The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-01

and Mrs Coolidge tells how to adapt it to prac-
tce. This course has been successful, and
demonstrated the interest felt in the training of
children. To satisfy demand from mothers
who have to earn their living, and who cannot
afford these lectures, cheaper course, at 80
cents talk, will soon be opened at a later hour
in the day to accommodate those who cannot
he present at 2:3O p. NJ. The last talks will be
June 2 and %, subject: 'Infant Hygieneu
Both DIR. Clara Bliss Kinds and Mrs Coolidge
will give the talks
A well-planned and acknowledgements
surprise party was given on Wednesday evening
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ulke, No.
1924 Ninth street northwest, in honor of their
eldest daughters, the Misses Clara and Flora
Ulke, two very charming young ladies, and
popular members of the German Dramatic Club.
The surprise party was principally composed OF
members of the latter, and among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ulke, Mr.. B. and Miss Elsie
Ulke, Mrs Louis Schade, the Misses Arnita and
Ella Schade, Miss Rosa Poesche, Mrs. and Miss
Bertha Caron, Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Boeter, Mrs.
and the Misses Fisher the Misses A. Burchard,
Dolly Heisey, Blandine Lutz, Hattie and Hilda
Herzog, Carrie Didden, and Messrs. f. Altrup,
W. Bevens, Harry and Sam Rothschild, j. 7.
Siebert w. Wright, w. Conley, Somers, and
Skutsch.
The father of Senator Davis, of Minnesota, is
making visit to Washington. Mrs. Davis is
going about sightseeing with him. On We'd
gentleman notes with surprise the many i'm
provements and changes in the city since his
last visit some time during the seventies.
Mrs. Capt. II. E. Weaver, one of the for e.
most of Washington's painters in pastel, has a
handsome portrait of young grandchild of
Mrs. E. Wagner, of Capitol Hill, on exhibition
at Neerhoff's art store. The likeness is pro-
nounced admirable by all who have seen it.
Mr.. Oscar w. Petri, technical attache of the
Iar-a to- 4 D.%- -.
street northwest,who returned several days ago
from trip to the Pacific Coast, leave the 4th of
June for three months trip to Europe.
The wedding of Miss Mary Wilson, daughter
of ex-Marshal Wilson, and Lieut.. George Davis,
of the Army, will take place on the evening of
June II, at the residence of the bride.
Major and Mrs. Tyrrell will spend the sum-
mer as usual among relatives in Maine. They
will probably not leave their delightful home
here before the latter part of June.
Miss Daisy Shankland, who has been spend
ing some weeks on pleasant visit to her aunt
Mrs. Florence Fox, at Philadelphia has re-
turned to her home in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Schiffman and daughter have
arrived in the city to stay all summer. They
will be pleased to see their friends at Mrs.
Richards's, 305 G street.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. f. A. Richard
son, announcing the marriage of his niece,
| Vermont avenue, May 81
Mrs. Cleveland assisted Mrs. Willard P
| Ward, of New York, at tea last week Mrs
| Cleveland's mother, Mrs. Perrne was among
the guests.
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles Nordhoff have moved
into their house on X street, which during the
| winter was occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. S. s.
| Rowland.
| The marriage of Mr.. Edmund Lee Barbour
and Miss Ria R. Irwin will be solemnized to-
| morrow at II A. NJ. in st. Matthew's Church.
Miss Maggie Blaine, the handsome young
daughter Of Mr.. Robert Blaine, of Capitol Hill
is the contralto singer of St. Patrick's choir.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter c. Barclay, of New
| York, are passing few weeks in this city pre-
paratory to their departure for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blount, of University
Park, are entertaining State Treasurer j. A
| Semske, OF Indiana and Mrs. Semske.
Mrs. Carlisle Patterson, Miss Lizzie Patter
son, and Mrs. Pierre La Montague returned
last week from trip to California.
Mrs. Mcclellan and Miss May Mcclellan will
spend the summer in Holland, where they hav,
taken cottage at Schereningen.
General and Mrs. Van vlet will leave OF
Thursday for Shrewsbury, N j., where the.
have lovely summer home.
Maj. Theodore Schwan, assistant adjutan
| general, will make vacation trip to Europe
He expects to sail early in July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Guthridge are enjoying
visit from Mr.. Guthridge's sister, who arrived
on Friday from Ohio.
Mrs S. P. Snider and little Miss Ethel ar,
spending short time in New York before start
ing Westward
Mrs Yates Sterling and the Misses Marie ant
Nellie Sterling will spend the summer at Mar
ragansett Pier.
Senator Blackburn and family will occupy
cottage at Lake Como Spring Lake. n. j., tn
present hot season.
Miss S. r. Jillson left last night for Rock
vile, where she will pass the months of Jun
and July.
Mrs. Tice and her mother, Mrs. Taylor, ar
in New York. They will not return here befor
autumn
for visit of several weeks to relatives in Min
nesota.
DR.. and Mrs. Trimble of Georgetown, are en-
joying visit from their daughter, Mrs. G. G
Stein.
Rev. DR.. James l.. Phillips, of India, is in tn
city, visiting Mr.. Allen, Speaker Reeds secre
tary.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Mann, of Tanglebank
will leave the city at an early date for the Cats
kills.
Justice and Mrs. Blatchford will divide tn
summer between Newport and Saratoga.
Mrs. Francis A. Wilson is making brie
visit to her father, Professor Newcomb.
The Turkish Minister, Mayroyeni Bey, saile