The morning times., 1896-09-06
SUMNER SWALLOWS
FLYING HOMEWlRD
Baggage Vans and Depots Give Evi.
dence of Their Coming.
Notes and Personals of washing.
tonians at Home, by Sea Shore
and Mountain.
The summer swallows are flying back

The summer swallows are flying bacl
home.
The evidences OF the return OF the
wanderers are many. For the past weei
there has bee an air of business resumed a,
the residences which were closed for tht
summer.
But the more practical demonstration
OF the return OF the 500 c!al prodigals is the
piles OF baggage, principally trunks, which
are daily seen on the way from the depots
to these deserted residences.
There were other and accumulating piles
OF B xes, bundles, band boxes, and trunks
stil at the station yesterday which have
evidently either come on ahead, or whose
owners are at the hotels awaiting the re-
furnishing of the family homes.
One notable evidence OF the fact that
we are all getting back home again is the
number OF pulpits which will be filled
this morning by the resident pas tors, who
| havereturned from their much neededvaca-
tions. The few. missing sheep will be in
directly, now that the shepherds OF the
| flocks are calling them together once more.
Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle left this
| afternoon for Bar Harbor where they will
be the guests OF Mrs. Bowler, during the
coming week. On their way back they viii
| again visit Grey Gables for a week.
Chief Justice Fuller's family are in
possession of Ibeir new home, on F street,
| Mrs. Fuller has been in the city for the
past week, but left yesterday for Sorrento,
Mrs. Mary Fuller-M aiming. who has been
far from well lately. Is at the house here,
| but Is confined to her room.
Mr.. and Mrs W. K Carlisle and family
left yesterday morning for Chicago. They
have espenta taverypleasantsunlm here and
travelling with Secretary aud Mrs. Car
Isle.
| The marriage of Miss Marie W. Conway
| TO DR.. Charles MacGregor, formerly of
Virginia, took place In St. Paul, MINI,
| September l.
| Miss Adelaide Caulaeld. daughter of
| DR.. and Mrs. ]. P. Caulreid, was married
| Tuesda last to Oswald Welt, OF Lausanne,
Switzerland. Mr.. and Mrs. Weld are
| spending their honeymoon at the country
home OF Dr. and Mrs. CauliiSld, in Mary
| land
The Wasbingionians who are spending
| the first days of September at Cape May
are: Mrs. s. S. Smith, Miss Marion Smith.
the Misses Wortbington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel l.. P. Ayres Rev. and Mrs A.
Thomas Appel, Mrs. T. w. Howard, Miss
Florence Howard. Mr. Ebert Dent, and
Mr.. Charles b. Hanford.
Mr.. Miles Ren;ck, chief clerk of the
State Department, with Mr.. c. F. Larned,
have joined their families at Lafayette
street cottage, Cape May.
Mr.. W. H. Partridge. OF the War Depart
| ment. will leave tomorrow to spend three
weeks at Buzzarl's Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harding have left Bowling
Green, KY. and viii spend few dayS with
Vice President and Mrs Stevenson, at
Bloomi ngdale, H., before sailing for
Europe, where they will go for an ex-
tended tour.
Mrs. Fauguar, Of Brookland, who spent
the past two months travelling in Europe,
is now in New York for an Indefinite time.
Professor and Mrs Ernest Lent and FAM
lily, will return from summering at Moun-
tain Lake Park, September Ia. az
Miss Mamie Erdman, who has been I'll
with typhoid fever, Is much improved, and
will leave the city shortly to recuperate.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Shehan, of Six
teenth street, have returned from their
trip to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Burke, OF Brcoslaud, has returned
from Atlantic City.
Miss Ada Love, OF Thirteenth street is
visiting In the Shenandoah Valley, and be-
fore returning home Will visit in Loudoun
county, Va
Prof. j. +. Winters, of Frostberg. Nd,
Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Palmer,
No. $40 L street northeast.
Mrs Senator Stewart is among the re-
cent arrivals at Warrenton, Va, and is a
guest at the summer home OF Gen William
II. Payne.
Miss Bessie De Saules has returned from
lengthy visit TO her relatives, Mr. and
Mrs. John c. Coming OF Rome N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Winters of Somerset,
Pa, are guests at the Normandie for a
few days.
Dr. and Mrs. ID. Olin Leech have returned
from Ocean Grove.
Mr.. w. G. Boyd and family have returned
from their stay at Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Collins have returned
from Vienna, Va, and are located at No.
2O13 PortDer Place.
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Pratt OF No. 100
Eleventh street northeast, have returned
from their vacation.
Mrs: j. Fl. Lee OF Georgetown has re-
turned from her seashore trip.
Mrs. E. c. White of Sixth street north
west has returned from her visit to rela-
tives at Green wood Park.
Prof. A. T. Stuart and family are home
from su m meriDg In the Pennsylvania
mountains.