The Washington times., 1905-07-16

large dinner party, with Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Folsom as hosts.
Count Rubido Zichy, of the Austrian
embassy, will sail for his own country
from New York, July u, on a leave ex-
tending into the fall. Upon his return
he will come to Washington.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles sailed from New
| York yesterday on the st. Louis, and
will spend some months In Europe.
Brig. Gen. David L. MaGruder, L. S.
A. retired, Mrs. Magruder, and the
| Misses Magruder are at Richfeld
| Springs, n. Y.
Chaplain and Mrs. CHARLES C. Pierce
| are spending the summer at Carisbrooke
| Inn, Vantnor, Atlantic City, N j. DR..
Pierce will be in Washington eaca Sun
day afternoon, as the special preacher
at the open-air services on the Ca
| thedral Close.
Miss Miriam Pierce is al Fort Ethan
Allen, as the guest of the family Of
! Major j. c. Gresham, Fifteenth Cavalry.
| Miss Chaffee still remains at West
| Point, where she is the guest of Mrs.
| Mills. She is an accomplished girl
| though quite young, and is a general
| favorite there.
| Sne will accompany the General and
Mrs. Chafee TO Europe this summer, and
| will probably make her formal debut
! here this winter.
Gen. and Mrs. Marcus P. Miller have
| gone TO Burlington, VT. where they
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| Miller. military instructor at the Univer-
| sfty of Vermont
| Rear Admiral ard Mrs. Silas w.
Terry. Miss Eleanor Terry and Mason
Terry are spending the summer at An
, napohs, and are making their home at
Mrs Boliiug's on Hanover street.
Mrs Walter B. Fairfield has closed her
residence here. and is spending some
| time at st. Albans, ". Va Later she
intends going to Connecticut. and will
stop In Washington en- route.
Major General G. a. Woodward has
gone to Atlantic City TO join his family,
who have been staying there for several
weeks. He will only make a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deringer. OF
Philadelphia. are making a visit to
Colonel John Hancock and family at
their home near Washington.
| Mr. and Mrs. Bristow Adams with
| their little daughters, Eleanor and
Gertrude. have gone TO New York to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Stone. Mrs.
Adams gyill spend some time there and
| in trips to nearby seaside resorts.
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Mr. and Mrs. II. w Schaub and
Masters Victor and Morris Schaub, of
South Washington, are the guests of
| Frederick A Thorn at his pretty place,
"Grosswell," near Easton, Md
Mrs. John s. Loud, wife of Lient Col.
John S. Loud, L. s. A, retired, has
gone to Atlantic City. N j. where she
Will spend the summer with her sister
at their cottage, % South Vermont ave
nue. Miss Loud has returned to this
city from an extended visit TO West
Point, Staten Island and Mount Yer
non. \. y.
Elliott Brewer, a young Washington
illustrator OF promise, has returned tC
Washington from Atlantic City after
an outing of ten days or two weeks.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Dunn, who have
been guests of Lieutenant Commando
and Mrs. Ellicott during Lieutenant
| Dunn's course of compass instruction
in this city. have left for Detroit. Mich
where Lieutenant Dunn joins the L. S
S. Wolverine to which he has been
ordered.
The Rev. Alfred II. Harding, rector o.
t.-rES
!, To CatskiH for the summer, and viii
his family Will occupy the Reeves cot
tage in Twilight Park
\ ccngenial party of Washington peo
pie at the Ten Eyek Atlantic City, in
Guides Mrs y NEEDING, Miss Ella Col
lett, Miss Margaret Brown, Charles J
Williamson, and the Misses Villa msor
All are enjoying the delights of Allan
, tic city To the fullest.
W. Stublefleld and E. NJ Evans a,
two IF the newest Washington arrivals
al he Sterling, atlantic City.
W. w Cryder has gone tc Atlantic
: City - srend some time, and IS stopping
AT the Gladstone.
Air ard Mrs. George II. Ellis and son
Of 10l3i@ l street northeast have gon
TO Long Point, VI, where they Wi
spcnd the next thirty days camping ou
along the shores of Lake Champlain.
Harry w. Tcmplar. of 154l12 Thir,
street northwest. is spending a short va
cation a. his home in Harrisburg Ia
mere Mrs Tcmpiar had preceded hirl
r Nix and Mrs. James Hay, jr,, left tn
city yesterday for a trip TO Norfolk b.
r boat and return here tomorrow morn
} ing. preparatory TO starting for severa
weeks visit 10 Mr.. Hays parents. Rep
resentatiVe ard Mrs. James Hay, 4
= Madiso9, Va.
Mrs ". f. Clark has gone to Bar Har