The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-12

was opened on the 5th of September by Arch
bishop Ryan. Rev. Father Fisher is a brother
of Sen. B. F. Fisher, who is well known in this
city and Georgetown, in which latter place Gen.
Fisher resided several years after his marriage to
Miss Alice Causten, daughter of the late James
II. Causten.
Mrs. Charles Cunningham, of this city, has
gone to Providence, 4. L. where she will remain
nearly all winter. Her niece, Miss Edyth Kent
who has been here on a visit of several weeks
returned to her home in Providence with her.
DR.. and Mrs Hammond, who have remained
all summer at Belcourt, their suburban home,
near Mount Pleasant, are now in New York,
visiting the Marquise LAMA at her residence,
45 West Seventy-second street.
Mr.. George G. Henning, president of the
Traders National Bank has gone to his country
seat on Cherrystone Inlet, and will return next
Thursday with his family, who have been
spending the summer there.
Mile. De Kernel, the charming grand-daugh-
ter of Mrs. d. B. kearny, of Connecticut ave-
nue., sailed yesterday for Paris, to. join her
mother, the Countess De Kernel, who is Mrs.
kearny,s eldest daughter
Mrs. B. B. French, of this city, is still at the
Tuxedo Club, Tuxedo Park, where the autumn
enjoyments are at their zenith. The annual
ball, always superb affair, will come off on
the 31st instant
Mrs. B. F. Leighton and Mrs. Bachelor are at
their residence. 1921 Twenty-first street. They
Greenbrier White Sulphur.
Mr.. and Mrs Jules Guthridge spent ONLY a
couple of days at Harper's Ferry, and then went
to New York. They will probably return here
the latter part of the week.
Judge, Mrs, aud Miss Kelly, formerly of Ore
gon, are back from their trip to Europe and are
at their recently-purchased residence in this
city, No. 1919 n street
Mrs E. B. Wight has returned from her
summer visit to relatives at Boston and other
parts of New England, and is again at her resi-
dence, 1912 street
Miss Baggett, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Bag
gett, of Craven Terrace, has gone on an extended
trip to the West, and will not return to this CITY
for several months.
Paymaster and Mrs. Deering and Miss Katie
Deering are at their Q-street home They have
mad delightful summer at Intervale, in the
White Mountains.
Judge Richardson and his daughter, Mrs DR..
Magruder, and family are established in their
H-street home after spending the summer in
European travel.
Mrs. Lowrie Bell and children are again oc-
cupying their apartments at the Richmond.
They have spent the summer at Kennebunk-
port, Me.
Mrs. Outhwaite who has spent almost the en-
tire summer at the Blue Mountain House, is now
at her Dupont Circle residence for the winter.
Mr.. D. S. Barry and family are making prepa-
tions to move into their new house on S street,
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets.
Mrs. Lyman Tiffany and the Misses Tiffany
have returned from Halifax to their home in
this city, No. 1905 Connecticut avenue.
Miss Addie Carson has returned from West
Point, where she was the guest of her brother,
Lieut.. Carson, post adjutant
Mrs. Ellen Woodruff and Mr.. and Miss Wood
hull are passing the October days at Edwards
Hall, Stockbridge, Mass.
The marriage of Mr.. Benoni Wheat, of Alex
andria, and Miss Lydia Hester will be solemn
lied on Wednesday
DR.. Corson, of the Army, who succeeds Dr.
Gardner at the Arsenal, arrived in Washington
early in the week.
Mrs. George L. Otis is in Georgetown, the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. S. c. Mix, No. 1917
Thirty-frst street.
DR.. Henry Cresson and family are at their
home, 1l22 Sixteenth street, after delightful
trip to California.
Mrs. Norton and Miss Juliet Norton are at
1922 II street from Deer Park, where they have
been all summer.
Miss Robbie Furleigh, of New York, is here
visiting her sister, Miss Katie Furlegh, of the
Patent Office.
Mrs. Cogan and Miss Cogan, of H street, have
returned to the city after several months abb
sence.
Mr.. Harry Jetmore, private secretary to Mr..
Justice Brewer, of the Supreme Court is at the
Arno.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Evans are at 1643 Thir-
teenth street after a summer of extensive travels.
Miss Anna Wyatt, of Charlestown w. Va, is
visiting Miss Maud Lipscomb at Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Virginia Randolph Faust has returned
from Virginia, where she spent the summer
Col. William B. Thompson has moved into
his new house on street, above Sixteenth.
Miss Aline Bell returned to the city early in
the week from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.
The Misses Huyck have returned from their
summer travels to their home on street
Mr.. Horton Pope, ex-private secretary to Sec
retary Noble, is in town for a short visit.
Mrs. w. IL. Forrest, of Jersey City, is the
guest of friends at 1914 Sixteenth street.
Mrs, L. X. Smith is at l513T street where she
is settled for the winter.
DR.. Peck and family are settled down for the
winter at l343 Q street
Mrs j. L. Swan is again established at the
Arno for the winter
Mr.. r. b, Hay has entirely recovered from his
rheumatic attack
Dr. D. F. Finley and family are back from
their trip West.
Miss Agnes Parater has returned from her
Northern trip.
Miss Emily Fox has returned from her visit to
Connecticut.
Miss Mae Petty is in Roanoke visiting rela-
tiYes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Colt are at the shoreham.
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