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

was preventedfrom appearing. Miss Rena proved
equal to the occasion and rendered the part
most successfully.
Miss Sarah Fenner Lee recently sailed from
Baltimore to join her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j.
Fenner Lee, at Rio Janero. Mr.. and Mrs Lee
are charmingly settled in delightful house in
one of the most charming localities of their new
post. Miss Eleanor Carroll (Mrs. Fenner Lees
daughter) spent the month of April in Balti-
more with Mrs. Graeme Harrison.
Hon. Rice A. Pierce and family have decided
to give up their rooms on Capitol Hill about
the middle of June and move out to Forest Inn
Hotel for the rest of the summer Mrs Pierce
is gifted with very pleasing manners, and is one
of the most popular ladies in the Southern dele
CATION and is making many friends in both of
ficial and private circles.
Nine. Catacazy, widow of the ex-Russian Am
bassador to Washington, who died not long ago
in Paris, is still beautiful woman and retains
the glorious golden hair which was the envy of
her sex when she was in Washington. OF late a
CLEAN of silver has shown among the gold only
to enhance the charm of the lady's appearance.
Senator Quay entertained party of eight at
a superb dinner on Friday night The floral
decorations were elaborate and artistic. The
guests were Gen. Clarkson, Gen. Dudley, Col
Fessenden, Mr.. Hobart, of New jersey: ex-
Representative Conger, of Ohio; Mr.. Frank
Willing Leach, and Mr. Payne, of Ohio.
Miss Lottie Mccormick and Mr.. David E. Pine,
of the City Post Office, were united in marriage
on Monday by Rev. DIR. Elliott, of the Ascension
Church. Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
ana Mrs, Pine left for wedding trip to Phila-
delphia and New York. On their return to the
city they will reside at 60l street.
Pupils of Washington schools who would like
to show their love for and appreciation of their
favorite teacher can do so in no more effective
way than by voting to give him or her vacation
in Europe free of expense this summer. Read
aINyNYtt
other column.
The plans for summer of Minister and
Madame Romero are yet undecided. Seior Ro-
nero will 90 to Mexico for short visit, and if
not too late on his return the Minister and his
wife may take trip to Europe. The sea voy-
age is always great benefit to Sehor Romero's
health
Miss Betty De Kernel. of France, who has
spent the winter here with her grandmother,
Mrs. ID. S. Kearny, of Connecticut avenue will
leave the city in June with her grandmother and
aunt, Mrs Randolph Powell. They will go for
the ewarm months to Mrs. Kearnys seaside villa.
The engagement is announced of Miss Susanne
Bate, daughter of Senator Bate, of Tennessee,
and Mr. William Childs, of San Francisco.
Miss Bate is one of the most attractive bellies OF
the Capital and has been pronounced fayorite
in society circles for the past two winters.
Miss Rachel A. Richardson, of 100 Sixth
street. East Washington, will be at home in
formally during the summer season. Miss
Richardson was present at the unyeiling of the
Lee statue, and while in Richmond she was the
guest of Mrs. Charles a. Hasker
Miss Helen Lamont, MRS. Nellie McCartee, J
the prtma donna OF the popular company now
producing "Ermnie'' SO successfully at AL
baugh's, has taken for the season the rooms at
Wizards which she occupied last year, and
will be happy at all times to receive her friends
Miss Carrie Parker, daughter of Maj. Richard
Parker, of the Soldiers Home, has gone to West
Point for the commencement exercises and