The morning times., 1896-08-30

Wood, soprano. The others are. alto, Miss
Margaret Nolan Martini; tenor. Mr.. William
Burnett: bass. MIR. John Nolan; organist
Miss Jennie Glennon; director, Mr.. Law
renee E. Canton.
st. Patrck'S choir will commence It's work
the first Sunday in September. under the
able directorship OF Senior Mariana Mama
The same quartet has been re-eDgaged
soprano, Miss Blanch Matteniy. auo.
Madame Mama; tenor, Mr. William d.
Mcfarland. bass, Mr.. Bernard Ryan. with
Miss Lula Boone at the organ.
The hoir of st. A loysius' Church will begin
It's work the second sunday in September
under the dictatorship OF Mr.. y. j. Kubel.
The quartet. with the exception of the tenor.
who has not as yet been decided upon is
as follows: Soprano, Mrs. Kitty Thompsun-
Barry, alto, Miss Pauline Whitaker; bass,
Mr.. james Nolan.
Miss Amy V Leavitt is the orgauist a nj
direct or OF the Wesley Chapel. There is 10
regular quartet, but they have as soprai.
Miss Grace Altschu. and alto Mrs. OH.
ID. Leach. In the rear future they expect
to have a tenor and bass.
Mrs. Kitty Thorn pSuu- Ferry, who has bee u
spending the summer on the Jersey coast.
will return to the city in time TO take up
her position in the choir of St. Aloysius'
Church.
The dance given by Miss Chew at the
Potomac lighthouse Friday evening in
honor OF her guest, Miss Gilkcrson OF
PenHs ylvania, was chaperoned by Mrs.
Ball, Mrs. Foster. Mrs. Walk and MIR. Chew
Mrs. r. r. Taylor will spend September
at Harper's Ferry.
Mr. X A. Donovan will remain at
Stonlngton until the middle of September.
Miss Emma Dent and the Misses Dodge
were among the Washington guests at
the bal poudre party. given at the Hotel
Powhatap, Charlestown, Va, on Thursday
evening last.
Mrs. F. D. Wallace and her sons, Frank
and George. are home from a lengthy stay
at Cape May.
The Misses Curran of Capitol Hill will
not return from the mountains of West
Virginia until september 10.
Mr. and Mrs a. C. Tyler OF South
Washington Will leave tomorrow Tor
sTSihtd titS " IN ih" NC Il
stay of two weeks, before going TO Fort.
Monroe.
Mrs. J. II. Rueckert and her daughter.
Mrs. Dodson, have returned to lie city
a ter Their outing TO the mounta ~ ana
seaside.
The Misses Maude Eppley. Annie Hurley,
A. f. Cleft and Mr.. William Eppley hav,
returned from Atlantic City and will be
home to their frienGs after Sunday.
Mrs. Coleman, OF No 1910 Thirteent.
street northwest, has returned from a
months sojourn in the mountains.
Mrs. l.. ]. Rutherford, of No. 2001 o
street northw west. is spending the season
at Capon Springs.
Miss Rosa Splitter of No. 442 II street
northwest, leaves today for Harpcr's Ferry
Dr. and Mrs. W g. Barnes, of No. III
Sixth street southeast, have returned from
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Mclean OF No 1417
G street northwest. are surnnIering at
Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs. IL. d. Cooke OF No. 1 Cooke place.
will spend the month of September at
Beach Haven, n. j.
Miss Lizzie Callan of 3Ol Mclean ave
nue. southwest, and Miss SaffelI of Column
bia street. leave for the Blue Ridge Mount
aims this week.
Miss Lillian j. Cooper OF Fifth street
northwest has gone To White Sulphur
Springs. Va. where she will remain about
two weeks.
Among the Washingtonians at Ocean
Grove are Mr.. and Mrs C. NJ Stetson and
Mrs. E. S. ollock and daughter.
Mrs. George F. Schafcr and her daughter,
Mrs Excl have arrived from Europe, where
they have been travelling for a year past
Miss l.. Williams has returned from a
months stay at Hamilton, Va.
Mrs. F P Davis and family have left for
Costa Rica where she will join her hus-
band nd ma ke her ONE
Mrs. McCiraw has returned from ter
days trip to Colonial Eeach.
Miss Maud Baer, of No. 1928 N street. is
stopping with Miss Edna Dreyfuss, of No.
1887 Thirtieth street, and will he pleased
to see her friends.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Bryan have returned
to the city after an extended trip to the
Northern resorts and Canada Tney vii!
reside mt No. 1907 Yale street, where they
will be pleased to see their friends.
BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT.
Neutrality-suspicious. Who Are Still in the
Mountains.
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa, Aug. 29.-The
annual ball at the Hue Mountain House
was most brilliant affair. Among those
present were; Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. N itchen,
Al. Mrs L HilleS Al Is