The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-09-28

at the residence of Mr.. Arthur Pumphrey, on
Seventh street, near G southeast, Thursday
evening, to witness their marriage, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev DR.. Williams,
rector of Christ Church. At the conclusion of
the ceremony reception was held and we'd
ding supper served. DR.. Walton is one of the
faculty of one of the local dental colleges. DR..
and Mrs Walton will take an extended tour
through the Eastern States, and Will return Oc-
tober 6, when they will be at home to their
friends at their future residence, on Second
street northeast. Among those present besides
the families of the contracting parties were
Mr.. and Mrs. ElkiDs, Mr. and Mrs. p D.
Rauke, Mrs Tolson, DR.. johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. Wagner, Messrs. Harry Dobbins and Ar
thur Mclean, Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. May, of Bal
timore, and hosts of Others among them being
several dental students
Mrs. Mary s. Lockwood. author of ''Historic
Homes of Washington' and various scientific
works, has received the compliment of being APP
pointed by ex-senator Palmer Commissioner-at-
Large OF the Worlds Fair. Mrs. Lockwood is
vice president of the Woman's National Press
Association and one of the founders of the
Travel Club, and her past history is guarantee
that she will not be mere ffgurehead.
One of the latest ideas is a foliage dinner. A
bank of moss and ferns is arranged down the
centre of the table, the latter in every shade of
green, from dark to light, and having all the
Down each side are tiny pots of maidenhair fern
hidden in jardinieres of the palest green tint or
light yellow. The effect is very soft and
pretty.-Home Journal.
The marriage of Miss Alice Kingsbury of
this city, and Mr.. Charles Z. Estes, of Morgan
town, N c., took place on Thursday evening
at the BRIDES home The marriage service was
read by Rev. S. FL. Greene, of Calvary Baptist
Church. The bride wore travelling costume of
tan-colored cloth, gloves and hat to match
MIR. and Mrs. Estes are now in New York.
Mrs. Shepherd wife of the chief of the Rev.
enue Marine Service, Capt. Shepherd, has taken
one of those pleasant houses on P street, near
Dupont Circle, where she will be at home the
coming season. Capt. Shepherd is in Europe
on business.
Miss Mamie Merrick, daughter of the late
Richard Merrick, of this city, will sail for Eu-
rope October II to enter religious order in
Rome. She will be accompanied on the voyage
by younger sister, Miss Kate Merrck who
goes to Germany to study music.
Miss Mary Emma Wamsley and Mr.. l.. F.
BOnwimpffen were married on Wednesday
evening at the BRIDES home, SOB Seventh street
northwest. After October l the newly married
couple will be at home to their friends at No.
GIG street
Archbishop Elder, of Cincinnati, is guest at
the Catholic University, where he is conducting
the exercises of a spiritual "Retreat," which
will be concluded next Sunday by grand pom
tifical mass.
Mrs. William Howard Mills and family have
returned from Capon Lake, in the mountains
of West Virginia, to 1921 o street, and her
friends hope the pleasant Shakespearean read
ings of last season may be renewed.
Sefor Romero has gone to Europe to escort
Madame Romero back to this country. Mad
anne Romero's health has been considerably
benefited by her sojourn at Carlsbad. She is
now in Paris, where Sehor Romero will join her.
The Misses Willenbucher have returned from
their extended trip through Europe, and will
be pleased to see their friends at 427 New Jer-
sey avenue southeast.
Maj. NJ. j. Foote and family go to New York,
October /. Mrs. Foote and her attractive
young daughter Miss Katharine, sail for Paris
October on La Bretagne.
Miss Laura Coats of Phenix Ariz., daughter
of George f. Coats, one of the Worlds Fair
commissioners from Arizona, is visiting Oscar
w. White and family, of 1886 | street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stilson Hutchins will occupy
their Observation-Disclosures residence this sea-
son.
Mrs. DIR. Gleeson, of r street, has Joined her
husband at the Red Sulphur Springs of Vr-
ginia.
Miss Emma Gray, of 22O1 X street, has re-
turned from Asbury Pork, where she spent the
summer.
Miss Olcott, of Albany, N Y, will be the
guest of Senator and Mrs. Dixon during the
coming season.
Inc marriage OF MISS Ida Hester ana Mr.,
Benoni Wheat, both of Alexandria, will take
place in October
Mrs. j. Hudson Grant and Miss Grace have
returned to Fort Myer from a trip to New Eng
lands sea side resorts.
Mr.. A. j. Menocal, son of Chief Engineer
Menocal, and Miss Abbott will be married in
this city on Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry O'Nel, of st. Louis, is visiting
Mrs. Rollngs, of Thirteenth street, and will re-
main for several weeks.
Mrs. Stewart, daughter of Senator Black
burn, is visiting Miss May Tarr at Senator Ken
mas residence on Capitol Hill.
Mrs. Sarah Butterheld has returned from
Starr Cottage, Narragansett Pier, to her home
In this city, No 1912 Sunderland Place.
Admiral Russell and family have returned to
their home on De Sales street. Naval Cadet
Russell will return to Annapolis tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reside have returned to the
city.
Mr.. A. G. Heaton has returned from his sum
mer trip.
Mrs. Kaspar and family are again at their
M-street home.
Bishop Keane has returned from his summer
trip to Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew b. Graham are at the
Hygeia, Old Point.
Mrs. w. t, Crump and family have returned
from Colonial Beach
Capt. Zalinski, of the Fifth Artillery, was in
town during the week.
Senator and Mrs. Dixon will reside at the
Arno during the winter.
Captain and Mrs. Frank Gross are visiting
Mrs. George Alfred Townsend at Gapland.