The evening times., 1902-09-13

turned from Branford. Conn.
/ Mrs Joseph f Donahoo. wife Of the
well-known broker. who has been spend !
/ ing the summer in the mountains Of
| Western Maryland, Will shortly return
to the city.
Dr. ". P. Lfggett returned to the city
! yesterday. after having passed two en-
loya6le months at Greenbrier. White
Sulphur Springs.
Dr.. and Mrs. ". B. Hoofnagle have
left Atlantic City, but will stop in Bal
timore for several days prior to return
ing 10 their home in this city.
The ex-Attorney General and Mrs.
Griggs arrived in New York yesterday
on the Teutoaic.
Mrs. Florence E Day. who has been
summering on the coast of Maine, has
returned 10 the city.
1ir, Robert wilkins has returned from
Europe.
Miss Fanny May Bangs. Of zoos Mas
sachutts Avenue northwest. is again al
nome, after an extended visit in the
mountains Of Virginia and al the coast
resorts.
Mr. \. N. Spence and daughter have
started on an extended tour of the
South
Mr. Joseph kaufman, of the h-ra CT /
Charles kaufman {, Sons, has returned
from two months trip abroad, which
greatly benefited his health. He went
first to Germany where he spent most
OF his visit, and then visited the princi-
pal cities Of France and England
Mrs Otto Mears, wife of the presi-
dent Of the Chesapeake Beach Railway,
has returned with Miss Mears from
/ Two months trip to New England. Their 1
/ iIme was divided between Manchester.
VT. and jamestown and Newport. 2 I (
Miss Flora Wilson, daugnte- -s the
Secretary Of Agriculture. has beep -na
guest Of Mrs. William Mckinley, at !
Canton. Ohio.
Mr. Frank P Sargen., Commissioner
General Of immigration. has returned to /
duties at the Treasury Department af- /
ter an absence OF three days at Chat I
! tanooga. Tenn, where he attended the
convention Of the Brotherhood of Loco /
motive Firemen, Of which order ne was
the grandmaster
Judge Charles F. Scott is reported to /
be considerably improved. Judge Scott 1
returned from his vacation trip g The
West, Two weeks ago, suffering with
sciatica, and since that time has bee1 1
confined to his home. He hopes 20 he /
able to resume his duties on the bench /
OF the Police Court shortly.
Mr. J J. Petty, Of 2239 0 Street north
west. auditor OF the District. < % hie
annual leave He viii spend some time i
at Virginia Beach.
Miss N. Ironheart and Miss B. I.auer
Of Foughkeepsie. y. Y. who have been
visiting their cousins. Mr. and Mrs. ;
John Jost, Of Capitol Hill. have re- I
visit
Miss Alice Jost. of Capitol Hill who
has been visiting friends in Frederick.
Nd, viii return to her home on Satur-
day.
Mr. Lindsay Denison. formerly Of
Washington, but Cor several years past
a resident OF Nsev York city. spent
day here with 1is father. Mr.. James
Denison. principal of the Kendall Green
Deaf and Dumb School. yesterday.
Joseph Walter Smith. Of Flint Street.
Brightwood Park. is III at the Siblsy
Hospital.
MT. Frank II Thomas. OF Cleveland
Park, who has been attending the con
clave Of the Knights Templar of New
York, at Saratoga, will shortly reioin
his wife at Atlantic City.
Col. Orin G. Staples. who spent the
summer at his popular hotel in the
Thousand Islands of the St Lawrence,
is again in the city, actively engaged in
preparation fer the encampment
Mr.. John " Douglass. formerly Com
missioner Of the District, and father-In-i
Law Of Commissioner Macfarland. is i'll 4:
with typhoid fever al his home on T
Street northwest Mr. and Mrs. Doug
lass returned few days ago from Spring
Lake. \ J., where it is supposed he con-
tracted the malady.
Mr. r DIvaU Coroaraffor Co,,,e,T |