The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-28

on Monday, February .. the last dance of the sea-
son VIII be given at the residence OF Miss Mimi,
sheckels, 1913 street northwest.
Governor L. Gage, Esq, and family, O
Lawrence, Mass, are spending the winter months
with us. Mrs. Gage is the sister OF Hon. II, c.
Harmon, Deputy Second Auditor Treasury Depart
ment, and has large circle friends In this city
MIR. Gage, merchant OF Lawrence. like many Other
sensible people of the North concludes that Wash.
lngton, with Its wonderful attractions is the plac,
Tor the Northern pleasure and health seeking peopl,
to spend the winter months In, and that 1t is des.
tined to be great wntcr resort for the elite OF the
colder sections OF the country.
Mrs. w. w. w. Wood, widow of the late
Chief Engineer Wood, of the Navy, left here last
week with her sou, MIR. Frank q. Wood for Coum.
ba, $. C., where her daughter, Mrs. Eugene d. II.
lealI wife OF Lieut.. Heald OF the Navy, is spend
ing the winter Another daughter Mrs. Conway
H. Arnold, wife OF Lieut.. Arnold, of the NAVY Is
at the Naval Academy with her sister, Mrs Charles
A. stone, wife of Lieut. Stone, of the Navy. Mrs.
stone was In Washington to bid her mother good
bye.
very pleasant socable was given Friday
evening by Mr. and Mrs. N. c. Martin in honor of
their daughter, Iva, Just appearing in society,"
Among those present were Misses Hammett Mcintire,
Fisher, Barnes, stephens, Pumphrey, Williamson,
Depue, Walker, Kilborn, Erwin, Gunnell, Beuhler,
Josie and Katie Jones' and tho Misses Hutton, Messrs
Frank and Howard Reside, Hyer, Falck, stephens
Matun, Downs, James, Barry, Hail. Price, Web
ster, ozark, Brock, and Donaldson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Kraft celebrated the
first anniversary OF their wedding their residence
7ls Eighteenth street, on Wednesday evening last
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Addison smith,
Mrs. lOung, MIR. and Mrs. q. s. Kraft, Mr., and
Mrs. T. IL. Ward, Mrs. jackson, Mrs. Barclay, tic
Misses Jackson, Krant, Barclay o'Donneli, aud
Messrs. II. q. Barclay, e. ID. Collins, Rex Smith,
George Kraft, Jr., G.W jackson, W. NJ. Barclay,
and W. II. Ward.
The Monday receptions at the Arsenal
washington Barracks, which have become so de-
cdedly popular with society people here viii DO kept
mp until Lent comes to close the gay season. The
committee of officers having these receptions In charge
selected Mondays from the fact that that day has long
been the one for calls at the Navy Yard and the re-
Geption after the weekly inspection at tho Marine
Barracks, and so has become the ''Nhlitary Day,
Mrs. Albert V. Kautz, wife of Gen. Kautz,
colonel Eighth Infantry, sailed January Is from San
Francisco with her children for New York, via
Panama. on arriving she will go to Cincinnati for
short visit, and will he Joined there by Gen. Kautz
when they VIII goto Europe for an extended tour.
Next summer they will he the guests at Vienna of
Mrs. Kautz's uncle Field Marshal Baron Vincent
Won Abele, of the Austrian army
Wednesday evening the " At Home Club !"
gave brilliant entertainment at the residence of
Capt. Thomson, liO2 street. Among those who
added to the pleasures of the others present were the
Misses Thomson, Church, Gaylord Misses Florence
and Lou Canfeld Bcavans, Poole Misses Nettje and
Jennie johnson, jones' Casisten, NIessrs Beayans
Thompson, Bacon, Philip, Crider johnson, Jones,
and Bennett.
Mrs. II. M. Bowland, the elegant and ac-
comPllshed daughter of the late John Y. Glessner
recently editor and proprietor of the Mansfield Shield
and Bdnaer, and Who at tue time of his death last
year, was the NeStor OF Ohio's editors is visiting
Mrs. Governor Thomas II. Ford at the residence of
Mrs. Ford SON. n-law, Mr.. +. ID. +, Brady No
li3J Z street northwest.
Miss Marine Burke, the interesting daugh-
ter Of Maj. Burke, of the Fourteenth Infantry was
fla q fpIa
Gnire Club of West Washington, on Thursday
evening, at the residence of Mr.. Linn which brought
together coterie of the agreeable mirtl -mak-
ing young people In the District.
The most beautiful woman present at the
entertainment given Tuesday last by Gen. Beale
was his niece, Mrs. BoOmer, OF West Virginia. She
wore rich white satin, embroidered with crystal
beads and In rare lOvelness strongly regembed the
portrait OF the famous French beauty, Madame Reca.
inier.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Richard A.
