The Washington critic., 1889-05-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


The Princess Kalani, niece of tn,
King of the Sandwich Islands, is now
in New York and will sail for Europ,
tomorrow. She will remain on tn,
continent two years Cor the purpose OF
completing her studies. s.-Mr. VIM
Nelson Breneman and his bride viii
take possession of their future home
722 Twentieth street on Thursday
Mrs. Laure2ce has leased her residence
on De Sales street and will spend the
summer at her country place near Long
Branch. DIR. G. w. Richardson and
Miss Amy Small were married at Fair
hall, the county seat of Mr.. John II.
Small, last evening. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. f. L. Buckley
Of 81. Stephens, Baltimore.--Tht
next 'quadlibet lunch" will be given al
the residence of Mrs, Somcrs, 1000 NJ
street, on Wednesday, and will be al ls
o'clock instead of o'clock as formerly.
These lunches are for the benefit of the
Homeopathic Hospital.
Miss Christine Barreda, with her
hostess, Mrs. Senator Hearst, has re
turned from New York. Mrs. Ran
dolph Keim is at Reading, Pa.-Jo.
seph Smolenski and wife will sail for
Europe on the Arizona to-day. Mr..
and Mrs. Burdett will be at Deer Park
during the month of July. Minister
Preston ard family will spend the sum.
mer at some one of the resorts on the
Jersey coast. The following invita-
ton has been received at this office:
'Messieurs; lie Cercle des Precieuses
Ridicules vous prize dc lui faire phon.
neur d d'assister q la soiree dramatique
qui aura lieu Masonic Hall lie 2S Mai /,
proclaim heures precises. De la part
du Cercle."
The wedding of Mr.. Karl Decker Of
the Washington bureau of the Balt.
more american and Miss Eflie Bennet,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. II. M. Ben
nett, will take place at o'clock this
evening at Metropolitan M. e. Church,
DR.. Corey officiating. Mr.. Louis
Garthe, chief of the bureau here of
the american, will act as groomsman
and Mr.. Richard Oulahan of the United
Press, Mr.. Eugene Davis, Mr.. Frank
Stephens and Mr.. Benz. Graves will as
sist as ushers. After the ceremony the
couple will leave on the o'clock New
York special for the North.
Mr.. George W. Boyd. the popular
assistant general passenger agent of the
Pennsylvania Railroad lunched with
the President and Mrs. Harrison at the
Executive Mansion yesterday. Rev.
Richard Harlan, eldest son of Mr.. Jus.
tice Harlan, and Mrs. Swift of Geneva,
N. Y, will be married early in the
month of June. The marriage of M.
O'Callahan, ESQ.,, and Miss Mary A.
Cleary Is announced to take place at st.
Matthew'S Church at an early date.
A Macadamized Road to baltimore.
The Suns coaching party to Wash
ington on Saturday over the old ma
tiopal pike sets fashion that might be
followed by other pleasure parties dur
ing the summer. The country between
Baltimore and the capital is picturesque
and can be seen to the best advantage
in leisurely drive in congenial com.
pany. Baltimore and Washington are
already bound together by hooks of
steel in the great railroads that connect
them, but they would become still more
neighborly and sociable II they could
extend their arms toward each other
along the line of splendidly graded
and macadamized road lined with hand.
some residences and country places, and
affording opportunities for beautiful and
healthful drives to the inhabitants of
both cities. II may be long before such
hope is realized, though the age moves
with such rapid strides that few things
seem impossible; but at all events II Is
quite feasible even at present to enjoy
the pleasures of tally-ho jaunt from
baltimore to Washington, or from
Washington to Baltimore, and friends
and acquaintances in the two cities
might vary the summer programme of
amusements by the jollity and excite
ment of trip across country under
conditions that are at once exhilarating
and althful.-[Baltimore Sun.