The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-06

MISS DORA EeOTlCk- OF 445- Col Col al
Street northwest, who has been visiting
relatives and friends in Virginia for the
past two weeks. has returned to the
city.
Miss weppie Oliver. Of somerville,
Va. is the guest Of her cousins. the
Misses Henrick, 1852 Corcoran Street
northwest.
Mrs. Harry r. Dfsbrow, of Allentown.
y. J.. is visiting relatives on n Street
northwest.
Mrs. Isabel NJ. White, bond clerk in
the office of the Register OF Wills of the
District, is of on two weeks vaca-
ton.
Representative Graham. Of the Twen-
ty-third Pennsylvania Congressional dis
trict. called on friends at the PostofFiee
Department yesterday Mr.. Graham is
a warm friend Of Mr. Rand. assistant
superintendent Of the division of sal
aries and allowances.
Mr. Francis J. Hurney, of 1886 Florida
Avenue northwest. has gone to St.
Charles College, EIlicott City, Md, to
study for the priesthood
Mr.. HilIeary NJ Smith. of Georgetown.
who has been confined to his home IN
Tenleytown with typhoid fever for sew
eral weeks, Is rapidly recovering
Mesrs. J. Herbert Taylor and James
Virginus Keosh, OF Alexandria. are
spending q two weeks vacation fishing
at Four Mile Run.
The Secretary of the Treasury. Mrs.
Shaw and their daughters have returned
from their summer home in Vermont.
Dr.. j c. Nicholson has returned from
his vacation. and will tomorrow occupy
his pulpit ct Trinity Methodist Episco~
pal Church
Rev. Dr.. Stern and family have re-
turned from Hagerstown, where they
have been summering
Miss Margaret Becker and Miss Kath-
crime Merkling. during their tour Of The
South, will visit friends in St. Angus
tine, Fla, and Birmingham, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Gutheridge have
I been much refreshed by their trip
/ through Nova Scotia. Cape Breton and
New Brunswick. They are again al
home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cammack and son.
I OF BTightwood Avenue, are stopping at
/ the Delaware Water Gap.
( Mrs. Harry F. Thomas. wife of the
/ manager Of the Mount Vernon Hotel
On her return to the city was accom-
{ panied by Miss Frances Rooms, who will
! be her guest for a time.
Mr.. Ralph f. Addison is again at his
/ desk in the Pension Bureau. having
1 thoroughly recovered from severe at
! tack Of fever
Mr. Walter W Kneesi, who has beer
making the rounds Of the summer re-
sorts. is again in the city
Commissioner OF Pensions Eugene F
( Ware has returned 10 Kansas for a two
weeks visit
Mrs. F Evans and the Misses Chand-
! Ter, of this city, sTe stopping at the
+ Park Avenue Hotel, New York.
Mrs. James s. Henry and her little
son who have been surarnerins at Bal
/ Iey's Island. Me. have returned to theil
home, 1880 Vermont Avenue north sest
Mr.. and Mrs George Todd are agar
IN the city They have been spending
some time win Air Todd's mother a
her suburban home near Baltimore.
Mr.. George c Hazelton and wife. wht
have been travelling through Canads
and New England, are again in the city
Miss Susan Darby. sister of Mr.. Rufus
H Darby, is spending the early autumn
days at Atlantic City.
Miss Casey Wright and her aunt. Mis-
Womack. viii remain at Orkney Spring
during September Miss Wright is tn
daughter OF Gen. Marcus J. Wright
Miss Maude Blanche Jackson, who ha
charge Of the Postal Telegraph Office a
Rhode Island Avenue and Fourteentl
Street northwest, has returned to he
iduties after a vacation spent in north
western Pennsylvania.
Mr.. John R Young, clerk of the su