The morning times., 1895-07-31


Navy, superintendent Of the State, War and
Navy Departments building, will be retired
on Monday next, August 8. George w.
Baird took charge OF the building yesterday
as acting superintendent, but will receive
his appointment as superintendent on Mon
day.
Miss Bertha Goodman is spending sew
eIal weeks at Fredericksburg, Va
MI. and Mrs. Edward C. Brandenburg
will leave the latter part of the week for
an extended tip through the Thousand
Isles, Montreal, and Upper Canada.
Judge Embry left yesterday for Poland
Springs, Maine, where he will join his
wife and daughter.
MIR and Mrs. John Tweedale have re-
turned from short sojOurn at Asbury
Park
Assistant District Attorney Mullow-
ney and his mother will leave on Monday
to spend the month of August at Asbury
Park.
Mr.. Daniel orc. Callahan and family are
dl Cudpci
Mr. w. j. scanlan and Miss Scanlan have
gone to Boston by sea and will visit the
resorts of the Massachusetts coast. return
ing the latter part of August.
Mrs B. H Warner has gone to Capon
Springs for the month of August
Mr. Albert Riddle, son OF Mr.. Albert G
Riddle, OF this city, Will leave next week
for New York Mr.. iddle will be the man
ager of the Donnelly -Girard Company
Mr. and Mrs Edward Droop are at the
Hot Springs OF Virginia.
Mr. Louis l.. Thompson is at present in
New York. from which city he Will return
III the course of the week.
Mr.. Hunter Foster has gone to Colorado
Springs to remain for several years ON
account of his health, which was greatly
impaired during his stay in Florida last
winter.
Miss A. ]. Cross has returned from a stay
in Galveston, Tex.
Miss Ruth Foster has gone to spend the
summer in Warrenton, Va.
Miss sanie Marshall, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs william Marshall, of Warrenton,
Va, is now at Falls Church visiting her
grandparents, Col. and Mrs. Nat Tyler.
Mrs. Allen Munroc Shepard. accompanied
by her two nicCes, the Misses Blanche and
Claire Shepard. has gone to spend the sum
mer at Round Hill, Va.
Mrs. Keech. wife of DR.. Keech, ac-
companed by her daughter, has gone TO
Atlantic City for fortnight's stay.
Miss Fitzhugh has gone 10 Atlantic City
with Mrs. and Miss KeccA for stay OF
several weeks.
Mrs. John Smoot ard family are spending
the summer on the Chesapeake Bay, ac-
cording to their annual custom.
Miss Jennie Rodgers win be married to
Mr. whitley, of Erie, the latter part of
August The marriage will take place in
this CITY. The exact date for the ceremony
has not yet been set.
Mr.. and Mrs George Bloomer have been
spending the summer at the Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs.
RepresentativeandM Mrs. Price .ofL Louisiana,
are in the city at the Riggs House. They
viii remain in the city until August s.
Miss Brice has decided to take an active
part in the tab!eaux TO be given at the New
port Casino on August % i'll aid of the
Newport Hospital She will on that occasion
personate Marie Autoinettc. Her costume
is now being prepared and Will be in every
respect true to life as well as most elegant
one.
Miss Pauline Whitney will spend por-
-l,npn I,El
be the guest of Mrs. r. I. Wilson AT
present Miss Whitney is taking an active
part in the gajeties at Bar HarbOr. Her
health has been so greatly improved by
her long sojourn abroad that there is little,
if any, trace of feebleness left.
Lord westmeath, OF the British emba ssy,
is at Newport, where he is taking part in
the social gaietieS of the place, and has
already become a social favorite. Next
winter he will make his first appearance
in Washington society. As he is bachelor
his presence will add another TO The list
of eligibIes now attached to- the British
embassy.
Miss MacIay, Miss Laura Maclay, and
Miss Leila Hawes, of Upton, Mo, after an
extensive tour of New England resorts,
are visiting Mrs. c. C. CooI-ss, of Massa-
chUsettes avenue, Capitol Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H Ryan are in Atlantic
City.
Dr. and Mrs. c. G. Samson, of No. 1924
Pennsylvania avenue, have returned TO
the city after an extended trip North
A yachting party, including the follow
ing young people: Miss Hough, Miss Edna
Hough, Misses Beadle, Houser, Loucks,
Martin, Traders, Slater, Drs. j. Spence
Hough and F A Swsrtwout, and Frank s.
Browne Arthur B. Seibold, F. W. Hatch,
Frank NJ Brown, c. Marsh, and Schuyler
Catlett, given in honor of Miss Freddie
A. Hough, of Teller Institute, Grand juno
ton, Colo, who is spending her vacation
at her home, No. 511 Spruce street, spent
q pleasant evening down the Potomac last
Monday night. The party left the o street
wharf on the steamer c. W. Ridley at 7:15
O'Clock, making stops at Alexandria and
other points on the river. Refreshments