The morning times., 1896-10-05

Among the prominent residents OF this city
who have reopened their homes for the
winter are Admiral and Mrs. Ramsey,
Justice and Mrs. Field. Justice and Mrs.
White. Mrs. Washington Mclean, Mrs
Bagher, Mrs. Stanley Matthews, Mrs. Grant
and Mrs. Audenreid.
Mrs R. Philip Pageof Vermont venue has
returncu from a summers so!ourn in Lynn.
Mass. During her absence Mrs. Page took
course OF musical study under Herr
Strauss of Boston.
Misses nnia, L,ttaa aud Lily Spencer and
Miss Z. meta Ward have goneto Newport
News, Va, chaperoncd by Mrs. ]. S. Jones
of River View.
Mrs. Radcliffe, wife OF Rev Dr. Radcliffe.
pastor OF the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church. who Is AT present in DetTuir,
will return early next week.
Mr.. A. B. Kelly and family of No. 22S A
street southeast have returned from
their summer outing AT Little Deer Island,
Maine. MISS Mary Kelly sailed from Liver
pool last Wednesday and her arriva!
home is expected thus week.
Rev. W. S. StOckbridge and family have
closed the.r summer home at Glen Carlyu
and returned to the city for the winter.
Miss Schultz. No. :uS Indiana avenue
northwest, has returned from i visit to
Baltimore.
The engagement is announced of Ms
Martha Hchburn to Mr.. Brooke Baker.
Miss Lucetr Pollock and Miss Teresa
Stacy returned Saturday from pleasant
vacation spent among the Catskill Mount
AIMS.
Mr. and Mrs W C. whitney will visit
Washington while en- route TO the Hot
Springs of Virginia
CHIEF Justice and Mrs. Fuller are Ic-
Gated in the Carroll home, at the corner
of Eighteenth and + streets, which they
have recently taken.
Miss Anita Phillips OF Falls Church
has coma into the city for the winter. t.
attend school.
Mrs. Anthony GacgIer and daughter or
No. 1915 Eighth street northwest, have
returned from visiting friends in Virginia.
Mrs. p j Roche aud little daughter
of No. 1883 $ street northwest. have re-
turned from sunuuering at Round Hill, W.
Miss Mamie Dickey of West Washington
has returned. after visiting friends in Ran
dolph. Va.
Miss Ella Walters, No. 1910 Twenty
second street gave Il cha rming pa rty Friday
night. The house was artisticaIiy deco
! rated with flowers and pottcd plants, aud
i dainty refreshments were served. The
evening was pleasantly spent in dancing,
| intersperScd with music and social con
versation.
Among those present were Miss Isabel
| Pallin Smith. Miss Fronie Stealey. Miss
| George Newton, Miss Laura Walters
Miss Grace Nichols. Mr. John Saunders
| Oakman, Mr. Paul c. Mitchell. Nj William
| Adams Burns, Mr. Herbert l.. Pratt, Mr.
George p Dilse, Mr. John s. Cooke and
| Mr.. 4 dee Patterson.
Mrs. W. b. Thompson and daughter, OF S
street northwest, will spend the wintcrin
| New York.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Scott, of No 935 f
| street southwest, are visiting in New York
Miss Josephine wilkins, of NJ street
| northwest. will return this evening from
six weeks visit to friends at Fairfield
| Va.
Miss Marie Gunther of Third street oulh-
| east gave an Informal dance Saturday even
| ing in honor of the newly Neglected Officers
| of the Buttercup Club. The evening was
| pleasantly spent in games and music until
| 10 O'Clock, when supper was served. The
next meeting OF the Buttercup Club VIII
| be held at the residence of Miss Margaret
| Hanley, on c street
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher w. Smith OF
Lanier Heights left Saturday for MONTH.
| visit 10 friends in Selma, Ala.
Mr. L. Yogel. the Swiss Minister, is spend
| ing some time at LeDoX.
| Mavroyeni Bey, the Turkish Minister,
| viii reach the city in a day or two. He
| wll remain here until he departs for his
own country.
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