The morning times., 1896-09-14
GENERAL BUCKNER'S
ACCOMPLISHED WIFE
She Is The Light of the Handsome
Old Home.
Devoted to Her Husband and the
Education of Her Little Son
Other Society News.


Other Society News
| Mrs. Buckner the wife of the candidate
FOR Vice President Of the National Democ-
| racy, was one of the most famous bellies
| OF virginia before her marriage twelve
| years ago. The most important member of
| the household is Simon Bolivar Buckner ir.
| lie is sturdy lad of ten years and is
| being educated by his mother
| Mrs. Buckner had unusual advantages in
| her early youth. and the tasS is one for
| which She is well lifted That she is
| successful in the highest degree any Unc is
prepared to admit after L short convcrsa-
| non with this bright and well-niann.rcd
| lad. While his future has not been deter
mined upon with exactness Gen. Buukuer
snHlingly observes that il is his wile's
intention to have the boy go 10 West Point
and to become general, IA IL can De nia,i
aged without TIE dangers al nd Inconvenience
of warfare.
Glen Lily, the home of the Buckners, is
one of the finest country houses in the
whole State Of Kentucky. Many OF Ms.
Buckner's friends have wondered that she
could inimure herself in tie seClusisIl of
country life for the greater part ri ract
year, but she loyalty answered that TO
where else would her husband be ::atis
years longer than lie otherwise wpiid hy
remaining i'll the house where he was '.o.n.
There is seldom lack OF society, however,
for the house IL nearly always occupied
by one or more gueS Tie general is
very fond OF his ncighhors, especially the
Young people, who are constantly dropping
in.
The President and his family are ex-
rod tfN, nh, t.. ,I.r
but they will probably take up their
quarters at their country hone Until the
close OF Indian summer, that being Mrs.
Cleveland's fayorite season for country
walks and drives. -.i...sH
Ambassador and Mime Pateuotre will
take possession of their country home in
u week Or ten days.
Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris is stopIitrg
at the Arlington, the family residence be-
ing still closed. She is accompanied by her
handsome daughters. 1t is expected that
vivian. the elder, viii make her debut
during the coming season.
Miss Edyth Macnamee, who has been
visiting friends in Baltimore for some
time, has returned home.
Miss Carry Blume nthal is visiting friends
in Baltimore.
DrJ. Mcbride Stcrrett has returned from
his summer outing in the Adirondacks, and
will leave again shortly, with his Toys. to
spend the remainder or the month at Elk
ton, Va.
Mrs. Little, No. Coz First street south
east, together with her daughter, Juia.
and son, George, left Saturday for a trip
to Philadelphia,
Miss II. Williams, Of c street, has r,.-
turned from a visit to her home in Mary
land.
Miss Mary II. Brady, of N street, is s2e L.
ing some time at Atlantic City.
Mrs. N. Wolfe, Of Second street. Is visit
ing friends in Erie, Pa.
Miss Lizzie Mitchell has retuiu,d ir,n
Old Point and Hampton, Va.
Miss Fannie Pach is visiting relatives
and friends in New York and Philadelphia,
Mrs. Flint, of No. 1874 1 street north
west, will return from Pittsfield, Mass,
the 2Sth of this month.
Mrs. g. A. Lyon, jr., of No 1928 Third
street northeast. has returned from her
trip to Michigan .r
Mrs. r. E. Boyd has returned from her
six weeks stay in Atlantic City.
Rev. Frank Sewall, acco rnpanied by
his daughter. has returned to their home.
No. 1918 Riggs place, after summering
in Yorke, Me.
Mr.. R. G. Giesler Of vinccnnes, Ind,
formerly of this city, is visiting relatives
here.
Miss Pauline Goth has returned from
her visit to Mrs. George Bright at Martha's
Vineyard.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas b. Hays OF sO5
street northwest, haze returned from
their visit in Carrollton. Ohio.
Miss A. NJ. Cooling of Sixth street north
west, has returned from Blue Ridge Sum-
NIT.
Mrs. ]. Andrews and Miss Mary Andrews
of Oil l. street northwest, have returned
from their trip 10 Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. George Babcock OF Twelfth
SLTeeb uOTIHNcSt, nave from their
visit to Point Lookout
Rev. DR.. Granville s. Williams, d. D.,
pastor of the Metropolitan Baptist Church,
has returned from his vacation at Martha's
Vineyard, Mass.
Mr.. Joseph Afilans OF New Hampshire
avenue northwest. has returned from his
trip to Harper's Ferry.
Miss Jennie Young OF Cleveland. Ohio.
is visiting Miss Irlna Speake, No. 61O A
street southeast.
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