The Washington times., 1905-09-03
Mrs xMs.R. Merriam
Wife Of The former d.
rector Of the Census.

Pa, and later will Join the family Of
Leutenans Commander John NJ. ELL
colt, L. s. N. at Atlantic City.
Lieut. 7. NJ Spaulding, of the Artil-
iery Corps, who has been in Detroit on
leave Of absence, Is now in Washington,
where he arrived on Friday of last week.
He is at 222f y street. and will be in
the city until the 18th instant.
Lieut.. William B. Sullivan left the
city yesterday for a short visit to Sea
Girt. y. j., where he will be Joined by
Lieut.. Fredrick II. Heidenreich, for an
extended trip through New York, Phil
adelphia, Atlantic City, and various 9TH
er points Of interest.
Mrs Kate r Mann gave dinner
dance at the Portner a week ago in
honor OF her son, Midshipuan Richard
X Mann. and his shipmates OF the
monitors, which was one OF the most
enjoyable events of the season. Dinner
was served In private dining room
decorated with flowers.
After dinner the guests reDaired 70 the
Portners private ballroom and danced
until shortly before II O'Clock, at which
men 70 return TO the vessels. The follow
ing were among the evenings guests:
Misses Elliot, Slack, Roche. Mcclellan.
Edelen. and Johnson, and Midshipnen
Madden, Draemel. Connor, Aiken.
Rogers. Mayo. Oiding, Cooley, and
Stevenson.
Inc Misses Eyersman will sail from
New York next Saturday on the Red
Star line for Antwerp. They will go
through Holland by rail to Berlin. where
they Will remain for study for some
months Miss Alice Eversman will de-
vote her entire time TO the study of mu-
sic.
The first race meeting of the Auto
mobile Club, which took place yester-
day in Atlantic City. was the scene OF
a gathering of people from all over the
country, pretty women in dainty gowns
adding greatly 10 the attractiveness of
the event.
Washington were Capt and Mrs.
George T. Marye. Miss Doyle, and DR..
p. W. Evans, who are guests at the
Marlborough House.
Miss Elizabeth Cox, whose engage
ment to Stuart Wells Jackson, OF New
York, is announced today. left Washing
ton Friday 10 visit friends in Gathers
burg. Nd. Miss Cox will be gone about
week.
Mrs. c. r. Howison. of this city, has
gone 10 Atlantic City for a time, and
is stopping at the Roanoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Howard, the for
mer connected with the Weather Bu-
reau. are spending some time at the
Shoreham, Atlantic City.
Representative Butler Ames. who is
subject to severe attacks of hay fever
each season. has gone from Boston.
automobiling TO the Breton Woods. of
New Hampshire, where he expects to
find relief from the malady
Col. Webb e. Hayes, son OF the late
President Hayes. Is one of the summer
colony at the OceansiGe, Magnolia
Beach, Mass, as the guest of General
Garretson.
The Hon. John G. Carlisle will remain
at the Reu,sen cottage in Babylon, y.
y, until the first OF October. His
uaIRnLef-ln-iaW. MfS- W. h- Carlisle,
and her two daughters are with him.
On their return TO New York the body
OF Mrs. Carlisle viii be taken from the
Higbee vault wherc Z now rests and
conveyed TO the a.. = burial ground
IN Covington, Ky.
Jerome Magee, of this city, accompa-
nied by c. A New. of New York, who
Is spending the summer at Plymouth,
y. H.. with him, has gone to the Flume
House. in the FTanconia Notch. where
trout fishing is at its very best. He
daily returns 10 his hotel with his
basket flied with fish.
Capt. F. w. Friger. Of the Thirteenth
Infantry, on leave from college duty at
Lansing, Mich, is staying ut 1876 Six
teenth street lie viii be IN the city
until Monday.
ensign j. n. Caffery. L. S. N. at
tached TO the receiving ship Wabash. at