The Washington times., 1895-06-19

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Lieut. Watson Mrs George Daniels and
Miss Daniels. Mrs. George Stewart, Miss
Hattie McNaily Mrs. Jane Young, aud MFR.
James Williamson.
Mrs. Ella G. Myers, daughter-in-law uf
Capt. Myers; Mrs. Archibald Edmunston,
Miss Beckie Dervant, aud Miss Margaret
A BurreIl, of Sunbury, Pa, were guests OF
Capt Myers yesterday
DR. Clarence a Weaver was acting
medical officer OF the day.
Capt. Horton, of the generals staff en-
tertained these guests: Mrs. Horton, ms
mother: Miss Bateman. Miss Austin, and
Capt SinsTetoU's daughter and her hus-
band. Mr.. Hunter, were at brigade head
quarters. r."
Miss bartlett and Miss Roby visited
MajO Bartlett of the Sixth
Hospital CSteward j. w. Abel, OF the
Sixth Battalion, was temporarily attached
TO the hospital staff yesterday.
Dr. Woodman, of the Sixth, missed the
noon boatrfor town. To be sure that he
would catch the first evening steamer he
LEFT an hour ahead of time.
Major Neumeyer and Lieut.. obbins ap-
peared on dress parade for the first time
last evening. s.
Private EGG. Baily, Company A, Third,
r.. l.. De Puy and wife, Mrs A. c. I'm
sefer, and Capt. Filler dropped in during
the afternoon to see Capt. Myers, of the
! Fifth Battslion.
Surgeon John r. Nicely, of the Fifth
Battalion, Was egimental surgeon of
! the Second.
| Quartermastcr Myers, of the Fifth Bat
| talon, is acting regimental quarlermaster.
| He has acted as such for several days and
no one knew 1T.
! The Fourth Battalion has a challenge
! out, open to ali duplicate whist players.
Major Suess claims he has the best non
! commissioned staff in the brigade. He has
sore face for sure, a large boil is de-
| veloping on bis cheek.
Lieut. Col Uren has a bad case OF
! jigger bites.
The Sixth battalion has a quartette OF
snorers. They are Major Bartlett, Quarter
master Laird, Adjutant Smith and DR..
| WOodman. Major Bartlett has record, but
the Others are giving him tight race.
Nearly every officer in the Second reg
iment is filling his tent with fossils found
in the deep ravine back of camp.
The Fourth battalion staff is luXuriating
in Takoma water just now. They keel
! it on ice
Yesterday. Suddenly he exclaimed: That:
| it. There's an American flag and bottle
of Apolinaris water. That's Mike Urell:
tent And he was correct
Headquarters of the Fourth battalion
/ showed up resplendent with flowers. Among
/ the bouquets was Handsome sword made
| of pinks All were the gift of Adjutan
! Hodgson's daughter to Major Campbell
Miss Daisy. who is captain of c. Q. Higf
School Cadets. graduated Monday night, anC
| these were part. of her flowers. She VOL
The Times prize medal in her school. He
mother Miss Daisy and aunt Were in caml
all day and enjoyed themselves immensely.
Private Polk, Company A, Sixth Bat
talon, kept his TaTcle and IetGrned to
the guaIdEouse. according to agreement.
The baseball niGe OF Companies u and c,
Third Battalion, played a match game
The BIS won by score Of 6 TO 20.
Brigade majors have taken to playing
jokes, as Brigade Q. NJ. sergt Riggs found
out, when be saw srake coiled up or
the floor of his tent
Lieut. Kings wife ard daughters visited
him yesterday.
Capt Parmenter, post quartermaster,
went to emp yesterday morning i'll the
BLUE Wing"
1t is "A ADMIRAL Menach" now.
Lieut. Col Walton commanded the FRS
Regiment at dress parade.
George E Cook, of the Engineer Corps,
is the Sandow of the brigade. He can
lift SEQ pounds and is not twenty years
old yet The corps is very proud Of him.
The commissary men are all good fellow
and each is the best in camp.
ASK Dr. Weaver, of the Third battalion
about that duck.
Mrs. Edwards and Mrs Coy were in camp
guests ofCapt. Edwards, ,CompanyA, SeconC
battalion. ~
Capt. Chase makes a most excellent in
structor. His Attention, gentlemen!'
kindly order. {
overcoats are at premium these nights
: Capt Blandy and Sergt Riley are enviet
by all in camp. They can get over to Rive
View M ost anylnight.