The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-17

Mrs. John Walsh, so well known in Washing
ton society, is spending the season at Narragan-
sett Pier, which is her favorite summer resort
when in this country. Mrs. Walsh is, however,
almost always con the wng.n She has Just re-
turned from a trip to Spain and Algiers and
has already decided to spend next winter in
Mexico.
The Bayadere Club, Miss Marie Font hostess
for the meeting, gave progressive euchre
party, their thirty-fourth b-weekly entertain
ment, Wednesday. Mr.. William j. Saul, win
ming ten OF the eleven games, received first
honors, and Miss Sallie Clements, of Barnes
vile, Md. led the ladies with eight games.
Miss Julia McAllister, niece of Ward Meal
lister, has succeeded Mrs. Sylvannus Reed as
principal OF the most ultra fashionable school
in New York. Miss McAllister is spending
August at Saratoga. 1t was at Mrs. Reeds
school that Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland
taught ior a short time.
Miss Jessie Billings, daughter of DR.. Billings,
of the Army, will be married to Mr.. Bradfield
Hartley in the early part OF September DR..
Billings, who is now abroad with two Of his
daughters, is expected to return home the latter
part of August
Mrs. Stockbridge, wife of Senator Stock
bridge accompanied Mrs. Logan and party to
Boston. Senator Stockkridge has leased the
house of the late Judge Stanley Matthews, op-
posite the British Legation, and will shortly
take possession of this handsome residence
Mrs. Monroe G. Chew has returned with her
two little ones to her home in West Washington
after pleasant summer spent III the Valley of
Virginia. Mr.. and Mrs. Chew will leave Sep
tember l for visit to their sister, Mrs Lieut..
c. II. Lyman, at Port Royal, S. G.
Mrs. r. G. Wheelock has sent out cards Of in
vitation to the marriage of her daughter, Rosa
lie Amy, and Charles Lamartne Du Bois. The
ceremony will take place in the New York Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church on Wednesday even
ing, 9th instant, Mt o'clock.
Mice Al,n, dopnb+or Adu,iro1 A1p,y ,voe
one of the most admired bellies at the beautiful
ball given last week at the Spring House, Rich
field Springs. She wore fetching gown of
white silk, with broad sash of orange moire.
Hon. George S. Batcheller, with Mrs. and
Miss Batcheller, stopped for couple of days at
Block Island, and then went to Martha's Vine
yard. The Assistant Secretary and family will
spend the remainder of August at Saratoga.
Miss Ejella Dean and Mr.. John Bryan were
married last Monday The ceremony took place
at the residence 224 Indiana avenue. Rev. DR..
Addison of1iciated. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan are
| spending the honeymoon at Oakland
Judge X. G.. Dyrenforth and daughter, Miss
| Ethel Dyrenforth, will sail on September 2 from
New York to join Mrs. Dyrenforth and the rest
of the family, who are visiting in Europe. They
will be absent for several months.
Georgetowa takes the lead in autumn matri-
monial announcements. The marriage of Miss
| Augur daughter of Gen. G. G. Augur, of the
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is set for September.
Mrs Dickson, wife of DIR. Dickson, of the
| Navy is at Bar Harbor. She took part in the
recent 'married ladies bal poudren at that fash
ionable resort. The ball was given under the
| chaperonage of a number of girls.
Miss Florence McCurdy, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of her relatives, George W. Watson
and family, in this city Miss McCurdy is the
author of number of poems thathave won wide
popularity.
Mrs. Frank Bennett, of this city, is spending
some weeks at the Windsor, Cape May. Her
mother, Mrs. d. P. Bowers, is staying at Con-
gress Hall, Cape May, where she attracts much
attention.
Miss Annie Peachy, daughter of Mr. William
| d. Peachy, is to be married late in the autumn
| to Lieut.. Frank +. Beatty, of the Navy Miss
Peachy is now in Winchester, Va, visiting
friends
Mr.. Charles White Jr., and Mrs White, Mrs.
j. L. Mason, j. f. Cox and family, and j.
w. Walsh and family, of Washington, have
been taking summer outing at Asbury Park.
Mr.. j. F. Varnel and family, Mrs. w. H.
| Dyer and family, and Mrs. Il. l.. Kenge and
family, of Washington, have been enjoying the
sea breezes and surf bathing at Asbury Park.
Mrs. Smith, Miss Mabel Smith, and Miss
Thomasine Philips took part In the pretty lawn
party given last week at Harrisonyille, Va, for
the benefit of the Episcopal Church.
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the summer with Mrs. James l.. Taylor at Cape
May, where they have a cottage. They are now
entertaining Miss Carey Peachy.
Mr.. Theodore Noyes is making the tour OF
the Great Lakes, having taken the steamer a
| Cleveland for Duluth. Before returning Eas
he will visit Yellowstone Park.
Gen. Sherman is at Bar Harbor, the guest o
Secretary and Mrs. Blaine. Mrs. Thackara has
joined her father and will remain at Bar Har
Dor during his visit there.
The Misses Anna, Edith, and Mary Thomal
have returned from the Fauquier Whit,
Sulphur, where they spent part OF June anC
the whole of July.
Mrs. Frisbie, wife of Professor Frisbe, OF tn,
Naval Observatory, and family have returned
from Mountain Lake, where they have been fo
several weeks.
Dr. j. B. Littlewood and daughter after tax
ing trip from Baltimore TO Boston by watel
are spending the month OF August on the Ken
nebec River.
Rev. A w. Pitzer, pastor Of the First Pres
byteran Church, of Washington, was at the
Curlew, Asbury Park, early In the week, Will
Mrs. Pitzer.
Mrs. Miller wife of Attorney General Miller
and Miss Florence Miller have left the city foI
an extended trip. They will remain away un
til October.
Mrs. Blanchard, wife of Representative
Blanchard. of Louisiana, Is enjoying the sel
breezes of Cape May where she has taken
cottage.
General and Mrs Bragg have taken apart
ments at the Shoreham for next winter. 1hel
are spending the month of August at Spring
Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel DUNCAN, Of Chicago, an,
visiting In this city, and have rooms az the Eb
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