The morning times., 1896-09-27
SOCIETY FOLKS ARE
LOOKING TOWARD GONE
Many Residences Being Prepared
for Returning Tourists.
President and His Official Family
VIII Soon He Here-SOcial
and Personals.


have not, as yet, returned to the city
Tor the winter, though the number OF house.
that are undergoing the usual TALL hOus<
cleaning seems to indicate that the lst d
| October will see the return OF most OF
those who have been spending the summer
| at the various scashore and mountain re
| sorts. and at tina vague and snadowy some
| where known as .'Out OF Town.
Mrs. Stevenson, the wife Of the Vice
| President, will arrive in the city about
| that time in order to be present at the
meeting OF the Daughters OF the American
Revolution, in which association she is
| interested to an enthusiastic degree.
| The Secretary OF the Navy and Miss
Herbert, will probably land in New York
| about the last OF the month. after their twO
months stay abroad, and Will come i'm
mediately here.
| President Cleveland and his family con-
template a speedy nonicward Hight, though,
| as yet, the date is not set for their return.
Lesser luninaries in the social firmanent
| are arriving daily, and though the season
| does not promise to be q phenominally
| gay one, there is every evidence that the
iInpromptu affairs that young people best
love, will set in with the early fall.
Miss Mamie Hudson and the Misses vii
kins, of o street. will leave tomorrow
Louis and New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd johnson, Of l. street
northeast. with their young son, Ferdie
are visiting Mr.. Johnson's parents, in
Vicksburg, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Blanco, who have been re-
siding I'D washington for the past year.
will leave shortly for their home in
Mexico. Mr.. BI:lfI,.n is the chief n IN
Mexican boundary engineering commission
and his work in that connection is nearly
completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman have re-
| turned from their simmer travels, and
are pleasantly located at their home, No.
22OO Wyoming avenue.
Rev. DR.. G. B. Patch pastor OF GuntoD
Temple Memorial Church, accompanied By
| his wife has returned from his visit to
PENNSYLVANIA, aud will resume his pulpit
| today.
| Miss Florence WilSerson, of Chicago, is
visiting friends oil New Hampshire avenue
| northwest
Miss Sallie Abel Of First street north
| west has returned from her Western trip.
Miss Emma Mcintyre of Georgetown has
returned fr' nj visiting friends i'll Virginia.
Miss Claudia Waterman, who has been
| visiting Miss Rhoda Davis of Georgetown,
| las ret urDed to her home i'll Tennessee.
| The Misses Carrie and Lottie McGlue.
with their brother, Mr.. Percy McGlue. have
| returned after spending a pcrtion OF the
summer at Fairfax Courthouse.
Miss Zcnobia Porter, who is visiting
friends in Richmond, viii return this week
ana spend Il few days with her aunt, Mrs.
Bowuen, on Fifteenth street, before re-
turning to New York.
Miss Mary lockwood of Glen Echo is
the guest of Miss Martha bowdeu, No S13
Fifteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Forrest OF o street,
who have been spending the past month at
various resorts along the Potomac and
Chesapeake coast, returned TO the city last
Dight.
Miss Janet Jones of this city will take a
tour through the Southwestern, States and
Mexico this Writer.
That the popularity OF the straw ride
has not been usurped b. that OF the bicycle
run was manifested by the large nun ber
OF members .! the Uncle Lewis Club that
participated in a straw ride last Sunday
to the Manor" Surrattsviue. Among
those present, besides the genial Uncle
Lewis, were Mr. and Mrs. owen Earn
shaw, Mr.. and Mrs Marks, Misses Good
heart, Strieby, Armbruster, Stewart, Baum
o Brien, Merillat, KesrnUde and Richa rti-
son; and Messrs. Dctweiler, Charles and
John Perkins, Bowen, GCodheart, Merillat,
White and Callan.
Col. W. II. Walcott, u s. e, and family