Urquhart, of the Navy who is now on duty on board
the receiving-sh Independence at the Mare Island
Navy Yard Is to be married at san Francisco shortly
after Easter TO Miss Lizzie Lander, u sister of Mrs
Joseph q. Eastland, Of that city.
Lieut.. William B. Reynolds, of the Four
teenth Infantry with his lovely and accomplished
bride, has been visiting his father Col Chas A.
Reynolds OF the Quartermaster's Department, In At
anta, Ga, where he is now stationed, and where his
family are spending the winter.
Mrs l.. Moot and her son left Yesterday
for New York, from thence going to Europe for pro-
Onged tour. Mrs. Moot is regarded as the best udgo
OF aces In the country and her voyage is mainly to
select some OF the best from some OF the first estab
iishments In Europe.
Capt. Frank II. Barnhart, lieutenant
Eighth Infantry who left here last week for his post
at Fort Asslniboine, MIX River In Montana has
carried his beautiful young wife back TO his Army
home. She Will be charming addition to the
society OF the post.
Capt. Richard p. Strong, lieutenant Fourth
Artillery, who has been In command of Fort Myer
(Whpple for the past ten years. has removed to the
city, under his orders to duty In Gen. Hazen's Office
and has taken quarters with his family at No. 1917
Fourteenth street.
Mrs. Adolphus w. Greeley, wife of Mai.
Greeley lieutenant Fifth Cavalry, (who is now In the
Arctic,) will very soon leave the Pacific Coast for
Washington to resume her residence here She has
been living at San Jose, CAL, for the last year.
Mrs. Theodore C. Heyl, wife of Surgeon
Itey, OF the Navy, who Is so pleasantly known here
has recently removed with her daughter from the
Mare Island Navy Yard to San Francisco for the
winter, and is living at No. 500 Bush street.
Capt. Lester A. Beardslee, of the Navy,
and Mrs. Beardslee, who so well and pleas
INDY known 10 people here from their long
residence at the Navy Yard are now at Capt. Beards
ee's DOyho0d home at Little Falls, N. Y.
Lieut.. viii y. May, Fifteenth Infantry,
who graduated In the class of 1879 was married Jan
iaTy II a: TerIe Haute, Ind, TO Miss Minnie Camp
lell They were In Chicago Tuesday, en- route 10 |
heir Army home at Fort Stevenson OAK.
Lieut. Daniel Delehanty, of the Navy, |
Who Is serving on board the Adams at sltka, was In
san Francisco during the month on a flying Visit to
MS Delehaniy, who Is living there with her chill
lren.
Miss Netlie Brooke, of Portland, Oregon.
laughter of the Hon, Lloyd Brooke, and Miss Flor
nee Read, OF Baltimore, are guests Of Capt and Mrs
ohn Mulan, at 1910 Connecticut avenue.
Mr. George W. Knox, of California, for.
nery Of this city, was married on the 10Th utimo TO
i liss Thalla Porter, OF New York, charming Young
ady ana great fayorite In society.
Mrs. and Maj. David Porter Heap are yis-
ting the parents OF the former Mr. and Mrs iaorpe
v lleale 20l5 street, where they win remain FOR
eyeral weeks longer,
The marriage of Mr.. J. Blake Kendall, of
his city, to Miss Mollle Hooper, OF Long Meadow.
lass win take place ON Tuesday, January 81 at the
Olne nt the bride.
Miss Mamie Heilner, of Philadelphia, is
pending some time here as the guest OF Mrs. PhIllp
Iayy
Miss Ida NiblaGk, who has been the
uest Of the Misses Miller Of Congress street. Georpe-
own, has returned to her home In Ylnoennes, Ind
On the evening of the 2lst birthday sur
rise party was rendered TO Master David Solomon at
he residence OF his parents, on Eighth street.
Maj. Burke, of the Fourteenth Infantry,
ccOmpaned by his charming wife aud daughter,
HISS Marnie, left FOR New York last evening.
The guests of the Cushing House, All c
lreet. gave very enjoyable dancing reception 10
heir friends on last Wednesday evening,
Lieut.. Jesup Nicholson, of the Marine
orps, with Ills wife and mother when last heard
Iom were In the Isle OF Wight.
The marriage of Mr.. George Dodson, of
'est Washington, to Miss Flanagan win take place
Tuesday February o, at $50 O'Clock, at the par
mage OF 81. Matthew S Church.
Miss Susie Knapp, of New York, Is visiting
the residence OF her friend, Miss Blanche Tldbal
Nineteenth street.
The marriage of Mr.. Samuel Wise to Miss
lanche Hunt is announced to take place early Ia
ebTuary.
Miss Packard, of Newport, II. l., is visiting
tue home Of Mr. sommers Kimball, OF LeDroit
ark.
Miss Fox, of Philadelphia, Is the guest of
II friend. Mrs. S. j. Ryan, OF Twelfth street.