The Washington critic., 1889-04-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. James Campbell will give luncheon
on Friday.
General Watmough will entertain num-
Der of friends at dinner to-day.
Miss Eleanor Baden's dancing school
held public hop at the Rifles Armory last
night
The Coachman's Beneficial Society gave
their fifth annual ball at G. A. r. Hall last
night.
Miss Maud Noyes and Mr.. Frank w.
Hall Of San Francisco will be married at
Ascension Church this evening.
Miss Cassandria Lee of New York is the
guest Of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Lee, at their residence on Rhode
Island avenue.
The marriage of Mr.. John P. Maloney Of
the Pension Office and Miss Mamie I. Fitz-
gerald, took place at st. Dominic's Church
Tuesday evening.
The Rev. James Mcleod, pastor OF the
Second Presby terian Church, Indianapolis,
is guest of President and Mrs. Harrison
at the White House
Colonel j. W. Mckinney, manager OF
the "Cavalier Company" at Albaugh's next
week, is in town. The Colonel is a hustler
who is always a hustling.
A large number attended the Old Guards
Bazaar last night. The Woman's Relief
Corps gave rag-baby drill and the silk
flag was presented to Mrs. +. w. Paige.
Miss Helen McClelland of New York,
who has been spending the winter In Italy
in company with Mrs. Mcpherson of this
city, will sail for home on the 1lth of May.
President and Mrs Harrison entertained
Vice-President and Mrs. Morton at dinner
last night. There were also present the
guests at the White House, Rev. James Nc
Leod of indianapolis and Miss Ida Murphy
Of st. Paul.
Mrs. Auguste Man was married to Mr..
William Newman at st, Mary's Church yes
terday afternoon by the Rev. George L.
Willard. The ushers were Messrs. Max
Schernekan and Fred. Altrup. Mr.. New
man is the manager of Meyers Hotel.
The Catholic Fair was largely attended
last night. Ed. Newman is in charge of the
paddle stand. Fathers McKin, Kervlck
and Chapelle are competing for Il handsome
writing desk. A handsome STOLE made by
the nuns of the Academy of the Visitation,
is to be awarded to the church receiving
the highest number OF votes. A gold
watch, lace surplice, Japanese robe, a
silver service and many other handsome
articles are being voted for.
Grace Lutheran Church, Thirteenth street,
opposite Corcoran street, was the scene OF
very pretty wedding last evening at s
o'clock. The contracting parties were Mr.,
John II, Haislip of Fairfax County, Va
and Miss Mamie Fischer Of this city. Miss
Emma Groeninger Of Baltimore was brides
maid and Mr.. Daniel Ballauf best man, ant
the ushers were Messrs, Henry Schmid
and Noel b. Parks. After the ceremony
the happy couple held reception at thu
residence of the brides mother on l. street
Miss Mary II. Barnard was married Il
Mr.. Ellery +. Coffin OF MuirlIirk, Md, a
st. Johns z. +. Church. last evening
Messrs. Barnard, Tolcott and Kuenshard o
Washington and Messrs. Snowden ant
Brehime Of Baltimore acted as ushers. Tn
four bridesmaids were the two Mise
Keetch, Miss Grandy and Miss Williams
with Nils Colin, sister of the groom, a
maid Of honor. DIR. Leonard perGorme'
the ceremony. The chancel decoration
were all Of Easter lilies, which filled th
gold vases upon the altar and decked tn
chancel rails. A reception followed an
Mr.. and Mrs. Coffin left for the North,
Mr., Samuel l.. Byrn, a prominent mel
chant Of this city, and Miss Imogene Levi
of Maryland We're married yesterday a
Grace NJ. f, Church, in Frederick, Nd
the Rev. Dr. H0rtsock of Baltimore ofIic
ating, assisted by the Rev. Dr. Gill. MI
Thomas w. Simmons OF Cambridge, Nd
acted as best man, and Miss Mary Crook q
Baltimore as maid of honor. The usher
were; Harry Byrn of Washington, DR.. c
P. Elebash OF New York, Claude Lewis q
Frederick, and w. A, KiDman of Washing
ton. The bride wore becoming gra
travelling dress, and in her hand carried
beautiful boquet OF La France roses. TIL
couple left for Northern tour. Mr.. Byr
and bride when they return will be locate,
\ at lel4 Fourteenth street northwest.