The morning times., 1896-07-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
| A good many people who are accustomed
| to rambling beside babbling brooks and
shady nils, climbing mountain peaks or
| taking Il daily dip in the salt water long
before July, are braviDg the Eeat OF tie
city in Orrler to attend the Christian En-
ldeavor convention. On all sides one hears
the question, Arc you going away" and
almost iDva riably the ans wer is. "Yes after
the convention is over There Will lie IN
the grand chorus Il goodly showing OF cool
Iinen diaphonas white, and dainty Ia WIN
gowned maidens, who, with all tie aces
sorics of the summer girl, will be there TO
distract the eyes and Eearts OF the male
portion of the assembly.
| The Mississippi Association has changed
| the program for Wednesday, evening and Will
! not be held at the residence OF MIS-. Pegram.
| 1t is proposed TO postpone the meeting until
| after the C. E. convention is over.
| The Venezuelan minister, senor Jose
| ADdrade. and his family are still in the city.
| Miss ADdrade and her brothers, Senors Don
Jose and Don Eduardo Andrade, will leave
about the 1 5th for Cape May. The minister
! will accompany them if official duties per
| NIT his absence from the city.
Mfr. Ennet Brinker left yesterday with
| a party for Buzzard's Bay, Mass.
Mrs. Harry Remington and Miss Hunt
ley OF Cleveland, Ohio, arrived here yes
terday and are the guests OF Mrs. REM
ington's mother. Mrs. Robertson OF Iowa
Circle.
Mt. Remington will join the ladies in
short time and the party will go to
Cape May about July 20.
Mrs Utermehle OF the wcodmont has gone
to Atlantic City for the summer.
Mrs. Blackwell left last week for Cape
May to be gone until fan.
Can't and Mrs MotiI aud family have
gone to cleveland, Ohio, to spend several
months.
Miss Carrie Kreuttner. Miss Sanella
Cooley and Mrs. Joseph Kreuttner OF l.
street will leave on Saturday for Point
Lookout, Md.
Mrs. L. B. jefferson aud Miss Maud JEFF.
ferson have postponed tteir trip TO At
lantic City until the close OF tie convention
They Hili sail for Europe on Angus 20
to be abroad for year.
Miss LOttte Capers, the youngest daughter
of Bishop Capers of South Carolina. who
was one OF the sponsors at the Richmond
reunion, is visiting her brother, Capt. ].
W. CaperS. ia
Mr.. Robert H. Ward of Thurber, Tex.
and his soDs, William and Warfield, who
have hepn n bripf visit n Mr.
Wards mother, left Saturday morning for
Monmouth Beach, N. j., where they will
make u few days'sstay before proceeding
/ TO New Orleans, and thence to their home.
Miss Lillian P. Eyarts of Oregon avenue
will spend the summer with Mrs. nd Miss
Bentinck of New York at their cottuge
al Long Branch.
Miss Mary Eikins Dunbur will enter
tain d number OF Southern friends during
the convention. Among the guests already
here are her schoolmates, Misses Halle and
Eustace Smith OF Selma. Ala, and Miss
CorinDe Hill OF Memphis, Tenn.
Miss Bessie Clamp celebrated her seventh
birthday with Il garden party yesterday
evening at the home of her parents on X
street northeast. A tent was pitched in
the center of the back garden, where tea
was served for the youthful guests, and
swings and grace hoops made up the en-
tertainiBg features of the evenings play.
Among the little ones present were Misses
Allie and Minnie Topham, Jessie Slater
Olga Andersen. and Masters Johnnie A lien,
Fred Batch, Edgar Matthews, and Charlie
and Willie Blythe.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Barrows have removed