The morning times., 1896-08-07

Mrs. Karl Burg and son, Mr.. Karl Ed
ward Burg, arrived on thesteameT Dresden,
North German Lloyd Bremen, Wednesday
In Baltimore and reachedtbis city yesterday,
after an absence OF two years travelling
lhrongh Europe They We're accompanied
by their cousin, Miss Louise Koppel-
s,aetter, from Tyrol, Austria.
Mrs. Frank T. Howe and her daughters,
Misses Sarah and Marie. returned yester-
day rrom their stay at Atlantic City to
their home in BroOkland.
Capt Horace MuIlan and little daughter.
Gladys, returned Wednesday from two
weeks stay at Annapolis, Md.
Miss Grace McCullogh will leave Canaan
daigua. N. Y, where she has been spending
the summer aud Join Mrs. Charles ShaIer
at Ocean City. N. J., tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Raeder, and
little daughter Marie, have returned from
two weeks stay at Colonial Beach.
Miss Emma Plycr is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. A. NJ. PIycr, at kensington, Md.
Miss Bessie Edison returned yesterday
from a. two weeks stay at Asbury Park,
where she was the guest of Miss Mamie
Thompson.
Among the Washing gtonians enjoying
the sea breeZes AT Cape May are Miss
Florence +. Howard, Mrs. Frank Strong,
Miss Strong. Mr.. nd Mrs. J. Easby Smith.
Mr.. J. J. Kemp. and Mr.. I. w. Howard
are located at the Ebbitt. Col. Malcolm
Seaton ut Cape May Point. United States
Marshall ana Mrs. A A. Wilson and their
daughter, Mrs L. Davis, at the stockton,
and Col and Mrs. W b. SHAY at ongrcss
Hall.
Miss Agnes f. Keck, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Keck. No. 1105 Florida ave-
nue. northeast, was married to Mr.. Harry
c. KestIer of Philadelphia on Tuesday, at
the Church of the Holy Name, Rev. Father
Kervick officia ting. After an Informal
reception, Mr.. and Mrs. Kestler left for
Philadelphia, their future home.
Miss Florence Fielding Lawson and AS
sistant Engineer Urban 7. Holmes. U. s.
NJ, were married Monday at the residence
of the bride parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edmund
Fielding Lawson.
Owing to a recent family berea vcment
the ceremony was a private one. Upon the
conclusion OF an extended bridal trip they
will be at home at A nnapolis on October /.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Heath Dodge have
issued cards announcing the marriage of
their daug liter, Lille Randolph, to DIR.
Martin W WortMDgtoa GoldsborouGh at st.
Johns Church, Georgetown, at noon, Au-
gust 10.
DIR. and Mrs E. A Clark are spending the
summer at Cape May.
Mrs. J. NJ. Slarrow, accompanied by her
son and her sister, Mics Nellie Gordon, are
at Washington Grove for the summer.
Mrs R. B. McKnew, No. 1924 @ street,
is visiting in Hamilton, Va.
Rev. George q. Markham. accompanied
by his wife, is spending the summer at
A sbury Park.
Miss Theda North, OF Anacostia, is spend |
ing the summer at Colonial Beach.
Miss Grace silvers of No. 80 L street |
northwest, Is summcring at Cape May
Miss Lizzie Albertson, of Lynchburg va, |
has just concluded visit to Miss Stacie |
A dams, of Massachusetts, avenue northwest. |
Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Caldwell are spend |
ing month at Sherrard, W. Va.
Miss Jessie y Anderson of Knoxville, Tenn.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Mop her
son of Tenleytown.
Miss Ethel f. Davids was rendered a
AVN party on Tuesday evening by her
cousin, Mr.. Washington Davids, at his
home, SKY Crest,'in the Blue Mountains,
near Emme,sburg, Md.
Music and recitations were the amuse-
nents of the evening. and melons and ices