The times., 1898-09-04

few days to resume her studies in vocal
music.
A Maryland wedding which is pleasant
ly anticipated by number of Washing
ton friends Is that of Miss Emily T..
Wilson, daughter of the late DR.. Ii. p. c.
of Baltimore. to MIR. Henry Jack
son Waters, son of Senator l.. l.. Waters.
of Somerset. Nd The marriage will occur
early this Autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Walford and Miss
Gladys Walford are among the Wash
ington visitors to Ocean Grove.
Miss Ida Polkinhorn has gone to New
York and Pompton. n. j., for visit of
several weeks.
Mr.. NJ A. Clancey has returned from
his Summer vacation. spent at his for
mer home in New Hampshire.
Mr.. Philip Maure and family are among
the Washington tourists now in Paris,
France.
Mrs Adolph W. Sieyerling and daugh-
ter Olga will visit relatives in Cincinnati
and Hamilton during the month of Sep
tember.
Mr.. Fred Plant and bride. whose mar
riage occurred in S.. Louis June T. will be
pleased to see their friends at 1903 Fifth
Street northwest after Monday, Septem-
ber 3.
Mrs. Rush and Miss Daisy Rush are
enjoying Summer life at their country
place in the Catskil Mountains.
Miss Eva Betz of No. SO7 o Street. has
returned from a TWO weeks outing in tue
East.
There was a pleasant gathering of
young folks at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Barthel, 22l Four-and-a half
Street northwest, on Wednesday last. the
occasion being the first birthday of their
little granddaughter. Gotthielde c. Bar
thel. Among the friends present were
Mrs. c. Bangerter. Mr.. and Mrs. John
A Barthel. Mrs. NJ f. Davis, Mrs. Gus
tave Barthel. Miss Jeanette c. Barthel
and Miss Katie Pfander and the little
Misses Jeanette Rothauge. Louise Davis.
Clara Birkner. Gertrude Reuter- and
Masters Donald. Davis and Fritz Reu-
ter
ington yesterday for Saratoga Springs.
Mrs Drew has been passing the late
Summer in the Blue Ridge and only re-
turned TO Washington last Monday for
the purpose of joining her husband or
the trip.
Miss Mary Breckenridge, the daughter
of Gen. Joseph C. Breckinridge. whose
marriage TO Ensign Hines will be one OF
the social events of next month at Lex
ington, Ky, has closed her season at the
Warm Springs of Virginia. and has gone
to visit friends in New York
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur T. Brice will spend
the Autumn season in the Shinnecock
Hills of New York.
j., Senator Roger Q. Mills left for Corsi-
cana, Tex, few days ago to remain
until after the November elections Mrs.
Mills returned from Asbury Park with
the senator. and is now visiting Mrs. Ma
lcney, at No. 1T46 Street
It Is rumored-though no one is bound
to believe the remarkable things voiced
during these times of dog days and har-
vest moons-that Miss Daisy Letter will
accompany her brother-in-law and sister
in the Fail. 1t is said that one of the
inducements offered to the young lady
was the promise of an elephant-color not
mentioned-for her special mount II
seems very natural that Miss Letter
should avail herself of such desirable
opportunity of visiting the Far East. and
if when she gets there she follows the
custom of the country and rides an ele-
phant. well, why not? The only possible
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such an arrangement is that it will entail
the absence of Miss Letter from Wash
ington society next Winter, and being
a bright, lovable girl with numberless
friends. it follows, of course, that she
will be sadly missed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar w White returned
few days ago from Atlantic City, but
left again yesterday to visit Mr. and Mrs
Sanner at their cottage at Arundel-on.
the-Bay.
The beautiful country home of Mrs
George II. Brunner. near Frederick Md
was the scene of a pleasant gathering or
last Tuesday evening. After an houl
passed in music during which refresh.
ments We're served. the hostess and hel
guests left for Frederick and boarded tbs
trolley for Braddock Heights where
dancing was enjoyed. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Rose Yost, Mrs Cham
bers, Mrs. Dodd and Misses Jessie Good
Ruth Yost and Louise Chambers, oi
Washington. and Misses Grace Drummer
Virgie Fauth. Bessie Zentz and Pauline
Eader of Frederick, and Messrs. Buckley
Biggs, Baumgarten, Boblitz, Cain. Hugh
and Charles Dean, Roy Thomas and Ke.
fauver, of Frederick, and Messrs
Schmidt Neal, Hermann and Vogt, OF
Washington.
Mr.. Edmund NJ Rice. of Seattle, Wash.
and Miss Jeanette Daley, of this city
were married at the residence of the
brides parents Wednesday. August 81, al
10 a. m, by the Rev. G. N Luccock. d
D., pastor of the Metropolitan Church
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. ano
Mrs. Rice left for their future home, Ia.
coma, Washington State
DR.. and Mrs. D. Olin Leech have re.
turned from Ocean Grove.
Elaborate preparations are being made
for the floral fete which is to be held
at Saratoga next Tuesday, and which is
intended to surpass in beauty any pre-
vious entertainment of the kind ever held
there. Some of the hotels are going tn
keep open later than usual for the cele-
bration.
Capt. A S. Crowninshield and Mrs.
Crowninshield, and the Misses Foraker.
are among the Washingtonians now at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York.