The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-06-26

lating that he place himself in a posi-
ton to rise by accepting a position in
Philadelphia. Mrs. MalOney met her
husband in Georgetown when on one
OF her numerous visits 10 Miss Nc
Cahill. and while not "A handsome girl,
she is so attractive and lovable that
she won young Ritchies heart at their
first meeting.
Mrs. Ritchie's favorite stone is the
pearl. and she is said 20 have a Won
derfully fine collection of the stones.
embracing three necklaces, rings and
earrings innumerable. and ali sorts of
pearl ornaments dear 70 a womans
heart.
Miss McCahill. who went 20 Spring
Lake as bridesmaid, will probably spend
some time at the Maloney home with
the brides mother and sisters.
Major Rufus H. Lane. United States
Marine Corps, and Mrs. Lane have given
up their house on Vernon Avenue, as
Major Lane is under orders Tor the
Philippines. TO which station he viii be
accompanied by his family. Mrs. Lane
and children are at present visiting
relatives In Ohio. but will join Major
Lane for a short stay at 9l2 Nineteenth
Street. before leaving for the Far East.
| Mrs. Corbin returned to washington
/ for a few days last week, and busted
| herself with making arrangements to
| 60 TO the Philippines. Her beautiful
| house Just off Massachusetts Avenue
was Ieased during the past winter to
! Representative Butler Ames OF Boston
/ and will doubtless contain some equally
/ exclusive tenant next season
/ "
/ Mr.. and Mrs Henry Cleveland Perkins
! have gone to Narragansett Pier, where
| their Indian Rock cottage IS one Of the
most hospital places at the resort all
during The summer.
Mr. and Ms. Joseph Reynolds. OF
| Memphis. Tenn, are making short
stay with relatives on II Street north
west They are en- route for their vaca-
ton in Canada.
The Admiral Of the Navy and Mrs.
/ Dewey have decided 10 spend the sum-
mer at the Oriental Hotel, Manhattan
Beach, and will leave their Rhode Island
! Avenue home early in July.
Mrs. Helen L. Mel. KimbaIl has suf
fciently recovered from her recent Sc
rious illness TO leave the city for the
coast Of Maine. where she will spend
several weeks.
Lieutenant Commander Ward ?. Win
CheII, L. s. n. is on leave from the
| Culoga, and is spending a week with
| his family at 1853 Columbia Road.
| Lieutenant Commander and Mrs Win
cheH, with their son. will go 10 Ben
so1hurst- by-the-Sea for the months Of
July and August
Mrs. John S. Ward has decided not
to spend the summer abroad, as is her
usual custom. In company with Miss
Ward, she will make some visits near
New York, and go to Saratoga for the
rest Of the season. The date for the
marriage Of Miss Ward and Mr.. Riano.
first secretary Of the Spanish legation,
has not yet been made known.
Senator Cockrcu. accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Anna Cockreh, viii
leave his r Street residence this week
for the West. Miss Marion Gallaudet,
Slster-in-law 10 Senator Cockrcl's
eldest daughter. will accompany them,
and the entire party will attend the
Democratic National Convention at st.
.ouls Miss Cocl<ren, who has been
quite q belle since making her DEBUT,
Will spend the summer III Nllt w ''I a.
her fathers home and IN visiting
friends.
Gen A Z. Bates. L. S. A. retired,
ana Mrs. Bates have gone 10 LenoX'
Mass. where they are making n short
stay at the Maplewood before going to
4 their summer home on Windsor Noun
tain. which they purchased last year.
Mrs. Bates will spend the greater part
OF the summer IN the Berkshires, where
she will be joined by her daughters.
mrs. Dunn Mckee and Mrs. Frederick
Swift
Mrs. Charles NJ. Pepper and her
daughter, Miss Norita Pepper, vii.
leave tomorrow for Wellsboro. Pa,
where they will remain for several
weeks. and will later go TO the Thou
sand Islands, where they are 10 spend
the rest OF the summer.
Mrs. Henry F. Blount viii return 10
Washington the first Of next month
from an extended Western trip cover
ing a period OF two months. Upon the
, arrival OF Mrs. Blouat. Miss Prescott,