The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-07-06

assisted by Rev. Dr. Suter, of Alexandria The
ceremony took place at the home of the bride,
on North Columbus street A handsome we'd
ding breakfast was served after the marriage
ceremony, and Mr.. and Mrs Perry left on a
morning train for their wedding journey.
The guests of the Esmere accepted the invi-
tation of Mrs. Rines to become her guests at
Atlantic City from Thursday afternoon until
Monday morning. Nearly every guest of the
delightful house accepted, and they are still at
the beautiful city by the sea.
Sefor and Madame Varas will sail for Chill
on the 18th instant. The new Chilian Minister,
Senor Prudencio Lazcano, Is the son of one of
Chli's great men, Don Fernando Lazcano.
Madame Lazcano is a pretty woman, who speaks
English with ease.
Miss Minnie Saxton left the city for the sum
mer on Monday She expects to spend one
month in the vicinity of Boston at the seaside
with her brothers. family Later she will join
party of public school teachers in the White
Mountains.
Col. Edwin j. Harvie and his daughters, the
Misses Harvie, have changed their residence
from Twenty third street, north of Washing
ington Circle, to a delightful new house, No.
92S Third street, just south of Washington Cir
Gle.
Mr. c. NJ. Pepper, The Washington CORE
spondent of the Chicago Tribune, accompanied
by Mrs Pepper and their interesting baby.
have been spending a few days at Atlantic City
Mr.. Pepper Will return here tomorrow.
Miss Kate Campbell left the city last Monday
for Virginia. where she will be the guest Of Mrs
| Col. Graham, at her home, Liberty" on the
| Potomac. Mrs. Campbell is now rapidly
covering from her recent illness.
Mrs. John T. Andrew and family are at their
country home in Lancaster, Mass. After the
adjournment of Congress Mr.. Andrew will close
the Sixteenth-street residence and join his
family at their summer home.
The marriage of Miss Annie V. Tarrisse and
| Mr.. Almerico Zappone will be quietly solemn
lied at the parsonage of st. Stephens Catholic
Church July Is, in the presence of the immedi-
ate families. No cards.
The Misses Edith and Grace Norris accompa-
MED Senator and Mrs Vance to North Carolina.
The party left Washington on Wednesday.
Senator Vance will return early in the week.
Rev. DR.. Bartlett, of the New York-Avenue
Presbyterian Church, has gone on his usual
summer trip to Europe. Mrs. Bartlett and
their little son, Walker, accompanied him.
Senator Mcpherson has rented the cottage
of the late Frederick A. Potts at Monmouth
Beach, n. j., and Mrs. Mcpherson and daugh-
ter are domiciled there for the summer.
Secretary Tracy has leased Mrs. Culen's
house on X street. Mrs Cullen and the Misses
Cullen will sail for Europe early in August, in
tending to remain abroad several years.
Mrs. Noble, accompanied by the Misses Hal
stead, left the city on Tuesday for Cresson
Springs. They were accompanied by Secretary
Noble who will return here tomorrow.
Cards have been received by friends in this
city announcing the marriage, on June 25, OF
DR.. Charles A. Champion, of Washington, and
Miss Lillian Dunn, of Moline, Ill.
Miss Marie Decca is reported engaged to a
wealthy man of New York. The marriage is
set for October, and in the mean time Miss
Decca will make trip to Europe
Mrs. Edwin j. Clark, nee Sweet, left last
week for an extended visit with her husbands
relatives at the Plains, in Virginia. She eX-
poets to be absent four months.
Mrs. Justice Miller will, as usual, spend the
greater part of the season at Block Island.
Miss Lucy Corlhll is with Mrs Touzalin (nee
Mller) at her Colorado rancho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stilson Hutchins are entertain,
ing Mrs. Keeling, mother of Mrs. Hutchns,
and several Baltimore friends, at their country
seat in New Hampshire.
Paymaster John S. Cunningham, of the Navy,
and Mrs Cunningham are spending some
months in London. They are at II Grafton
street, old Bond street.
Mr.. Harry c. Pringle, the captain of the Le-
Drot Park Base Ball Nine is spending his sum
mer vacation with his sister, Mrs. Morrill,, at
st. Albans Bay, vt.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Palmer are summering
at Font Hill, their country estate near Detroit
There they manage to exist in an ideal log
cabin of six rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberdean Buchanan, with
Mrs. Peters, are spending few weeks in the
Piedmont Valley, Va, before going to the
springs in August
Miss Florence Bayard was the guest of Mrs
Hearst on her recent visit to Boston. Mrs
Hearst will spend the greater part of the sum
mer in California.
Misses Blanche and Anna May Browne wen
to Cambridge Mass, to attend Haryard's class
, from thence to Portland, Me-, where they are
, still visiting.
Miss Florence Upper, of Philadelphia is Wis
iting her cousin, Miss Hennie Minister at A
G street, where she will be pleased to see he
friends,
The Hawaiian Minister and family will sal
: about the middle of July to spend the summe
at Carlsbad for the benefit of Mrs. Carter
| health.
) Mrs. Greely and children are settled in thei
Sorrento cottage. Gen. Greeley, who accom-
panied them to Maine, is expected back thi
a week.
r Miss George, daughter of Henry George, ant
Z her brother, Henry George, Jr., are making
J visit of a fortnights length to friends in thi
| city.
Lieutenant and Mrs. w. E. Reynolds will
give up their rooms at the Elsmere and will
( board out at Rockville during July and August
NJ. Roustan, the French Minister, will, lik
the majority of the Diplomatic Corps, spend th
! summer abroad. lie sails on the 9th instant.
Miss Grace NJ. Finley will pass the summe
| at Waterbury, Conn, where she will be thu
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Moses.
Mrs Armat Stoddard and the Misses Stod
dard and Mrs. j. ii. Yermilya are at Atlantic
City, They are staying at the Windsor.
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