The morning times., 1896-06-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Although most oil tie swell set have al
ready leit the City, Il lew nCtables have
been encouraged by the unusually cool
weather TO remain, iu ort,er 20 witness &
wedding CT two. Cycling and the unrivaled
facilities which the sire cts and envir.ns oi
Washington offer for this exhilarating spor,
has ccnduced materially to delayed outings
Then, ito, the Christian Enteuvur COT
venticn and the projected bicycle parade
will tempt many Co linger longer who have
never pt stponed their summer trips to sc
late period.
But p6w tBat we are having ''scorcher''
ON the passing wheel OF June. there will be
hurried fitting, and the summer girl OF
| the wheel brigade will be cut in fuller force
than ever, ut seashCfe. lake and mountain.
Mrs. W. K. Carlisle and children are ex-
pected TO arrive in Washington next wocs
( and will be the guests Of the Secretary end
Mrs. Carlisle at their X street residence
Mrs. Carlisle has net Yet fully decided
| upon her plans FOR the summer. butitis Ner y
probable that all the family will go to Deer
Park fer the hot season.
| The Chilean Minister. Senur Don Domingo
| Cana. and Nine. Cana are still in the city
and do not expect to leave before the middle
ofJuiy. Tie y have not yetcetermined W here
they will take their summer cutting.
Mrs. Pcme roy Of X strcat and her sister.
| Mrs Rice, will leave IN Friday rext for
| their simme heme at Whitonsvilie. Mass.
Mr.. Hcshi Teru. the new Japanese Minis
ter. will probably rot arrive in Washing
ton before Thursday.
He left San Francscn. accompanied by
hiswi fe and child Cu June 10, and is now in
Chicago.
Minister and Nine. Teru will remain in
Chicago a day OF two. ard from there will
come direct to Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. Goidsborough will leave In
a few days fer Oakland. Md, where they
will spend the summer.
Mrs. Hardy ana the Misses Hardy Of the
Arlington left saturda evening for Boston.
Mass, and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry A. willard cfK street
will spend the summer. is usual, at their
country home in Nantucket. Mass. Mr.. and
Mrs. willard will leave on Thursday.
Mrs. r. 7. Stuart. accompanied by her
son aud daughter. left the city yesterday
for atlantic City. to remain until September.
for Buda Pesth are DR.. Croffut, his wife and
two sisters. the Misses Perkins. daughters
OF Senator Perkins; Mrs. and Miss Powell.
Mrs. Martha A. Robinson, Rev Mr. and
Mrs. Andre VS., Mr.. aud Mrs G. N. Spencer,
Mrs. Rogers and Dr.. A. F. steiger.
Cards have been received announcing the
marriage or Mrs Rae-J. Floyd Of this city
and Mr. Err win Z. Clark ofNew York The
ceremony was performed by Rev. q. 8.
Seward June IT. After June so Dir. and
Mrs. Clark will be at home at No. rs West
Twent y-third street. New York city.
Mrs. Katherine N. Moore and Mr. John
9. Hol ling shead have announced their
rariage, which took place yesterday week.
The wedding was a private one and was
witnessed by only the immediate family.
Miss Julia SterDs OF South wasbingtun is
spending her summer holiday at Berkeley
Springs.
Miss Katie Hurst entertained friends with
lantern slide party last night al her
homo. on n street northwest. The touse .
was tastcfully ornamented with palms and
roses in cut glass bowls and the dining
table was decorated with pinks. daisies and
sweet peas. After "a series Of Beautiful
views had been thrown on canvas by her
brother. Mfr. Panl Hurst, the guests were
entertained with music and recitations and
many amusing games.
Among those present were Misses Ella
and Jennie Alpin, Miss Kate Newton. Miss
Laura Peters, Miss Rose Matthews Mr.
John Parker, Mr.. Lawrence Davis, Mr.. Sam
Bennett, and Messrs. Long, Stevens, Davis,
Gardiner and Bangs.
Mrs. Rogers Birnie is delightfully."- located
atInn Barnardsville, up among the Somerset
hills of New Jersey.
Judge John Davis is enjoying Newport
life at the Casino Hotel.
Miss Cora P will of Ore gon avenue has |
joined party of Baltimore art students |