The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-05-04

gave a treat of delicious lemonade. Many
beautiful articles for the fancy tables are coming
in, and as Mrs. John A. Logan is expected home
not later than the middle of May, the f6te so
long anticipated will speedily follow her re-
turn. The Garfield Sewing Circle will be en-
tertained this week by Mrs. DR.. Ainsworth and
Mrs. Col. Haywood at 1913 Rhode Island ave-
nue., at II o'clock A. NJ. full attendance is
desired, as the work on hand must be finished
for the f6te to be held this month.
Miss Jeannie Moses, of this city, was married
to Dr. s. G.. Baker, of Sumpter. S. c., last We'd
nesday evening" at 1904 Twenty.second street.
The bride looked lovely in heavy white silk,
mousseline de sole front, and bodice cut V and
trimmed with old lace. She carried orange
blossoms sent her from Florida for the occasion.
Rev. DIR. Harding performed the ceremony.
The house was beautifully decorated with palms
and cut flowers. After supper the couple left
for Southern trip. They will make Sumpter,
s. c., their home. Owing to recent death in
the family of the bride only a few intimate
friends were present.
Miss Letita Aldrich will enact Galatea at the
benefit performance for the Home for Incura-
bles next Saturday evening at Lincoln Hall,
Mr. Hubbard L. Smith will play Chrysos; Mr..
George c. Hazleton, Jr., Pygmalion; Mr.. John
J. Key, Leucippe; Miss Nab Bigelow, Cynisca;
Miss Mildred Fuller, Myrine, and Miss Bertha
Lincoln, Daphne. Mrs. Senator Stewart, Mrs.
Senator Dolph, and Mrs Halliday have engaged
boxes for the performance
Mrs. Mary A. Hollister has issued cards an
nouncing the marriage of her daughter, Miss
Ida Hollister, and Dr. Samnel s. Adams, a
prominent young physician of this city. The
wedding took place on Wednesday, April 80.
Accompanying the announcement were cards to
the effect that DR.. and Mrs. Samuel s. Adams
will be at home Thursday, May %, from to 12,
at their new home, 1882 street northwest.
| A most enjoyable dinner was given at the
| Metropolitan Club last evening by Lieut.. A. E.
Culver to number Of the Naval Academy
class of 70 The guests included Lieuts. Potts.
Griffin, Mclean, Case, Rogers, Mr. johnson,
United States Consul at Venice, and Mr.. R. 9;
! Ray, all of '76 date, and Lieuts. Porter and
| Fremont, and Mr.. A. L. Case.
Thomas NJ. Draney and Miss Alice Myers,
both of this city, were married last Wednesday
night at Trinity Church. The ushers were
Charles E. Myers, Jr.; George F. Bracket,
Harry Bowling, Seymour Wright, William F.
Draney left on the s:15 train for prolonged
| tour of the East.
Mrs. James F. Barbour gave a green and
white luncheon on Thursday in honor Of her
guest, Miss sllngutf. The guests were the the
Denver, Miss Walthall Miss Jones, Miss Tarr,
and Miss Parker.
Lieut. Reed and Mrs Reed, of New Bedford,
Mass, are visiting in this city, but will prob
ably return home this week. Lieut.. Reed Is
connected with the revenue marine service,
and stationed at New Bedford, on the bark
| Chase.
The undergraduates of the National Deaf
Mute College have received invitations for a
reception rendered the graduating class for Fri
day evening next, May 3, at College Hall, Ken
dali Green.
No plans have yet been made for the sum-
mer's outing at the White House. Mrs. Russell
Harrison left on Tuesday with her father, ex-
Senator Saunders, for Omaha.
On Wednesday, May Z, the ladies interested
in the Homeopathic Hospital give one of a
series of teas at the residence of Mrs. Spalding,
Gil NJ street. at O'Clock 2. NJ.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Standiford, accom- panied
by Miss Isabel r. Collins, are visiting at the
manor-house of Judge and Mrs. Hood, in How
ard County, Nd
Mrs Harrison and Mrs. Mckee have been
visiting friends in Baltimore for two days past.
They returned to the White House on Saturday
night
Miss Rock, of Brooklyn; Miss Shryer, of Cum
berland, and Miss Draney, of Paterson, n. j.,
are visiting Miss Draney at 430 M street.
DR.. and Mis-. Frank Hillyer, of New York,
are visiting their parents NJudge and Mrs. Cur
tbs j. Hillyer, of Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. Commissioner Hine still receives in
formally on Fridays at her charming home on
Prospect Hill, near lexington
Colonel and Mrs. Staples, of Wizards Hotel,
left for the North last evening for trip of a
week or ten days.
Miss Blanche Buxton, of Keyser, w. Va, is
the guest of Mrs. H. j. Hanford, 1413 Rhode
Island avenue.
MISS SllVlne Slnglu1I, Oh baltimore, spent the
week with Mrs. James F. Barbour, of Rhode
Island avenue
Miss Maude Millken is spending the month
of May with her father, Representative Mill
ken, of Maine
Hon. John Jay is the guest of his brother-in
law, Mr.. Edward Pellew, of No. 1887 Massachu
setts avenue.
Mrs. c. A. King and Miss Fannie King o.
New York, are visiting Mrs. Heber Gerow or
Capitol Hill.
Mrs. Sidney Rosenfeld, of New York, ant
Miss johnson will visit friends in this city during
the month.
Miss Mikell has returned to Sumpter, S. G..
after spending pleasant winter with Mrs. E
r. Moses.
Mrs. Coolidge gives baby tea to ladies onl,
on Monday afternoon at her residence 1717 /
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Moran have moved t.
Meridian street. Mount Pleasant, from 1416
street.
Mrs and Miss Stone, of Macon, Ga, are visit
ing Mrs. A. X. Browne, of Massachusetts, ave
nue..
Mrs Fuller and the Misses Fuller will be a
home informally on Tuesdays throughout May
Mrs G. B. McNulty has taken Mr.. w. Rile,
Deeble's house, 1928 street, for the summer.
Gen. and Mrs. G. B. Raum are visiting thei
son, Dan F. Raum and family, in Peoria, Ill.
: DIR. and Mrs. Elliott Csues have returned t.
their home on n street from Oakland, Md.
Gen. B. F. Kelley and family left on Thursda
, for their summer home at Oakland, Nd.
3 Mrs. Morton left the city early Saturda
morning for short stay in New York.
Mrs. Erastus Wiman and daughter, of Ne,
| Ynrly fha ofI