The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-03-30

ney, Mrs. Burchell, Mrs. e. w. Wilson, and the
Misses Carmen, Burchell, Rutherford, Schofield,
Snsabaugh, Metzerott De Barry, Taylor, and
E. Coils Smith. The circle adjourned over
Good Friday, to meet with Mrs. Staples, at
Wizards Hotel, Friday April II, at the usual
hour in the morning.
The programme at Mrs. Fosters Monday en-
tertainment was entirely changed and greatly
diversified by the inability Of Mr.. William
Adams Browne, of New York, to fulfill his en-
gagement to read paper on ''Savage Music"
death in the family prevented Mr.. Browne
from coming to Washington. There was, how
ever talent and amiability enough among the
invited guests to furnish delightful entertain
ment, both literary and musical The Misses
Prall put forth their best efforts, vocally and
bers delightfully."-. The literary entertainment
was contributed by Miss Emma Jean Wilson
and Miss Nellie Dorsey Among the guests
were Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. Cockrell, Mr.. and Mrs
Kearney Warren, Mrs Hildrup,, Mrs Butter
worth, Miss Mary Butterworth, Mr.. and Mrs
George B. Williams, the Misses Upson, Madame
Romero the Misses Strong, Mrs. J. c. Burrows
Mrs. Chandler, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. John b.
Henderson, Miss Grace Davis, and Mrs Frank
B. Loring. handsome collation. was served
in the dining-room after the exercises were
over.
week by Mr.. and Mrs Gardner Hubbard on
Monday, in honor of Mrs. Thurber; Hon. and
Mrs. John w. Foster, 14O5 street, on Wednes-
day evening, in honor of Mr.. Charles Emory
Smith; Mrs. ID. p. Morgan, Scott Circle, on
Wednesday evening; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A..
Wood, 1907 Massachusetts, avenue, yellow
dinner Wednesday evening; Mrs. Webb, dim
ner in honor of Hon. and Mrs. Gibson; Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Cabot Lodge, dinner at
their residence on Wednesday evening; Mrs,
John A. Logan, dinner in honor of Bishop
and Mrs, Newman at Calumet Place on Friday
evening; Mrs, Fraser, of Twentieth street, a
dinner on Friday; Mrs. Goddard, dinner to
the President and Mrs Harrison on Friday
evening
There was a full attendance at the Unity
| Club meeting Friday night, filling the spacious
parlors of Mrs. Cordling's Istreet residence,
and packing the hall. The essay was by Mr.,
! George c. Gorham, on "Causes and Results of
! the Mexican War of 1886" very clear and
forcible showing from the historical facts that
! the United States were fully justified in push
/ ing the war even beyond the locality of iti
origin in Texas into the enemys country. A
very entertaining musical programme was
carried out by the Pastime Musical Club, in
! terspersed with song, "Daddy,n by Miss Shef
field; "Spanish Serenade," by Miss Grace M
! Wise, and either solo by Adam Geibel.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles NJ. Worthingto1
and Mrs. Fannie Mccartney, of Illinois, waf
solemnized Wednesday evening at the residence
of Mrs. Electa E. Smith. Rev. 8. III. Greene
of Calvary Baptist Church, performed the mar
! rlage ceremony. Both bride ana groom arr
we'll known in Illinois-Mr. Worthington being
prominent newspaper man and Mrs. Worth
ington an active political worker and orator.
few intimate friends witnessed the ceremony
among whom were Captain and Mrs. Merrill
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Campbell, Representative
and Mrs. Henderson, Representative and Mrs
Payson, and Mrs Ten Eyck.
Miss Ada Cecil, who has been spending SOM
time with Misses Katie and Jennie Greene, o
1873 l street, has returned to her home at Sand.
Springs, Md. accompanied by Miss Katie, VIII,
will remain with her until Tuesday.
The marriage of Miss Annie Gettysburg
Yeazey, daughter of Judge w. G. Veazey, AM