The Washington critic., 1888-08-28
SnCIAL AND Personal.

Mcssrs Tcnney d Crosby, Of Yc For
est Inn" gave delightful dance in hon
or of their guests last Saturday cVcm-
ing. The large ballroom was graccd by
many noted people from the city, as
well as by the pleasant denizcns OF For
est Glen.
Eugene f. Arnold, Esq, young and
well-known member of the District bar,
is soiourning at Cape May, n. j.
Postmaster Ross has returned from q
visit TO his old home in Illinois.
There was quiet wedding at 603
Fourth street northwest last evening, in
which the contracting parties were Miss
Ida May Wilson, of this city, and Mr. W.
G. lIarrcll OF jackson, Miss. The ccrc-
mony was performed by Rev. Mr., Steele
of St Marks Church, Capitol Hill, after
which Il sumptuous collation. was, served
and the happy couple received the con-
gratu ations and best wishes of the
friends present.
Mrs. Is. G. McQpadc, of South Wash
ington, who has been quite ill for some
time, is now much improved and there
is no doubt of her ultimate recovery.
Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer is at the Hotel
Bristol, Paris.
Says New Bedford special TO the
New York Tribune: Mrs. General Shcri-
dan passes her time ut Nonquit in n
arc those OF u woman without a friend
in the world. But for her children to
look after, life would apparently be u
burden. She dresses in deep black.
She goes to Il hotel for her meals and
takes short walks. She will probably
remain at NonquiG until late in the fall
Mr.. A. X. SpotIord, Librarian of Con-
gress, has gone TO preside at the Spoiford
family reunion ut Georgetown, Mass, on
Wednesday next.
Mr. z. V. DcGraw, General Southern
Manager of The United Press, has left
for Saratoga to attend the Republican
State convention. after which he and
his family will spend several weeks at
North Hector, NJ Y.
Col. Joy f. Durham lately represent
ing the Galveston News and other
papers here, has given up Washington
work and gone to st. Paul to take u
position on the pionccr-Prcss. The p.
i. O. n of which he was the trusted
Secretary of the Surplus gave him
great send off Saturday night at its
Wigwam. The Col is Journalist
with big j, and his success in the
Northwest is assured.
Miss Mamie Tice of IIagcrstown is
visiting her sister, the wife of the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue.
Says Washington special to the New
YORK WOFIu lDlS luOIhihS ihO iuN"
that William G. Endicott ir., son of the
Secretary, is now guest of Joseph
Chamberlain in England, is considered
con6rmatory of the report that his Sis
ter. Miss Endicott is really engaged in
marriage to the late English Commits
sioner.
Senator Eustis. of Louisiana, was reg
istered ut the Brunswick, New York,
last evening.
Mrs. Il. Nourse was registered at the
New York Herald's Paris bureau yester-
day.
Gusav Glaser, who has for years
represented Reuters News Agency in the
reporters gallery of the British Parlla-
ment and has acted as the London cor
respondent of the Berlin National Iel-
tung, is in Philadelphia. lie visits this
country to learn something of our poll
tics. He expects to go to Washington
soon to make study of Congress.
Mrs. Bclva Lockwood was at tho
Prothonotarv's Office in Philadelphia,
yesterday. She w0s there to procure
| some testimony Ia a r2nsi0n case.