The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-09-14

Mrs. Rice Pierce has been spending the latter
part of the summer at Deer Park, after month
on the sea-shore. Mrs Perce's many friends
will be glad to learn that she will return to
Washington the last of the month, and expects
to be, as usual, guest of the National during
the winter. Mr. Pierce's popularity is duly at
tested by his denomination as Congressman
Mrs. Pierce has long been regarded as one of
the most charming of the Congressional circle
of ladies at the National.
Mr.. Lewis w. Sinsabaugh has purchased one
of Mr.. Schneider's charming houses on @ street
northwest, No. 1747. Mrs. and Miss Sinsabaugh
have returned to the city after most charming
summer spent at Saratoga Springs, including
visit to Round Lake, with Bishop and Mrs
Newman. They have taken up their abode at
the new residence, and will, as usual receive
informally on Fridays
Cards have been issued by Mrs. Virginia
Whittlesey for the marriage of her daughter
Miss Sarah H. Whittlesey, and Mr. Theodore
f. Sargent The ceremony will take place on
Wednesday. September "a, at 8 o'clock, at the
First Presbyterian Church.
Many persons will be interested in learning
that the Womans- Gymnasium, CID Twelfth
street northwest, will reopen on October l. Dr.
Clara Bliss Kinds, medical director and lee
turer; Professor and Mrs. Hartwig Nssen, in
structors.
Mrs. and Miss Batcheller have returned to the
city from their summer travels, and are busy in
pTepaIlng 10 move lnUO Unelr new residence,
1912 Vermont avenue They expect to be set
tied by October l.
Mrs. NJ j. Barry, of 1921 H street, will leave
tomorrow for New York to visit her sons.
After fortnight's stay, accompanied by her
son, Frank, she will leave for Boston to visit
her sister.
Mrs. Bate and Mrs. Susanne Bate were in
town for day or SO early in the week. They
have now gone to their home in Tennessee,
after spending the heated term at the North.
Lieut. F. w. Paige, of the "Old Guard" and
wife have returned from their outing ut Buz-
Yards Bay, Mass, accompanied by their niece,
Miss Evie Turner, of South Hanover, Mass.
Mrs. and Miss Woods are at Watkins Glen,
where they will remain several weeks. They do
not anticipate returning to their Mt. Pleasant
residence until late in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dickson and family have
returned from their visit to Saratoga and vi
cinity, having passed August and a portion of
September in that locality.
Mrs. Charles A. Boynton and Miss Boynton
have returned to the city after pleasant vaca-
ton spent at their summer home at Falmouth,
Mass, and in the West.
Dr. H. A. Robbins and family will soon re-
turn to their home on Fifteenth street from
Cold Spring Harbor, N. Y, where they have
passed the summer.
Invitations have been issued for the marriage
ceremony of Miss Aimee Sioussa and Mr. John
Mccormick in McKendree NJ. E. Church on
Thursday morning.
Mrs. Representative Blanchard, who returned
to the Metropolitan recently from tour of the
Northern resorts, will leave for Louisiana dur
ing the week.
commissioner of internal revenue is spending
month at Cherry Stone Cottage, Southampton
County, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace p Springer are making
a general tour of the West, having first at
tended the Railway Mail Clerks meeting at
Denver.
Mrs. G. M. Pepper and her baby, Nora, are
again at their home, 1887 r street, much i'm
proved by their months stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Wanamaker has left Saratoga for her
country seat, Lindenhurst, near Philadelphia.
Miss Wanamaker still fingers at Bar Harbor.
The Misses Window, who have made long
visit to Mrs. Garfield at Mentor, are now with
Mrs. Window, at Wiliamstown, Mass
Mr.. G. w. Yickery, General Superintendent
of Railway Mail Service, and Mrs. Vickery are
visiting places of interest in the West.
The marriage of Mr.. Frank T. Miller, of this
city, and Miss Mary T. Mazante, of Philadel-
phia, took place on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge has closed her villa
at Nahant, Mass, and is in this city, to remain
until the adjournment of Congress
Miss NJ. Q. NJ. Kellip, who has been summer
ing up in Carroll County, Md, has returned to
her home, 1923 Thirteenth street.
Mrs. William L. Seufferle and family, of s
street, have returned from Rock Enon Springs,
where they spent the summer.
Mrs Hutchinson and Mrs. Ball are at their
country seat, near this city, where they will re-
main until late In October
Miss Sioussat has returned to her home on
Jefferson Place after pleasant summer spent
at Westminster, Md.
Mrs. Farley, of 1897 ii street, will shortly 90
to Governors Island to visit her son, Col Far
ley, of the Army
Professor and Mrs. Riley have left Cape NAV,
where they have spent the greater part of the
summer
Miss Susan p. Pollock has returned from
Mountain Lake Park, where she spent the sum
mer.
Mrs. Rusk returned from Deer Park during
the week, accompanied by Miss Rusk.
DR.. and Mrs. G. Lloyd Magruder returned
from Europe during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs f. B. Hay have returned from
their trip to Cottage City, Mass.
Mr.. Truxton Beale is visiting his sister. Mrs.
John Mclean, at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. S. A. Taylor and Mr.. Charles Taylor
have returned from Ohio.
Mrs. Jay Sypher and family have returned
from Aurora, w. Va
The Misses Laura and Fannie Rice are at
Forest Glen
Representative and Mrs. Taylor are at Lake
HohOnk.
Mrs. Mertz has returned from her summer