The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-09

| Charles D. Rhodes, Sixth United States Cav
! airy. Miss Counselman is the daughter of
Mrs. William Baird, and is a member Of one of
Philadelphia's oldest families Lieut. Rhodes,
who is now stationed with his regiment at Fort
| Wingate, n. NJ, is son of Mai. Dudley Rhodes,
of this city. The wedding will take place early
in December.
Mrs. +. A. Sampson and Miss Belle Sampson
are visiting Captain and Mrs. A. Z. Lacey, 1915
Clifton street. Mrs. Sampson and daughter have
Just returned from their summer trip abroad
| On Thursday Mrs. Lacey, assisted by Miss Ruth
Marie Sites held an afternoon reception. This
was the last opportunity for the friends of Miss
Sites to call on her, owing to her near departure
for China.
Miss Fannie Campbell. of No. % L street, en-
tertained number of friends Monday evening
at dancing and card party. Among the young
people who particularly enjoyed the dancing
were the Misses Burns, Cation, Kersey Wendell
keicher, and Sullivan and the Messrs lie PruiX
Gailes, Payne, Fergus, Gordon, and Stone.
The marriage ceremony of Miss Clara Ross
and Mr.. Henry James Gross will take place on
thursday morning, at 10 o'clock, in Trinity
Z. E. Church The bridal couple will be at
home after December l at 2913 Q street. Miss
schubert is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
William a. Schubert.
The Misses Williamson, daughters of Gen.
williamson, will spend the month of November
at the Richmond, where Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey
will remain all winter. Mrs. Marian Mackey
of Newport has rented Gen. Williamsons house
on \ street for the winter
The Misses Marston, daughters of Hon. John
Marston, of Philadelphia, arrived in the city
early In the week and are making a visit to
Mrs. G. G. Lancaster of 1443 Q street. They
have just returned from a prolonged tour
through Europe.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss Clara
Ross Schubert and Mr.. Henry James Gross
The ceremony will take place on the 18th in
slant in Trinity P. E. Church. After December
l the newly-lnarried pair will be at home at 2913
Q street.
The Misses Marie and Nellie Sterling,
chaperoned by Mrs. Jesse Tyson, of Baltimore,
carried off the honors at the Tuxedo ball The
Misses Sterling have hosts of friends among
the fashionable set in this city.
Senator and Mrs. Eugene Hale have taken a
suite of apartments at the Arno, which they will
occupy until the completion of the magnificent
mansion which Mrs. Chandler is having built
for her daughter, Mrs. Hale.
Miss MacTavsh, of Baltimore, whose family
is celebrated for the beauty of its women, is
creating great sensation in Vienna by reason
OF her wonderful loveliness. She is the guest
of the Princess Kinsky.
Mrs. Connell, wife of Representative Connell,
has returned to the city, bringing with her her
mother, Mrs. Chadwick. Representative and
Mrs. Connell will again occupy the house 400
Massachusetts avenue.
The Count of Paris and the Duke of Orleans
sailed from New York on the 1st of November
for Europe AS it was the feast of All Saints,
both attended mass at the Cathedral before en-
barking
Mrs. John A. Walsh, who has spent the past
two years travelling has returned to the city and
Will spend the winter at the Arlington. Mrs
Ward, of Kentucky, will be with her during the
season.
Miss Matte Mitchell attended the recent
grand ball at Tuxedo. There have been rumors
atloat for some time Of Miss Mitchell's engage
ment to the Due de la Rochefoucauld tNous
verrons.n
Governor and Mrs. Carroll have rented the
Laner Dunn mansion ON Rhode Island avenue
They will introduce their youngest daughter to
society this coming season.
Mrs. Mullett and family returned early in the
week from their sad journey to Cincinnati
For the present they will remain in their house
25Ol Pennsylvania avenue
Miss Bette Shirley, who visited Mrs. Howe
Mary Butterworth) last season, is to marry Mr.
George W. Ewing on Wednesday in st. Paul's
Church, Louisville, Ky.
Senator and Mrs. Casey have engaged apart
ments for the winter at the Arno Last season
they made their home at "Clifburn,n - on the
Columbia road
Capt. Breese, of the Navy, and Mrs. Breese
VIII reside at the Ebbitt this winter Their
house has been leased by the Chevaier de
Gheguen.
Admiral James E. Jouett has just returned
from Sandy Spring, Md, where he spends his
summers, and will locate at 1349 L street.
The marriage of Miss Marie Nance, of New
oTk, and Mr., Edgar will take place on the Goth
OF November. 1t will be home wedding.
Miss Annie Davis, of Boston, has leased for
the winter the residence of Mr.. Alexander Falls
corner OF Eighteenth and n streets
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Gardner, who have
been travelling extensively through the West,
are again at their home in this city,
Mrs. NJ. Harman is in occupancy of her new
nome, NO. 1919 Seventeenth street, after a de-
lghtful summer in Europe.
DIR. and Mrs Fry and the Misses Mamie and
Mary Campbell have returned to the city from
trip through Europe.
Mrs. Gen. Greene, of Fort Leavenworth, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Wilson, of 20O3
u street northwest.
Mrs. Iyrrell and family, of Iowa Circle, have
returned from New England, where they always
spend the summer
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt will again
occupy Mrs. Elliott's house on jefferson Place
Mrs; and the Misses Jackson are home from
lofk Harbor, where they spent the summer
Mrs. and Miss Letter came over on the Teu-
TOME, arriving in New York last Wednesday.
Mr. i. A. Phillips and family have moved in
from North Arlington, Va, to l340 Q street
Mrs. and Miss SpofTord have arrived at their
nome on Massachusetts, avenue.
Mrs, II. A. Caywood has gone to visit relatives
In Indiana and Michigan.
Gen. j. e. Smith has moved in from Anacostia