The morning times., 1896-09-26
c. 1. c. GIVES A
B0AInOUSE DANCE
Entertained Its Fair Friends at a
.=sa Farewell Hop.
What washingtenians Are Doing al
Home and as the ResOrts-NOtes
and Personals.

| dancing floor OF the boathouse WIS waxed
| TO perfection, the music WAS inspiring and
| the view from the piazza overlooking the
| water added its encna nlment l., the hour.
Admission was by card, and as the
members generally availed themselves of
| their privilege OF acting as hosts to their
| lady Trends the evening was repetition
| OF the successful gatherings OF Like char
acter given by the club last year
Among thuse present We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
| +. F. Riggs, Mrs. Pullman. Mr. and Mrs.
| Morgan. Misses Virgie Collins, Penneil,
| Matte King, Simms. Dodge, Annie Bren-
| nan, Foster, Ida Mitchell, Edna Mitchell,
| May johnson. Bond. Bessie SonGerviile,
Lieut. Baker, ,Messrs. Bert Deyo, Adam John
| son, Charles McGuiggan. II. c. c. Stiles.
| J. A .Magee. Bro wn. j Il. Cox ,ober, Pastor,
| Quinn, and Others.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. winslow, OF Boston,
are stopping at the Ebbitt during their
soJourn in the city.
Mrs j. F. Barber and her family have
returned from their summer tour.
Miss Bessie Graha ne and her sister.
Miss Mabel, have returned from their sum
mer outing.
| Miss Bessie Smith of III street. north
west, is visiting relatives in New York.
Mrs. F. Gordon. of Mount Pleasant. will
spend the autumn months with relatives
in Pennsylvania
Mrs c. Ewing of Bacon street, Mount
Pleasant. has returned from her visit to
Alta ntic City.
Mrs. II. Fillebroune accompanied by
Miss Fillebrome, has returned from
1 Dr.. 10, ,f
Vile.
Mrs C. w. Smith aud family OF Ana
costa have returned from visiting friends
IN Maryland.
Miss Amy c. Leavitt, of Vermont ave
nue.. istbe guestof Miss Emma Albertson,o of
Falls Church
DIR. and Mrs II r. Ma ylor have come into
the city after spending the summer months
in keDsington.
Miss NJ. ALEU-, Of Hartford, Conn. who
has been visiting friends and relatives
here, has returned TO her home.
Mrs. and Miss Parton, OF Richmond, are
the guests of Mrs. George E. Hustis, of
y street.
pretty wedding took place at the Neels-
vile Presbyterian Church at Rockville We'd
nesday afternoon, the contracting parties
being MT Nathaniel Waters and Miss Eva
Metz, eldest daughter of Mr.. George Metz.
of West Washington. Rev T. ID Richards
performed tue ceremony, and Prof. Charles
Hcustaw rendered the wedding march,
while Messrs. Williams, Waters and Jacob
Snyder acted as ushers.
The bride was attired in white organdie
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large bunch of bride roses.
Miss Agnes Kennedy and Miss Carrie
Eckenwalder, OF Baltimore, are tie guests
of Mrs. John 7 Hare, in University Heights.
Miss Francene Mareau of Brookland, who
has been for the past month in California.
will Return home next week.
Mrs. j. E. Thomas and daughter have
returned from sunlmering i'll the mount
aims of Virginia.
Miss Bessie Tyler of street. who has
been for the past month at Warsaw, Va,
viii. return home next week.
Mrs Nellie Grant Sartoris and son, Alger-
non, aud eldest daughter, Miss Sartoris,
have returned from lneir summer travels.
Mr.. Sartoris has lust returned from Eng
land. Miss SartOriS spent most of the
SUMMER with her aunt. Mrs. Potter Palmer,
at Newport. and will be a debutante this
winter.
Mrs Audenried has returned from Deer
Park. and is installed in her home on
Vermont avenue.
Miss Blanch Hargrove and Mr.. M. c. Har-
grove are spending the autumn in the
mountains of Virginia.
Miss Claudia Waterman, of Tennessee, af-
ter pleasant summer spent with Miss
Rhoda Davis, Of Georgetown, will leave TO-
day for home.
The Dolphin put out from Newport to
West Island yesterday with fishing party
which included Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy McA doc, Secretary OF State 0iney and
Lord Chief Justice Russell, OF England.
At the International Woman's Congress,
opened at Berlin yesterday, Miss French,
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