The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-16
SOCIETY CHAT.

! ana III proved to he one OF the most brilliant af-
| lars that has been given by the club The hall
| was comfortably crowded with young ladies
! ana gentlemen, and all enjoyed themselves
! There were about five hundred guests i'm attend
ance, and 1t was the event of the season among
| the social clubs James F. Coleman was al.
rector and with his assistants, looked after
thngs IN a most satisfactory manner The
! committee on arrangements which was com
! posed OF Messrs. II. G. Bayy d. S. Hughes,
and William Freydon Lacey, discharged their
duties in an excellent manner. A number of
social clubs of this city attended in body, and
| thls added pleasing feature of the
evenings entertainment. Among them
VIOLA independents Dahlia, Calumet,
Cameo, Tacoma, and the Fanchon
Club of Alexandria The music, which was
extremely charming, was furnished by Pro-
lessor schroeder's orchestra. Among those
James r. Dobbyn, Mr., and Mrs. Frank Smoot
Mrs. Ezra +. Collins, Mrs. John Wheeler Mr.
and and, Mrs Arthur Brueninger, Mrs. Professor
William William e. g. Belts, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
William Burnes Mrs. Dibble Mrs. Willoughby,
the Misses Mary Phelps, Carrie and Nettie
Gowling, Dollie Snider, Ella and Annie Cross
kotta kt, Ingram, Margaret Coleman, Sophia and
Knight, Regina Castell, Imie Waltemeyer
Mamie Callan, Nettie Dibble, Katie Dob6yn,
Maggie Stewart, Susie Gordon, Jennie Flood,
Mary Mary L9aeey' Katie Winters, Rosa Stewart,
Celie Harleston, Mary Mckinley, Lucy
ana ana Alice Gowans, Effie Craig, julia
Brown, Matte Lamb, Lottie and Annie
SSeuitert, Cornelia Marceron, Annie and Jennie
hoss, Mamie Jones, Katie Hanley, Rose Wi
loughby, Belle Wilson, Maud Egan, s. Winkel-
man, NJ. O'Brian, Maud Epply Belle Smith,
Eyilene Padgett, Sophia Kubel, NJ. Tohoney,,
f Kosa Moore, Lizzie Wheatley, Maggie Cooke,
nelly, Carroll, Kelly, Larcombe Margaret and
iettle Allan Annie Wheatley, Miss Yates, and
Messrs. William johnson, Walter Ferris. An
are drew ~ 1McGarraghy, French Helm, Richard Eide
IN, dln, map IoWers' Charles Right, William An
drews, Oscar Hichew, William McCauey, John
McCormac, James Marcerom, William a. Bev-
ans George Hinch, Professor Joseph Caldwell,
Martin and Edward McQuade, George Otter
taS pack = John HuIse Harry Coleman, Morris Stei-
bel, Frank Holmes, Joseph, George, and Ber-
nard n, Gates Lew Stratton, Frank Carmody,
Clarence Tappen, j. j. Newyahr, George and
Alfred Belts. M. Curtin, Charles and Harry
G6odehild G1oe,sn James Springman, Guy stelle,
Fletcher, Sylvan Hussey, Charles Berry, Alfred
Smith, James Graves, William Norris. Felix
Blair, Walter Harley, Harry Lyddick, A. j.
davidson, Alex. Williams, Guy Padgett, Emial
hu6el, John Baptista, AL Malone, T. Farrell,
Willie Boyd, Henry Raeder, William Holtzclaw,
Perley Craig, w. Behrends, Steven McCartv
Edward &c Edmondston, George Montgomery,
E4 "a Callan. Charles Swaine, Jacob Brill, James
Stewart, George Keegan, Frank McLeron, P.
Downey, P. Hanes, Robert Wentzell, Charles
and Ed Terry, William Busey, and Col William
Freydon Lacey.
The usual Friday meeting of the Garfield
Sewing Circle was held at Mrs. Tullock,s
III street, Capitol Hill, and that lady fully
sustained her reputation of being charming
and hospltable hostess. The ladies present
were Mrs Logan, president; Mrs R. G. Ruther-
ford and Mrs. Ford Thompson, vice presidents:
Mrs. Johpston, Mrs. Powell, Mrs Lander,
Mrs Mrs. Flint, Mrs Talmadge, Mrs. Graves, Mrs.
Ire and Ill.
Mrs. Simon Wolf, Mrs. Hastings, Mrs Bennett,
Mrs. Jennings Mrs. Staples, Mrs Klein, Mrs.
Deltrich, Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. Pepper and Miss
Iayior' Inc next meeting will be held at the
residence of Mrs. Pepper, 1887 street northwest
on Friday, 2lst instant. The circle have opened
the fall campaign for funds in q way that
promises success. They still have about $4,000
10 raise TO clear of the Indebtedness that the
erecting the west wing of the hospital, and
they propose giving a valentine carnival
during the first week in February
raised rO 1nSf from up v.rhn that business Having
thlrty-fve and forty thousand dollars for the
hospital since it was projected, they feel conf
dent OF their ability to do more. The carnival
mas peen set for so early date in the season
Tor the reason that Lent begins unusually early
and the traditional "Fourteenth" comes within |
That period. No pains nor expense will be
spared to make this carnival the most fetching
1ete ever given in Washington. 1t will be held |
~ AiiiloIy several DAYS, ana VIII |
end with the grand ball of the season. There is
TO be an art department connected with the |
carnival, which will be most taking feature. |
There is great need in this community of hos |
pltal accommodations for contagious diseases
ana as soon as this remnant of debt is Cancelled |
the managers of the society propose to work to
that end, as they already have the nucleus of a |
fund in that direction in the form of a beuuest |
OF $4,000 from the late Mr.. George Francis.
Two acres or the seven acre plat of hospital |
grounds have been reserved for an isolated |
ward building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Kalbfus have issued |
Invitations for the marriage Of their daughter
MISS Florence Kalbfus, and Mr. j ohm b. Torbert, |
OF the United States Geological Survey Office |
and prominent member of the Analostan |
Boat Club. The ceremony will take pIace on
Wednesday evening, November 10, at s O'Clock. !
in St. Marks Church, Capitol Hill.
Cards have been issued for the marriage of
Miss Lizzie Moore of Charlottesville, Va and |
Mr.. Fred ii. Schneider, of Alexandria The |
wedding VIII take place on the 26th instant at
Charlottesville.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss Katie
b. kraus and Mr.. Thomas NJ. Harvey on We'd
nesday evening, 26th instant, in Holy Trinity
Church, Georgetown
The ladies of Miss Gays Shakespearean Club
Will be received by Miss Gay, at the Shirley SIG .
Fifteenth street, ut 113O A. M. on Wednesday
next, November 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn o. Delashmutt have re-
turned from their wedding trip, and are at the
Rochester, where they will receive their friends
on Tuesdays in December
The Independent Pleasure Club will give its
1lrst complimentary hop OF the season at Ma