The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-15

| closed the season at Newport. 1t was
| gwen for sweet charity's sake and was
| deservedly a success.
Mrs Brce and Mrs. Potter Palmer have
| Won the reputation OF being the most lavish
| entertainers at Newport this season, their
dinners and dances having been marked
| with boundlass expenditure tempered by
| gooI taste. To give Il list of tln,Se who
| have attended their delightful functions
would simply be to name all Viewpoints
summer colony.
Miss Kate Harris, OF New Jersey avenue
| returned yesterday from two weeks stay
at Norfolk, Va.
MISS Julia E. Wheeler entertained the
| non-bloomer cycle club Saturday evening
at her residence ON Fifth street Northeast.
MUSIC and dancing were the amusements
of the holr and a dainty collation. was
served.
Among those pre- aat were Misses Agatha
and Jennie Miller Miss Roberta Wilson,
Miss Mamie DonDelly. Miss Grace Parrows,
Miss Ella Dougherty and Misses Nellie,
Katie and Sadie Baine.
Baron Thielman of the German emba ssy
and his wife have left Saratoga for Lenox
They are occupying the Oliver cottage,
where they Will remain until the middle
Ol oCtODeE-
A pleasant surprise party was given the
Misses Owens al their home i'll Brookland
Friday evening. previous to their dcpartu
for Forestville. Md. where they will make
their future home.
Dancing was the feature of the evening
and later refreshments Were served.
Among those present were: Misses Minnie.
Lily. and jessie Cobourn. Kitty Condor,
Mona and Edith Gibson. Tile King; Bessie
King, Katie Barnes. Irene and Tillic Fowler,
Lola, Hattie. Belle. and Clara Owens
Francis Miller. MIS-. Fowler, Mrs. NJ. J.
Cobourn. and Mrs. Owens.
Aes>r>. 4. l.. taker, Clarence Davis. F.
b. Owens. Marshall Grumblc. Albert Wood
ruff, Clayton and Edward Veitch. Guy
Roby. Walter Burgess, william willis,
Alfred liolidgc, Mr.. Hitler, and Mr.. Ma
loncy.
Music was furnished by Messrs Charles
King, George Colbourn and George Talbert.
Capt. Irwin. deputy governor Of the
soldiers Home. l. much Improved from his
recent Illness. and will enter upon his
duties in Il few DAYS.
sir. Charles Hall, the wcll-known haSso
OF this city. and member Of the Capitol
Glec Club, has joined the Whitney Opera
Company.
Prof William Haley and his wife have
returned from Hotel Marion, Lake George,
to their home on Eleventh street.
Miss Bertha Champlin and Mr.. John T.
Parsons will be married tomorrow at the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
The wedding will occur at noon, and the
ceremony will be performed by Rev. d.
Bittenger of the South Washington Presby-
terrain Church.
Miss Harriet NJ Cushing, of street, has
returned from Asbury Park.
Mrs. william E. Hatcher. jr.. and little
son, Of Hardwood road. ID. c.. are visiting
friends in Charles county, Md.
Miss da Love. of Thirteenth street, has
returned from her trip to Virginia.
Miss Mary Burr. of Brookland, has re-
turned from her trip to Norfolk, Va.
Sir Julian Pauncefote. British ambassa-
dor to the United States. after joining his
family in England accompanied them to
Paris.
Mr.. Covarrubias, of the Mexican legation,
has been transferred to Brussels, as first
secretary. He wiilleave shortly for Europe
accompanied by his wife.
The Earl and Countess OF Craven are ON
their way back to New York. with Mr..
and Mrs. Bradley Martin. the countess
parents, who have been sta wing ut Combe
Abbey, the Craven seat in Warwickshire.
Mr.. and Mrs John z. Jackson. of Eilicott
City, Nd. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Allen, Of East Capitol street.
Miss G. Winters, OF street northwest,
has returned from a trip to her sister in
New York State.
The Misses Jarvis have returned from
their vacation spent at Rochester. n. Y.
Mrs. Bassett. Of 700 II street northeast.
left yesterday for Il trip to New York
Mrs. r. Comes. of No. 21 4 Massa cbusetts
avenue northeast, has Just returned from
the Blue Ridge mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Niles. Of No ] So
Massachusetts avenue northeast. have left
for a few days outing in the country.
The Chinese Minister. Mrs. Yang Yu and
their oldest child, s,ith Mr.. SEE and Mr.. !
Chung left fer Niagara Falls this evening.
Secretary Carlisle Is expected to r.turn |
from Bar Harbor today
Mr. John Seager, private secretary TO
Secretary Lamont. accompanied by Mrs.
Seagcr, has gone to New York, where they |
will take the steamer Paris on Wednesday !
for Europe. They intend being absent |
abuut i Month, visiting London Paris and |
Berlin.
Mr.. Callahan and daughter OF No. 623 |
Tenth street northwest will return tomor- |
row from a vacation a Atlantic City
Mrs. Garner Of Four-apd-a-haIf street |
southwest is spending il few weeks in |
Leonardtown.
Miss Bertha Gordon ard Miss Ella Nash |
left yesterday for New York. where they |
will spend several weeks.
Mrs, Wood and family, of No. COO Viz /
ginia avenue southeast have returned nom