The times., 1899-10-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Mabel Mckinley, the Presidents
niece, who is now visiting Mrs. Sullivan
Johnson, of Pittsburg, viii be the guest
Of honor at a tea to be given next Wednes-
day afternoon by Miss Nernie Johnson, a
daughter of Mrs J. Frank johnson, Of
Allegheny, Fa.
The Third Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Cridler, who are now at Constan-
tiuople Will remain abroad another month.
Now that Mrs. John R. McLean's indis
position has caused her to postpone her
trip to Ohio Miss May Handy, of Rich
mOud, who was TO have been her guest,
has gone to New York with Baltimore
friends, who are registered at the wal
doTf-Astoria 1t is understood that Mrs
Mclean is COnYalesCing rapidly, and that
the tour, which viii be made in Mr.. Nc
Leans private car. will not be delayed
later than November / Miss Lota Rob
inson, daughter Of Capt. John Robinson, OF
Baltimore. and niece Of Mrs. Charles Poe,
of HillyeT Place will also be of the party.
Judge Day, who is visiting friends in
Cincinnati. is about to be entertained on
an elaborate scale at banquet TO be given
in his honor by Mr.. c. P. Taft whose
home, Linton Place is one OF the most
socially prominent abodes OF the Queen
City. There was held the famous recep-
ton in honor of Lord Coleridge, Chief Jus
tice of England, when he was in this coun-
try a decade or so ago.
Mrs Walker and Miss Irene Walker have
returned from Europe. They spent the
summer painting in the British Isles and
the past two months in Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pilling are among
the Washington passengers now sailing
for home on the Noordland.
Mr.. Thomas F. Walsh and family who
have been enjoying a season of foreign
travel. returned from Europe last week.
They will leave for the West shortly for
fortnights trip to Colorado.
Mrs. A. n. Lindley and Miss Florence
NJ. Hazard are visiting Mrs. James Mum
yon, at Overlook, near Philadelphia.
Mrs f. R. McComas and her mother,
Mrs. Mower, are established at 1854 Euclid
Place, Columbia Heights.
The marriage of Miss Laura NJ. Wolfe,
daughter CT Mrs. Maria Magruder Wolfe,
and Mr.. Eugene Bradley Clark will occur
next Saturday at the home of Mrs. Ma
gruder, in Pittsburg. The bride-to-be is
the niece of Dr.. Lloyd Magruder and of
Mr. John Magruder. A number of Iela-
tives and friends representing the older
families of the District viii attend the
wedding, and the reception which will sue
ceed il.
The marriage of Miss Annie Harkness
Hollidge daughter Of Mr., ard Mrs. l. S.
Hollidge, to Mr.. Raymond Kingsley Cook,
viii take place today at the home Of the
parents of the bride. Owing to the recent
death of Mr.. Cooks father, the wedding
will be private.
The former Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. Carlisle will spend the remainde-
of the autumn in Cincinnati, where they
viii be guests of Mrs r. b. Bowler at
her home Mount Storm.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Francis, Of Bos-
ton, have been spending some weeks in
Washington awaiting the arrival Of the
latter's parents, Chief Justice and Mrs.
Fuller who have just returned from
abroad.
Mrs. and Miss Powell. wife and daugh-
ter of Major F. W. Powell, are visiting MIR.
and Mrs. Albert Gay Of Kilsyth Road, in
Brookline, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ". Andrews. who
recently celebrated their golden wedding
at Sunset Lawn. their summer villa at
Newport, win not spend the season at their
Washington home, as it is their intention
TO go to Paris for the winter
The engagement of Miss Edith Jeffries,
Of Baltimore and Mr.. William Nimiek JEFF
fries, OF Pittsburg, which was announced
late in September al a dinner given al Mar
ragansett Pier by Mr.. Truxton Beale, will
be a fashionable event Of the winter. The
engagement is of local interest, as Miss
Jefries has a wide circle of Washington
friends
Miss Moore, daughter Of. Surgeon Andrew
NJ Moore, of the Navy. has returned from
a visit to West Virginia, spent with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank R. Stockton, who have
picturesque country home in the noun
tains.