of the fashionable events of the au-
tumn.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick, widow of the late Gen.
fitzpatrick, is spending the season at
Narragansett.
Corporal Tanner viii leave the city to-
day for O trip to New York, Boston and
Name After that he will go to Weir,
n. H., to take part in the Grand Army
festivities On Septen Der Corporal Tan
ner will return to Washington to rerain
overnight, and leave the following day
for Louisville to attend the Grand Army
reeting at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Elverson, jr., are
spending portion of the season at Cape
May, where they went last week.
The American Ambassador and Mrs.
Thomas Bayard were among the guests
at the house party given on Saturday by
Attorney General Sir Richard Eyerard
webster, at his country seat, winterfold
Craiieigh, Surrey, England. The speaker
Of the House of Commons was another Of
the guests
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Chamberlain and
daughters are at the Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs Carleton Hunt and Mr.. Edward
Livingston Hunt, wife and son Of ex-Repre-
sentative Hunt, of New Orleans, are in
the White Mountains.
Mrs George W. Childs, upon her return to