The times., 1898-08-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

AUGUST 80, 1893.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Gen. and Mrs. George B. Williams en-
tertained box party at the Columbia
last might.
Senator Hanna has been enjoying few
weeks rest outing in the West, but will
return to Cleveland Wednesday. Presi-
dent Mckinley. who will arrive In Cleve-
land Tuesday or Wednesday. for few
days rest at the home of Col. Myron I.
Herrick, it is understood, will be guest
at Senator Hanna's home before his de-
parture from that city.
Miss Caffery daughter of Senator CAT
ferry, of louisiana was the lucky winner
of a beautiful gold and jeweled ring cas-
ket at an entertainment given at the
White Sulphur Springs on last Wednes-
day night.
The dinner-dance given by Mrs. Calvin
S. Brice at Beaulieu Saturday night was
one of the brilliant events of the Newport
season. The table decorations Were in
white and green and dance, in costume.
varied the pleasures of the ballroom
later ON. The vaudeville feature of the
occasion was executed by a poetical dis
ciple of Terpsichore, who impersonatea
Venus. a water sprite, Ophelia, and
Spring.
At the stable dance to be given by Mrs.
Stuyvesant Fish tomorrow evening, 1t is
said that the favors will include live
chickens and ducks. Being a stable and
not barnyard dance, why not horses
and cows?
Mr.. and Mrs. LarZ Anderson are guests
of Mrs, NJ. E. Ingalls, at the Virginia
Hot Springs.
Miss Mary Breckinridge the daughter
of Gen. Joseph c. Breckinridge Is one of
the most charming of the younger guests
at the Warm Springs of Virginia. Other
prominent Washingtonians VINO are con-
trlbutfng greatly TO the pleasure of the
famed old resort are Mrs. Herman Cros-
| by. Miss Crosby. and Miss Julia r. Tur-
wiler.
Mrs. Dolphus Pey1ton. who has been WIS.,
| ftfng her mother at Comorn, King George
| County. Va, has returned to Washington.
| A distinguished family at White Sui
| phur Springs IS that Of DR.. Joseph Ben
son Parker. medical director of the Unit
! ed States navy. Mrs. Parker, who was
Miss Margaret Johnson. is of an old and
1 artist - ilI- IL,
Miss Eleanor Parker, their daughter, is a
charming brunette. Their home is at
| present in Washington.
Miss Mary Waite is at Riehfeld
| Springs.
Mile Bouligny. principal of the Chevy
| Chase School, is spending August at the
Warm Sulphur Springs
Charles Webster. L. S. N; a. P. Thorn
ton, and T. L. Child, all of Washington,
| are enjoying the hate season at the Sweet
Chalyheate Springs.
Miss May Dabney. Of Washington, and
Mr.. Elgin Graves. of Richmond, led the
| brilliant cotillion given at Rockbridge
Alum Springs Friday night.
! number OF Washngtonians are pass
| ing the Summer pleasantly at Berryville,
| Va, among them being Mrs j. R. S
! Dickens. Mrs. Appleby and the Misses
| AppIeby, Miss HIATT. Miss Bessie Lee
| Grove Mrs. ". c. Mcbride, Miss Mary
Mcleod. Miss Rhodes and Mr.. Rutherford
| Kerr.
| At the paper ball." given at Mont
! gomery White Sulphur Springs, the past
week. Mrs Byram, of Washington was
costumed to resemble the red cactus in
! glowing scarlet crepe tissue with foliage
| effects in green.
The Misses McCabe and whitzen are
| among the Washingtonians at Ocean
View. Va.
Mrs. c. H Harlow. of Washington. who
| is spending the season at the Virginia
| Hot Springs, was among those who gave
card parties at the springs last week.
Among the Washington colony who
| have recently arrived at the Rockbri6Se
| Alum Springs are Miss Randolph. Miss
McLarus. John D. Wise. Worden Pope
and Mr.. and Mrs Maynard.
/ l.
| among the popular fayorites at the Vir-
ginia Old Sweet Springs.
At the german given during the past
| week at the Old Sweet Springs of Vir-
ginia, Miss Macdonald, of Washington
was present In a picture gown of pink
| and white.
DIR. and Mrs. Ralph Walsh and Miss
| Walsh are among the prominent Wash
| ingtonians who are spending the season
at the Virginia Warm Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. s. B. Solomon, Miss Tes-
sic Salomon, and Miss Bessie Stern have
returned from Piney Point.
Miss Rosa Katz. of Baltimore, and Miss
Blanche Kahn. of Louisville, Ky, are
visiting the Misses Cohen, at 1130 Eighth
| Street northwest. and will be pleased tC
see their friends Wednesday evening, Aug
81.
The Cession of Jamaica.
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