The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-05-25
SOCIETY NEWS AND CHAT.
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\ letter from Bermuda describes the recep-
ton given there by General a1d Mrs. Hastings
in honor of their guest and kinsman, eX-Presi-
dent Hayes. The writer says: "Never before
has an eX-President of the United States visited
Bermuda, and all have been anxious to meet
him and to do all in their power to make his
soiourn pleasant. On the lawn in front of the
house was the band from the Bellerophon, sent
by the admiral. The sea was without a ripple
and as blue as the sky above it, while the lily
field was in all its glory Hundreds of people
were there from all parts of the isand-His Ex-
cellency and Mrs. Newdigate, Admiral and
Mrs. Watson, the Lord Bishop of Newfoundland,
and many officers of the army and navy and
dignitaries Of the Church and State"
An enjoyable progressive euchre party took
place on Wednesday evening at the residence OF
Mrs. Trader, No. 124S Eleventh street. The
hosts of the occasion were Messrs. Luke, Black,
and Martin. Among those present were Misses
Jennie Harrison, Laura Morgan, May Trader,
Minnie Magruder, Marshall, Rawley, Nolan,
and Preston, and Mrs. Choate The prizes
were awarded as follows: First lady's, Miss
Marshall; first gentleman's Mr.. Horrah; lady's
BOBBY prize, Mrs. Choate; gentleman's booby
prize, Mr.. Lenghall. A collation. terminated
the festivities.
Cards have been received here announcing
the marrioge of Mr. Frank H. Warden and Miss
II
In consequence of the recent death of the
groom's father, Col. w. w. Warden and owing
also to recent death in the bride s family, the
wedding was very quiet. Mr.. and Mrs. Warden
will continue to reside in Minneapolis, where
Mr.. Warden is engaged in business. Besides
his brother, Clifford Warden, and other rela-
tives, Mr. Warden has many acquaintances in
this city, with whom he was very popular when
in years past he spent good deal of time
here.
On Wednesday afternoon at the Church of
the Ascension, Rev. Augustine j. Smith, the
assistant pastor, was united in marriage to Miss
Mamie Robbins, daughter of the late Stephen
B. Roberts, of the Metropolitan Hotel. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith held a small reception on Q
street, after which they left for brief wedding
journey. On their return they will reside at
141S Q street.
Mr.. William Dinwiddie, son of Maj. William
A. Dinwiddie, OF the Army, and Miss Mary E.
Towers daughter of Mr.. Chatham NJ. Towers,
of this city, were married on Thursday after
noon at the residence of Rev. +. A. Steele on
Capitol Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Dinwiddie will re-
side at 1905 G street.
Miss Katie Nagle, of East Washington, and
Mr.. John Vermillion, of Glendale, Md, were
married on Thursday in st. Peters Church by
Rev. Father Sullivan.
Mrs. DIR. Walker Washington, of Westmore-
| land County, Va, is visiting her son Richard
and Mrs Hester, of Prince street, Alexandria.
Mrs. P. T. Woodfn and Miss Woodfin, of the
National Soldiers Home, are the guests OF Mrs.
| c. P. Lincoln at 1914 street
Mr.. J. G. Hutchinson has taken rooms at
Woodley Inn, where he will remain until his
departure for Europe.
Mr. Paul Musselman, of Philadelphia, was in
the city during the week as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Wilson.
Miss Rock, of Brooklyn, and Miss Shyer, of
Cumberland, are visiting Miss Bracket, at 1917
Rhode Island avenue.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Fowle, of Alex,
andria, and Mr.. Campbell, of Virginia, will take
place early in June.
Gen. Russell A. Alger will preside at Dec
grafton Day exercises at the Metropolitan Opera
| House, New York.
Mrs. c. L. Hutton, Of Camden N j., is the
guest of Mrs. Raphael Calls, at No 529 Sixth
street northwest.
Dr. and Mrs. c. Ulrich Kennedy, accompanied
by Miss Kennedy, left the city on Monday for
Warrenton, N G..
Mr.. Frank B. Loomis sailed yesterday fol
France, where he will assume the duties of con
sui at st. Etienne.
Mrs. John Stewart and Miss Ellen Pomeroy
from Reading, Pa, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Deb. Keim.
Senator and Miss Evarts will spend the sum
middle of June.
Mrs. w. B. Moses is convalescing. She will
discontinue her formal Monday receptions fo
this season.
Among the Washingtonians who will sail thi
|. month for Europe are Mrs. Judge Hillyer ant
| Miss Gray.
: Mrs. Representative Pierce visited the garde
f9te on Friday with Mrs. Mcclellan and Mrs
Robinson.
Mr. Justice Bradley entertained a party 0
gentlemen at handsome dinner on Tuesda
, evening.
Mrs. j. P. Jones was confined to her room b
a severe cold during the greater part of las
week.
Mrs and Miss Waite and Miss Katie Beac
. will sail for Europe on the Goth instant.
Mr.. S. A. Fitch, of Washington, was recent
;, married at Buffalo to Miss Leila Maon.
y Gen. Green B. Raum has returned to the cit
. after visit Of two weeks in the West.
y Mrs. John Finnegan is the guest of her sister
d Mrs Brennan, of 1918 l. street.
% % The Misses McIlhany of Warrenton, Va
}, are visiting friends in this city.
l. Mrs. George Z. Adams OF Illinois, spent I'll
e week at Old Point Comfort.
e Miss Clark, of st. Louis, is the guest of Mi
= Susanne Bate.
is Miss Caroline Whip is the guest of friends
l. 1887 Q street.
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