The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-08-16

| whose engagement to De L6ncey
| Kountze, of New York. has recently
been announced, and whose marriage
| will probably take place next May. is
a beauty of international reputation.
She is a niece of Mrs. Il. T. Wilson, of
New York, and a cousin of Lady Her
bert, the wife OF the British ambas-
sador to this country, and of Mrs. Cor
neliUs Vanderbilt, whose guest she Will
be during the International yacht races.
John Schoers. director of the st. Louis
Words Fair Exposition was in Wash
ington last week He seems confident
that the exposition will be opened to
visitors in May, 1904 Mr. Schoers in
yited Secretary Cortelyou to attend the
fair in October and TO be the guest of
honor a a dinner the commercial bodies
OF ST. Louis desire 10 tender him at
that time.
Rear Admiral George w. Melville.
former chief of the Bureau of Steam
! Engineering. who has retired from ac-
tive duty, will make his home in Phil
adelphia. He has two married daugh-
ters living there and he has always
been fond Of Philadelphia
| First Assistant Postmaster General
I Wynne will join his family this week
| at their cottage on Cushings Island
Portland, Ne. Captain Wynne, who has
| been i'll, is recovering and viii, it is
expected. be able to go with 'his ia
Their. Mr.. Wynne hopes the trip by sea
from New York to Portland will do
! much toward restoring him to health
Mrs. Harry Senay, of Washington, is
at the Windsor Hotel. Atlantic City.
Miss NJ. V. Cummins and Miss May
| Cummins have just returned to Wash
ington after three weeks sojourn at
! Atlantic City.
/ Mrs. c. J. B. McCue, Miss S. B. Boyd.
! and Miss Belle Allen, of Knoxville,
| Tenn. are on their way South after
visit to their friends in Asbury Park and
Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Brasemer. of sI2
Second Street. have left town for At
lantic City. where they will remain IN
til some time in September.
Mrs. Hannah Devoe. of 1l49 Eighth
| Street northwest, is among the passen-
gers, who will sail from Philadelphia
on the steamer Haverford Mrs. Devoe
Will spend about two months visiting
/ relatives in England
! Cards were received on Friday last
announcing that ION the twenty-ninth
| day Of July. 1903. at 1884 S Street. Wash
/ ington. d. c.. Mrs. Anna Agnew Davis
and Hunter Doll we're married at high
noon by the Rev. Edward S. Dunlap, rec
tor OF st. Johns Episcopal Church. AT
home Thursdays In December, 1903"
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Lash. of GOT
Seventh Street southwest. will leave the
| city. today. for Atlantic City. On their
return they will visit relatives in New
York and Buffalo
Col. William Cary Sanger has arrived
n Washington, where he will finish his
work as Assistant Secretary OF War and
turn affairs over to his successor the
/ FIRST of next month.
Miss Blanche Stewart is spending a
two weeks vacation at Atlantic City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Cumberland
Of 497 NJ Street southwest, accompanied
/ by their daughter, Mrs. John f. Hart
nett, and grandson, left for Colonial
| Beach yesterday morning for a visit of
! three weeks.
| Among the Washingtonians at the
Neptune villa. Ocean City. Md. arr
Gen. Alfred c. HawIey. DR.. and Mrs B.
Shinn, Arthur Wells and family. Major
William B. Harvey and family, Mrs
Cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. George Morris
Mrs. Hines, Mrs. C. Latimer. Miss
Bertha Chutzman, Miss Lucy Keller
house, Charles Osborn. and H. E. Waters
Misses Daisie Heddinger and Laeta
Gilmartin, of Altoona, Pa, and Miss
Winifred Wi'son, of Clearheld. Pa. are
the guests of Miss Viola Barber of East
Washington. w. p Maclay. OF Altoona.
Joined the party Friday night, and they
VIII leave for Philadelphia and Atlantic
City this evening,
John S. Farrell, of Second and C
Streets northwest has left the city for
trip to Canada, Niagara Falls, Albany.
New York, and Atlantic City.
Tuesday evening at their home in
WaynesviIIe, n. c., DR.. and Mrs Rufus
l.. Allen gave a large and most enjoy
able reception in honor of Miss May ..
Jack of this city. The house and We