The morning times., 1896-07-27

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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Miss Helen Brice, who will visit New
port in a day or two. will be one Of
several pretty girls who go there straight
from q brilliant season in Pans and
London. Miss Brice Is considered one of
the best whips in society. Is a fine golfer
and devoted to all athletic sports. That
she will be the possessor of millions some
day does not lessen her charm.
Commissioner Truesdell has returned
from brief visit to Deer Park.
DIR. F. H. Williams and family of No.
1913 X street northwest are spending the
summer at Beimar, N. j.
Miss Frances Clark OF this city enter
tanned a number of young people with IA
donkey party Wednesday evening at Rock
bridge Alum Springs.
Miss BESSIE Davis, who is about to
visit Newport for the first time, has beea
heralded there as one of the famous bear-
ties of Washington.
AT the progressive euchre party given in
the bali room at the White Sulphur
Springs last Tuesday evening, one of the
prizes, pair of silver sleeve links, was
won by Mr.. Alden OF this city.
Senior Anlrade, son OF the Venezuelan
minister. expects to leave soon for Bar
Harbor.
Miss Frances Sears is at the Coleman.
reputation OF being one OF tile seasons
bellies.
Ahe nAiSSeS hickuOItcT dIc ttsittu6 tuc
Misses Merrlck OF Howard county, Nd.
Col. James G. Payne, the auditor OF the
supreme court OF the District, and family
are occupying cottage on the ocean front
at Deal Beach, n. J.
Mr.. and Mn. A. w. Church. Miss Church
and Mr. W. W. Church ara at White Sulphur
Springs, Va.
Among the wash.n gtonians recently ar
rived at Asbury Park are Mrs. B. Drey-
fuss and her two daughters, who are
registered ut the Colnade; Miss Lumdsen,
the Westminster; Mr.. Charles W. Fairfax,
the Brunswick: Mr.. Lewis F. Holden, the
Ludley; Rev. Teunis 9. HamlIn and family
Norwood Hall: Mrs. j C. Maynard. Rich
ards House: Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Worthing-
ton, the Victoria; Col. E. C. waiford, the
Lafayette; Miss 9. NJ. waland, the Cur
few, and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ID. Booz
at the Brunswick
Miss Teresa Ha<baugh OF No sos Sixth
street north west left Saturday with friends
for two weeks visit to Piney Point.
Mr.. John B. Hawkins of Tenleytown has
returned from Virginia Beach.
Mrs J. NJ. Kreiter and her little son,
Monroe, will leave Wednesday for Harris
burg, where they will remain several
weeks Il
Mr. and Mrs W. s. Pitkin are summer
ing in the White mountains OF New Hamp-
shire. They are stopping al the Kearsage.
Miss Gertie Andrews, who has been
spending the summer with her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Cummings OF Philadelphia, has
her to Lenox, Mass, where
they will make a stay OF several weeks.
II Is conceded at Narragansett Pier that
Miss Belknap OF this city is quite the most
graceful dancer at that resort
Mr. ] B. Roach is spending his vacationat
Larchmont, N. Y.
Judge Leonidas d. Yarrell has gone to
Emporia. Va, for an indefinite stay.
Queen Victoria approves OF the young
Duchess of Marlborough. and as her ma
Jesty does not generally indOrse interna-
tional ma rriages, the English court journals |
are commenting on her cordiality to the
American bride as something quite un-
usual.
Mr. Robert II. Ward and his sons, William |
and Warfield. who recently visited Mr.. |
Wards mother, Mrs. ID. Ward, of No. 527 |
Sixth street northw est, have reached |
their home in Thurber. Tex, after a de- |
ightful visit to the East
The Insistent Heather.
"suil taking up Collect ons 10 send |
flannels TO the heatheu?" asked the sar- |
castle man.
''Oh, dear, no. answered the earnest !
They insist on getting bicycles
now before they will even think of be- |
coming converted. d.''-Indianapolis Jour- |
nal.
Conducted Tours to Nj
agara Falls via Pennsy lvania
Railroad.
The passenger department OF the PENN
sylvania Railroad announces series OF