The morning times., 1896-07-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

cratic candidate for the Vice Presidency
is highly accomplished and intellectual
woman OF artistic taste aud ability.
She has a large collection of water
! colors and photographs OF her own making
taken nfromscenesfromb both continents. Slit
is the daughter OF the late Charles Crookci
| of Bath, shipbuiider OF that place.
| or late years Mrs. Sewail's health has
| not been good, and She has not been 50
| prominent socially on that account. 1t is
said that She rather shrinks from public
| life, and was not wholly pleased at the
news of her husbands nomination
Mr.. and Mrs. SewalI's eldest sou, Mr..
Harold NJ. SewaI. is married to he daugli
ter of Richard Ashe OF San Francisco. Cal.
She was Miss Camilla Loyal Ashe, and u
niece of Admiral Faragut.
The second son, Mr.. William d. SewtIl
married Miss Mary Sumner OF Worcester,
Mass, who is an accomplished and bril-
liant society woman.
Rev. Mr.. Williams OF Lynn, Mass, is the
guest OF Mrs. lockwood.
The marriage OF Miss Agnes Maude Nc
Naught of South Carolina avenue, to Mr..
Frank ArDell Carpenter of this city will
take place at $50 O'Clock this evening at
the Ninth street Christian Church. There
| will be no bridesmaids and no best man.
The ushers are 10 be Mr.. Arthur Copeland,
MIR. Irwin Buckingham, Mr.. Edward Camp
bell, and Mr.. Frank Morrison.
Miss Sonia ID. ThurfnoDd Of 242 Twelfth
| street, who has been So very i'll in Sewanee,
Tenn, where she is the guest OF her aunt,
MIS-. Susan Dabney Smeeds, the we'll know
| author, is now slowly recovering.
Miss Munro of Glen Echo is about to
leave for an extended trip through several
OF the Southern States and Texas. She will
be gone uDti1 fall.
Miss Sherricks of Iowa is the guest of
Miss HELEN JaInison Of Ninth street north
east.
Mr.. Doubleday of Fl street northwest left
yesterday for New York where he will
spend q few days.
The Junior Equal Suffrage Club will
give n moonlight excursion on July II to
Marshall Hall, after which the club will
adjourn until fall. At the last regular
meeting OF the club, which was held mt
1OO6 + street northwest, a resolution was
passed to present gold pin bearing the
monogram of the club to its former pres-
dent, Miss Mabel Diggs,, now OF Peary.
Kans.
The lovers Of the wheel at Takoma pro-
pose getting up several moonlight rides
the present month, the roads of the sur
rounding country being especially inviting
for nocturnal spins on the silent steed.
The Brices, who have been abroad for
several months, are expected to be in
Newport by the 25th OF this month.
Mr.. James E. Tucker and Miss Belle
Haven of this city were quietly married on
Monday. June 90, at Fairfax Court
House, Va.
Miss Sue Maner Of Charleston. g. c., and
Mr.. Samuel Maner Martin and his friend,
Mr.. Bowling Of the South Carolina Military
Academy, are here with the Endeavorers
and guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Martin at
1906 8 st.
There was a dance at Garrett Park last
evening which attrac cted a number of young
people and their visiting friends from the
city.
A musicale, to be followed by general
dancing. is one Of the events the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Coryell are locking forward
to in the near future.
Mr.. Frank B. Martin. who has divided
the summer with relatives in Montgomery
county and Takoma Springs Hotel. will
leave early in August for visit of several
weeks to friends at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Clarence NJ Busch Of Harrisburg, who
spends much Of the social seaeon in WASH
tDgton, owns one Of the mcst attractive
cottages in Atlantic City. where he is, as
usual. entertaining house parties through
outthe summer.