The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-04-13

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roses in her hand acted the part of hostess. All
the girls of the class, in their loveiest spring
ball gowns were present, with their chaperones,
who wore their richest robes and jewels. The
occasion was most highly enjoyed by the com
pany invited a substantial supper was served.
Among the girls present were the Misses Men
donea, Miss Mildred Fuller, Miss Rook, and
Miss Wanamaker. DR.. Ruth led the german
with Miss Wanamaker The ''wee sma' hours"
had come on before the company separated,
There will be a Hahneman reception at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Cabcll 1907
Massachusetts avenue, Monday evening, April
IA, at p. NJ. There will be dancing and re-
freshments 4 IN carte. The reception commit
tee guarantees n success as to finances and social
pleasures. The committee consists of Mrs
Charles Nordhoff Mrs. w. d. Cabell Mrs.
James s. Clarkson, Mrs. Hugh s. Thompson,
Mrs. w. 7. IIildrup, Madame Romero, Mrs.
Senator German, Mrs j. II. Outhwaite, Mrs.
William NJ. Springer and Mrs j. H. Soule.
The committee of arrangements consists of Mrs.
J.. II. ,sypher, Mrs. j. w. Pilling, Mrs; John
Tweedale, Mrs DR.. G. w. Pope, Mrs William
Bilney Mrs. A. II. Martin, Miss Janet Richards,
Mrs. e. ii. Wilcox, Mrs. Charles Lyman, Mrs.
Lewis Clephane Mrs. g. b. Bailey, Mrs. II. A.
Preston, Mrs. j. j. Edison, and Mrs. George G.
Gorham.
Wednesday morning in Trinity Church Miss
Mary S. Ashby and Mr.. Charles i. Bacon were
united in marriage. Rev. Dr. Addison Off
ciated. The bride wore travelling dress of
light-brown cloth, with braiding of gold and
brown. She was given in marriage by her
attended by his brother, Mr. Seward Bacon, as
best man. The ushers were Messrs. A. w.
Bacon, Taylor Ashby, j. E. Kennedy, and A.
E. Acker. Mr. and Mrs. Bacon left on the
York. On their return they will reside at 1903
Eleventh street, where they will be at home
Thursdays after 23d instant
There has not been a more delightful tea this
season than that of Mrs. s. o. Richey on Tues
day afternoon. Miss Rachel Cameron, the
Misses Taylor, grand-daughters of Gen. Megs,
and Miss Julia Edie ably assisted the hostess in
making the tea charming entertainment.
Mrs Bancroft Davis's tea on Tuesday after
noon, in honor OF Bishop and Mrs. Leonard, was
largely attended, st. Johns congregation having
turned out in force to welcome the short visit of
their former pastor and his wife
Mr.. Hal Dulaney is travelling in Europe with
his sister, Mrs. Robert Neville. Miss Whiting,
of this city, is with them. The rumors of Mr..
Dulaney's death in Paris from Ia grippe are ut
terly without foundation.
Miss Katherine Atterbury, Of Brooklyn, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs II. j. Gray, on R street.
Mr.. Charles Gray came home for the Easter
holidays.
Miss Emile $: Despard, Of Parkersburg, W.
Va, spent Easter week with Rev. and Mrs
Williams at Christ Church rectory, East Wash
ington.
Mrs. Munro Ferguson, of London, was n guest
of the Cameron family during the past week at
their Lafayette Square residence
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garrett will leave Balti-
more the latter part of April, intending to pass
the summer at Carlsbad.
Mrs. Robert Heiner wife of Capt Hener, of
the Army, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sayma-
ker, at 1873 L street.
Gen. and Mrs. .Spinola have cards out for an at
home at the Arlington for Wednesday, April %,
from to p, NJ.
Miss Ferndon, nee Beach, is making an Easter
visit to her mother, at the fnmily residence on
Farragut Square.
Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Warner have returned
from their trip through Texas, which they thor
oughly enjoyed.
Mrs. Leo Knott and her sister, Miss Keenan,,
are passing the Easter time at the Shelbourne,
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Robert Christy, accompanied by her son,
Master Robert Chrsty, spent Easter week in
Philadelphia.
Senator and Mrs. Allen have removed from
1884 Massachusetts, avenue to No. 10 B street
northeast.
Ex-Secretary and Mrs. Bayard spent Easter
week here with Mrs. Clymer, the mother of Mrs,
Bayard.
remain until Mr.. Menocal leaves for Nicaragua
Mrs. Senator Stewart is at home Thursdays
and Sundays after o'clock at the Shoreham.
Mrs. George Lathrop Bradley, of 2035 street,
will be at home Saturdays after O'clock
Mr. and Mrs. Burlingame are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Connect, of 1871 De Sales street.
Hon. A. Schoonmaker and Mrs Schoonmaker
have returned from Fortress Monroe
Miss Mary Slingluff of Baltimore, spent
Easter week with friends in this city.
Hon. Rufus E. Lester, of Georgia, and family
are now located at the Richmond.
Mrs. j. Bartlett Hills is slowly convalescing
from a severe attack of typhoid
Miss Alice Meade, of Fauquier County, Va,
is visiting friends in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Edmunds spent Easter
week at Virginia Beach,
Miss Rena Trust, of Baltimore, is in the city
| visiting Mrs. Sewers.
Mrs. Willard Warner has gone to visit friends
| in Newark, Ohio.
Mrs and Miss Sheriff. are spending Easter
! week In New York.
Mrs. w. E. Chandler has resumed her Thurs
| day receptions.
Mrs. Foxhail Parker has taken apartments at
| 1927 street
Mrs. Don Cameron spent the week in New
| York
For other Society Nel0S see ftth page.
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