The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-04-13

decked table. The guests included Mr., Mrs
and Miss Maud Knowlton, Misses Knorr Mr.
and Mrs Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs Rush. Mr.
and Mrs. Travers, Mr.. Lee, Miss Rotenbury,
Miss Hattie Austin, Mr.. Cleaver, Mr.. Brock,
Miss Anderson MIR. Martin, and Mr.. Barnes.
DIR. w. w. Ayres gave a delightful dance at
the Elsmere on Friday night. The spacious
apartments on the first floor made charming
dancing rooms. a very elaborate supper was
served at midnight. Among the guests were
Senator and Mrs. ingalls,, Hon: and Mrs J. c.
Burrows, Mrs. Snider, Mr. Halford, Miss Jean
nette Halford, the Misses Huyck, the Misses
McParlin, DIR. Hosmer, DR.. Menocal, DR.. Gard
ner, Messrs. Vaughn, Boiseau, Elquera, Bout
well, and Caldwell.
The ladies present at Mrs. Webb's elegant
luncheon in honor of Mrs. j. B. Houston, of
New York, on Wednesday, were, besides the
guest of honor, Mrs. Beal, Madame Romero,
Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs. Cultivate, Mrs. Hutchin-
son, Mrs. Bryan, Mrs Mann, Mrs. A. A. Will
son, Mrs Menocal, Mrs Macias; Mrs. Wilson,
Mrs. Edmunds, Mrs. Carr Mrs. Perry, Mrs
Barbour, Mrs. Arnville, Mrs. Fry, Mrs. Soul6,
Mrs. Tod, Mrs Harper, Mrs. Marry, and Mrs.
Warner.
Miss Bessie Van Rensselaer,, who is to take
prominent parts in "Honor Boundn and "The
SNOWFALL" pays frequent visits to Baltimore
to assist at the rehearsals The plays will
last week of April. Miss Van Rensselaer, during
her visits to Baltimore is the guest of Miss
Bessie McIlvaine, of Park avenue, who will
also take part in the plays.
Mr. Fenwick Young, Jr, entertained num-
ber OF friends at dance on Easter Monday
night. The company included Mrs Beall, Miss
Blaine. Miss Dyer, Miss Blandford, Miss Heald,
Mr.. Hesston, Mr.. Young, Miss Howard Miss
Duhamel, the Misses Casson, Mrs. and Miss
Young, Mr.. Duhamel, Dr. Koones, Messrs
Blackstone Crosson, and Hopkins.
Mrs. G. Il. Baldwin, of 1907 r street, re-
| hor1 1,,,o Ia, ,,D1;
ment to Miss Mira Beals, OF Boston. Among
the guests were Miss Potter, of New York;
Miss Hamlin, Of Scranton; Mrs. Coolidge, Mrs
Rush, Misses Aplin, Hamln, Baldwin, Padon,
and Brown.
From the large number in attendance at Sena-
tor and Mrs. Manderson's silver. wedding recep-
tion on Friday night, all the invitations must
have been accepted. Mrs. Manderson was as
sisted by Mrs Anson McCook, Mrs. Flint Mrs.
| Dyck, Of New York, and Miss Free, of Phila-
delphia.
Miss Cabell gave breakfast of twenty four
covers Wednesday morning, April 8. The
young ladies met at IL, gathered around two
large tables, and had merry time while par
taking of an elaborate and daintily served menu.
The guest of honor was Miss Grouse, of Akron,
Ohio.
The Misses Fuller entertained company at a
tea on Easter Tuesday afternoon. The Misses
Halbert, of New York, whom the guests were
invited to meet, were unavoidaby detained in
play of Hamlet with the part of Hamlet left
out.
Mr.. William j. Little and Miss Matte Roome
were quietly married by Rev. DIR. Chappelle in
st. Matthew's Church on Thursday morning
Only relatives and few intimate friends wit
messed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Little
| went to New York on a bridal trip.
Handsome luncheous were given during the
past week by Mrs. A. c. Tyler on Monday
Flowers, lilies of the valley. By Miss Bige.
low, a company Of twelve girls, at a very ele
giant luncheon on Tuesday. The flowers were
jonquils.
The Continental Rifles gave very delightful
ball on Easter Monday night in Washington
Hall, Capitol Hill. The handsomely decorated
hall and fine music were highly appreciated by
the friends Of the Rifles, who attended in large
numbers.
Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland is still at th
Pine Crest Inn, Paola, Fla, where she will re
who was in Washington during the past week
spent portion of the winter at the Pine Cres
Inn.
The French play given by some of the mem
bers of the French Glass last night at Mrs. j. 2
Jones's residence, on Massachusetts avenue wa
highly praised by all present. Mrs. Jone
handsomely entertained the class after the play
Mrs. A. H. L. Gosling returned to her hom
in New York on Thursday, after three weeks
visit in Washington. Mrs Gosling is th
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Moses, and ha
many friends in the home of her childhood.
The Cameo Club has extended invitations TO
an at home reception to the members of tn
social clubs of this city and Alexandria, t.
take place next Wednesday evening at Nc
Cauley's Hall, East Washington.
Miss Bigelow gave beautiful yellow lunch
con on Tuesday. The guests were the Misse
Window, Miss Hutchinson, the Misses Men
donea, Miss Cabell, the Misses Fuller, Mis-
Soule, and Miss Moreau.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmons Blaine will spend th
spring and early summer at Fernwood, havin
rented this lovely country home of Mr.. and Mrs
George Brown, in Green Spring Valley, nea
Baltimore.
Miss Bigelow gave a yellow luncheon o
Tuesday The guests were Misses Window
Miss Cabell, Misses Fuller, Miss Soule, Misse
de Mendonea, Miss Morrow, and Miss Hutcl
inson.
The young girls of the Clarendon gave
pretty german Wednesday evening. DIR. Nj
tans led. Miss Mamie Green, who has sper
some weeks at the Clarendon, left for Gu
, peper Thursday.
, Judge and Mrs. Wylie opened their spaciou
, mansion for the entertainment of the Dancin
Glass Thursday night All the bellies and beau
of the class were present, with the usual chaI
erones.
Senator and Mrs. Morrill, will celebrate til
, Senator's eightieth birthday ON Monday the lat
instant, by an at home from 0 to 12, for whic
cards of invitation have been issued.
, General and Mrs Spinola have sent out card
for a high tea, to be given at the Arlington, i
the new tea-room, on Wednesday afternoon
April 23, from 4 to Z.