The Washington times., 1906-07-10

John Mcclellan and Miss Mcclellan
have gone 20 jamestown, where they
will spend the remainder of the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wharton Lester, with
the Misses Ruth, Edith and Katherine
Lester, are among the Americans who
are now visiting in Paris.
William F. Hit, son of Representa-
tive Robert r. Hit, who is spending the
summer ar Narragausett Per, was most
yesterday at luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcclure have
io'ned the Washington contingent at
Na~ragansett Pier.
Rear Admiral J. y. BIeecker and Mrs.
Bleecker went 10 jamestown, r. L..
yesterday for the season.
Mrs. John Jacob Astor is again the
sensation of London. through reason OF
her handsome gowns and regal car
riage which few Americans are able 10
equal
De Courcy May. president of the New
York Shlpbuildiug Company Of Philadel-
phia is I'm Washington for few days.
A party Of tourists. including ".
w. Vevesel and Mrs. Nevesel Miss
Mabel Vevesel, H. J. Sprinkler and Mrs
Sprinkler. Harold Vevesel Frank Hofer,
Il. J. Sprinkler. jr-. and Miss Edna
Sprinkler, came over from PiJtsburg TO
Washington in two big touring cars
Yesterday and are stopping at the Ra-
leigh for a day or so prior 20 continuing
their trip through this part OF the coun-
try.
q. r. Schutt, manager of the National
Hotel; Mrs Schutt, and Mrs. Schutt s
mother. Mrs. Constant left Washington
yesterday afternoon for Spring Valley.
MINI, where they win visit lfr- SchutJ S
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Schutt
Later they Will GO TO MinnetGnlKa
Beach. where Mrs. Schutt and Mrs.
Constant will remain for the summer.
Mr.. Schutt returning To Washington.
Robert Smith. OF England. is at tho
National Hotel for a few weeks.
Morris Loehler. son Of Samuel Loef-
fer, viii soon sail for Frankfort, Ger
many, for q visit To MS relatives
II. c. Gauss, private secretary TO Sec
retary Bonaparte. will leave Washing
ton on Saturday 90 spend the summer
in Massachusetts
The Rev. Frederick W. Howden. rector
Of St. Johns Church. Georgetown. will
spend several weeks at Flat ROCK
y. c.
The Rev. Alfred Harding and Mrs
Harding. of St PauTs Episcopal Church,
have left Washington for their sum
mer home in the Catskills
Mrs. Osborn Talbot sailed on Satur-
day for Bremen, where she will spend
two months as the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Horatio King.
Mrs. J. E. Hart and Miss Louise Hart.
If Capitol Hill. have gone OF Niagara
and the Thousand Islands Later they
will go to Indiana for a lengthy visit
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas s, Jones are
among the large number of Washington
ians who have chosen to spend the heat
ed term in Atlantic City.
Mrs. NJ. b. c. Wright. of Washington,
Is spending some time in Baltimore. as
the guest Of Mrs. Rich Williams Price.
Mrs. Joseph Stern and Sol Stern, of
St. Francisville. La, with Mrs. Jeanette
Stern of Sixth street, have left Wash
ingtOn for a visit to Philadelphia and
Atlantic City.
Dr. and MRS. Wallace Radcliffe have
gone TO Marquette, Mich, where the-
will spend the summer. They expect to
return TO Washington about the middle
OF September
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold J. Pack. of the
Portsmouth. have returned to Washing
ton after q trip 10 New York, where
they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Buchean for the yacht races on July 4.
Mrs. William J. Fowler and her young
daughter, Mildred. are spending the
summer in Lake Canandaigua. \. Y.
Mr.. Fowler will join his family the
latter part of this month.
NJ +. Elseman, accompanied by his
chusetts avenue. is now n Atlantic City,
where she will remain during the rest OF
the month.
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Hagner are now
occupving apartments at the Towers in
WISCONSIN avenue for the warm weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Cohen with their
family will 60 70 Cape Cod. Mass. 10
remain until fall.
Miss Louise Campbell. of Washington,
is the guest of Miss Forsyth at the lat
ter's home near Charlottesville, Va
Edwin Rich and Melvin Rich are on
a visit to their parents, Mr.. and Mrs NJ
Rich, OF Washington.
Mrs. Felix Calm and Miss Carrye Calm.