The morning times., 1896-10-17
OCTOBER DAYS
SET SOCIETY AWHEELIIG
It Is the Prevailing Pastime Of the
Off Season.
weu-Known People Returning and
HOspitable Homes Getting Into
Shape-NOtes and Personals.

a wholesome as We'll as a uehsGIfui amrst,-
ment.
Mrs. Truesdell, and Mrs. John DalZeli are
all enthusiastic cyclists, while among the
younger members OF society IL would be
mucn easier 10 say who does not than who
does ride.
Mrs. Robert X. Wallach and her daughter
have just returned irom an extensive trip
I'll rough California. The Nailach resi-,
dencc, which is the large and handsome
house on the north west corner Oi Eighteenth
and l streets, is being rcdecorated, and
viii be the scene OF many delightful enter
lalninents lnTonEnout the ctmtng winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nallach have always been
prominent in society, anu this year propose
presenting their youngest daughter Miss
Rosa TO there large circle OF friends.
Miss Wallacn VINO mauc her debut several
years 90 is one OF tn ednost admired young
women oi the fashiohable w ord and IL Is
expected her sister will be an equal success.
Miss Rosa Wallach IL n stIikiES looking
girl win charming manners, brilliant
brunette complexion, and dark hair and
eyes. Hayins becnvery carefully educated,
naturally clever, anu enjoying many ad-
vantages or travel, this particular debut
ante unites the charm OF very young
girl with The grace and tact OF the sue
cessful women in society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Smith. of 1881
Massachusetts avenue, have closed their
cottage at Wildwood-inthe-Ali -Alieghanies and
open their Washington home early in No
vembcr.
Attorney General and Mrs. Harmon have
returned from short visit To their daughter,
Mrs. Edmund Wright. or Philadelphia. MIS-.
Wright, who is very young tnatron, IN
deed, and her sister. MISS harmon, were
much admired last season. and with the
succession of charming young lady visitors
made the home OF the Attorney General one
OF the Thoroughly popular houses IN WASH
inpfnp This MrS Harmon nr0-
poses from time TO time to have Il humber
of agreeable young men among her house
guests, which is particularly gratifying
piece OF news in the face OF an unusually
large number of debutantes, and a some-
What depicted diplomatic corp. Mrs.
Wright will spend the greater part OF the
winCer with her parents
Miss Stella Merritt, of II street. who
has been seriously ill for the past month. is
conva lescing, and II is hoped will shortly
be able to start on a tnp North, which
VIII De underJaK Ken ior The complete restora
tion Of her health.
Mrs. Audenried, after summer at Deer
Park, and ii visit OF some weeks to Mrs.
Elkins, at her home at Elkins. w. Va, has
returned To town, but expects shortly To
Ilake a visit to West Point, where she will
chaperone n party OF young people AT one
OF the great football games of the year.
The "Meliah Pleasure Club gave u straw
ride Wednesday evening To the residence of
Mr.. Thomas keedy, on the Conduit road,
:. mere tncy participated IN a corn snucnuig
match, which lasted uniII The early hcL Is
OF morn, when q substantial supper was
served Among the riders We're Misses
Gleason. blelasAi, Noikman, heedy, and
Messrs. Hagerty, Greene, Reedy, Tunnel,
Miss Sattell, of Capitol Hill, entertained
the Fresh Air Club Wednesday evering.
Among the members present We're: Misses
Lillian and Iva lost. Miss He'll and Lizzie
Daekin, Miss Grace ThueGct, Messrs. John
tdcharu. and samuel Tho.. as, MIR. Charle
Ashford. Mr.. Frank Jost sang several
selections, as did his brother, Mr.. William
lost. Prof. isdell presided at the piano.
The paStlmeS or the evening Included
dancing, and enjoyable refreshments We're
served.
Mrs Reginald Foster of saranac Lake.
y. Y, Will spend portion OF the seasfn
with her stepmother, Airs. Mary NJ cAlister,
Alister is building n handsome residence
on Il street, near Twenty-Iirst street, which
she will occupy in the early spring.
Mrs. Ella Knode has issued cards an
nouncing the marriage OF her daughter. Miss
| Lotta, To Dr. Charles Il. Campbell, Nedncs-
| day, october 3 ,~at Hamline M L. Ch sch.
The Fleur-t de Lis Social and Literary
| Club held meeting Monday evening, at
| the residence OF Mis S Edith BittenbenueT No.
| IN embers present We're: Misses Julia Hill,
Bessie Moore. Ethel Cheney, Rachel War
| ren, Missile Moore, and Messrs. +. White
| head, v. Gale, A. Jarvis, o. Durfey, V.
| Trotter, anu +. Murray. .
| Miss Lizzie Granger Of AnacoStia and Mr.
| Ed Rollins of this city were married quietl,
| Wednesday by Rev. HeZ SVEN at the par
| sonage of the Second Baptist Church. Arte,
the ceremony MIR. and Mrs. Rollins left fol
their new home at No. 1874 street.
| Miss Estelle G.. Luskey and Mr.. Villa II
| II. Spieser, both of Washington, were mar
| ried In Baltimore September l6. at ths
| residence Of MIR: and Mrs. w. Moore. tn,
| ceremony being performed by kew Har,
| Mitchell Of the Methodist Church OF thai
city.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Waggaman or '
| street are home from Il six weeks visit Il
| relatives In Maryland and Delaware,
| Raron von Thielmann German amhas 9 n