The Washington times., 1902-08-31


Maryland. who is enjoying the delights
CT The resort for a few weeks, is regis
tered at the Hotel Brighton.
Meade u. Detwler. OF Harrisburg. Pa,
past grand exalted ruler, B. p. o. Elks.
and his family are located at the Hotel
TTa-more.
Rev Or. William NJ. Dane. chaplain Of
the Confederate Societies OF Maryland,
and also chaplain OF the Fifth Regiment.
National Guard. of Maryland. is regis
tered at the Hotel Shelburne
Congressman George r. Patterson OF
Pennsylvania is spending some days at
Woolton Hall.
Cen b. G. Dandy. of the United States
Army, who at present is stationed at
Governors Island, n /. is quartered
al the Hotel Sterling for short visit
Captain Richard p. Davis. OF the Unit
ed States Army. one OF the instructors
at the West Poist Military Academy and
manager Of the Academy football team,
is spending a few days Of his vacation
leave in this city. and is making his
headquarters at the Hotel Rockford
II. F. Spicer. OF the United States
Navy. is spending few days at the
Rockford.
Commodore John Hubbard. of the
United States Navy. is spending a few
" ttltH 1T iht IACgdi fdidts. ne iUiFfI
States Army is represented at the ROYAL
Palace by Col. W. A. Jones'
James J. Corbett. OF pugilistic re-
nown, is spending few days at the At
glen.
Charles r. Myers. proprietor of the
Hotel Rudolf. entertained a large party
OF friends on a yachting cruise during
the week
J. E. M:llholland. who is prominently
connected with the Postoffice Depart
ment Of the United States. is spending
his vacation at the Hotel Shelburne.
Harris ward represents the United
States Army at the Woolton Hall
B. Dig=ins. well known in Washington.
is spending some time at the Bleak
House.
Miss NJ. Randee, a well-known Wash
ington society belle. is spending some
days at the Marlborough House.
f. I. Schneider and Fl. G. Riggles. of
Washington. well known in the National
Capital. are Spending some weeks at the
Marlborough House.
DR.. Edward Davidson. a prominent
physician OF Washington. is registered
at the New Brunswick.
Benton Smith. OF Washington. is
spending some days at the Hotel st.
Charles.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S Smith. Of Wash
ington. are among he guests at the H0-
tel Strand.
Washingtonians at the Hotel Chal-
fonte include ". D. Darby. F. Ewiugton,
George o. Roper, and Thomas Smith.
DR.. Hammett. OF Washington is To-
Gated at the Hotel Lorraine for a short
period.
]. NJ. Frank, of Washington. is
visitor at the Hotel Dunlop
f. Chandler. of Washington, is spend
ing a week at Coulter Hall.
Mrs. F. II. Fogle and her little son,
of Washington. are spending a week or
so at Avon Inn.
W A Higbee Shaw. a well-known
resident OF the National Capital. is
spending fortnight at the Porter Inn.
Miss Eva Wsrfield. bright and vi
yacious belle OF Washington. is spend
ing some time at the Beach Villa.
c. II Campbell. Of Washington. is
registered at the Hotel Chalfonte for
a two weeks stay.
Arthur Shipmau. a Washington busi-
ness man. is registered at the Hotel
Lorraine for a brief stay.
Washingtonians at the Robbins in
cIude George H. Beuchert, W. r. Gar
rett and II. G. Thomas.
Mrs. Samuel Ellis. OF Washington. is
registered at Avon Inn for stay of a
couple OF weeks.
Mrs. Radcliffe a young matron of
Washington. is spending the summer at
the Eotel Arlington
Miss Alice Cahill and Miss Carolyn
Ruth. two very pretty and attractive
Washington girls. are spending soma
weeks at the Hotel Clarion.
The Misses DuBarry. prominent in the
social circles OF Washington, are regis
tered ar The Hotel Dennis.
James Kennedy. of the Capital City,
is registered at the Hotel Garden for
short stay.
The Misses Reyburn are spending q
few weeks at the Hotel Raleigh.
The following Washingtonians are in
town:
Wiltshire-Mrs. s. Lewis. A. Lewis,
Mrs. J. A. Barrick. Miss Maggie Bar
rick. Frank H Sharpe.
WalIingford-G W HaveIl.
Westminster-Charles F. But, Mr.. and
Mrs r. D. Chase.
Dunlop-Miss Wood Miss RUNNER,
Charles Gilbert.
WooltOn Hall-D. WhitsSn.
Congress-A. Williams and family. ".
Dampe. Mr.. and Mrs. W Patterson, Mr.,
and Mrs J. Greenshaw. j. Mitchell. Miss
Mitchell. NJ. Mitchell.
La Shell-Mr. and Mrs. ]. Hagan.
Morton-J. Lemon, Mrs. l.. Walters
Miss Laura Walters.
Sterling-J. NJ Watson, ]. d. Meillan.
Mrs. j. NJ. Watson. Mrs. G. 5. Watson,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Burnes.
Stickney-Mrs. Helen f Parker. Mrs.
NJ c. Shields. Miss N. Playfair, Miss N
Hayes. Mrs A. s Clarke, Miss Anna
Clarke. Albert Grimes.
Oricntal-F. Anderson, d. Anderson
Porter Inn-E. rrimby. George Leon
ard. Edward Quimby, W. a. Hisoes
Shaw
Raleigh-E. Zea. W Whiting. r.
O'Brien, Miss Carolyn Bons, and party.
V Frances. Miss Carolyn Rau. William
de Kary and party. Mr.. and Mrs, N.
Sieve. S Bowers. r. Sparks and party,
Miss AcKaig, NJ. Goldman, and w.
Mitchell.
Elberon-W Davis.
Hygeia-Alexander 5. Daggart, Miss
Theresa Kemp, Miss Mabel Fl. Keinzer,
Charles a. Brooks.
Mount Vernon-Mr. and Mrs. H. Ing
ham. Mr.. aud Mrs \. c. Richman. John
L. Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hilton,
and Miss Hilton.
Malvern-Alfred G. Geist, Miss 8.
Northaa. MiGs l.. Norman.
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