The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-10

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| Mcguire, John Johns and wife, Miss Johns,
| Arthur Johns, l.. G. F. Hugo and wife, Mrs. +.
| II. Saltzer, Garnett l.. Hills and wife, George
r. Simmons, E. S. Carroll, and j. II. Soule.
Mr.. John Horan, eldest son of Mr.. H. Horan
superintendent of the National Museum Build
ing, was married on Wednesday to Miss Mary
E. Sullivan, of New York. The ceremony took
place in New York City.
Mrs. James G. Carlisle remains ut her post
on X street, and intends to ''hod the fort''
while the Senator's duties compel him to re-
main in the hot city. Mr. William Carlisle and
wife are with her.
Mr. Samuel Fowle j. w. Harsha and Mrs.
Harsha, Mr.. John A. Ruff, and Miss Lizzie Ruff
were among the Washingtonians who enioyed
the sea breezes and surf bathing at Atlantic City
during the week.
Mrs. Jacob Paris and daughter Maud left last
Tuesday for Northport, Long Island, where they
have taken a cottage for the season. Mr. Paris
is still at 1927 | street, but will join his family
soon.
Mrs. j. d. Lincoln is stopping with her pa
rents, Major and Mrs. Edwin j. Sweet, during
her husbands absence in Kentucky. Mrs.
Lincoln has Just returned from Northern trip
Secretary Blaine left Cape May Wednesday.
He stopped at New London, Conn to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Enmons Blaine who are staying at
that charming resort for short time.
Mr.. r. c. Gatta, Misses M. E. and A. X. Bond,
Miss L. A. Morse, Mrs. j. E. Chapman, Miss NJ
E. Chapman, and Mrs. L. Hudson, of Washing
ton, have been at Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Damrosch arrived in
New York on Thursday. They will spend the
remainder of August at Bar Harbor. In Sep
tember they will go to Lenox.
Mrs. Clarence b. Rheem and her mother,
wife of the Rev. DR.. Domer, left the city on
Thursday for months sojourn among the
mountains of Pennsylvania.
The Marchioness of Tondopdorrv fap,ore
English beauty, is soon to visit the United
States. She will make an extensive tour
through the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Strickland, Jr, have re-
turned from their sea trip from Old Point Com
fort to the various fashionable resorts on the
Long Island coast.
A most enjoyable german was given by the
guests of Forest Inn on Tuesday evening last.
The favors were exceedingly handsome and the
figures novel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Nailor, Jr.. have gone
on an extended tour through Canada. They
will not return to the city before the middle of
September.
The Despatch, with Secretary Tracy, Mrs.
Widening and daughter, and a party OF
friends on board. arrived at Sullivan Harbor on
Thursday
Mrs Mcbride, of Corcoran street. and her
daughters, the Misses Lillian and Jessie Nc
Bride, are summering at Rockbridge Alum
Springs.
Lieut.. John F. Parker, of the Navy, and Mrs
Parker are travelling on the Pacific Coast. They
will probably join the Presidents family at
Cresson.
Mrs. Hearst, accompanied by Miss Hillyer, of
San Francisco, has arrived in California. She
went direct to Santa Rosa, where her parents re-
side.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles, Mrs. Miles, Miss Ce-
ella Miles, and Miss May Sherman were re-
Gently at Hotel del Coronado, Coronado Beach,
Cal.
Mrs. Walthall wife of Senator Walthall, and
her daughter, Miss Courtney Walthall, are in
Leesburg where they will remain until Septem-
ber.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Grant Tegeler and their in
teresting family are occupying their country
villa near Harper's Ferry.
Captain and Mrs. w. L. Cash left on Thurs
day for Atlantic City, where Mrs. Cash will re-
main some weeks.
Miss Emma V. Pierson will leave this evening
for Harper's Ferry to spend the remainder Of
the heated term.
Samuel NJ. Shute, Jr., and the Misses Shute
are visiting their cousins, the Misses McEwen,
at Ocean Grove.
Naval Constructor Hchborn and family have
returned to their home on N street from a
Northern tour
Judge r. L. B. Clarke, of the Patent Office,
with Miss Clarke and Miss Cora Rogers is at
Deer Isle, Me.
Miss Jeanette Laskey and Mr.. E. j. Brown
We're united in marriage on Monday by Rev. DIR.
Cuthbert.
Mrs. j. S. Redman and family will leave
Piney Point on Thursday to visit friends in
Virginia.
Mr.. Anthony Il. Tyssowskl returned Thursday
from three weeks trip to Cape May and other
resorts.
Mrs. NJ. j. Blair and her daughter, Mrs.
Violet Blair Janin, arrived at Deer Park last
week.
Mrs. Samuel Hudson, of this city, is passing
the summer at the Hotel Wellington, Atlantic
City.
Miss Annie B. Grady, of the Post Office De-
pertinent, is spending her vacation at Atlantic
City
Rev. Joseph Fletcher and wife are visiting
Mrs. Moffette, 1924 n street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Hodges are at the Sunset
House, Magnolia, Mass
Admiral and Mrs. Carter are at the Fauquier
White Sulphur Springs
The family of DIR. Sonenschmidt will spend
August at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Vivian Brent, of Q street, is spending
some weeks in Virginia
Mrs. Dixon, of Rhode Island, has remained
all summer in the city.
Miss Jenkins, of Capitol Hill, is summerng
in Clarke County, Va.
Miss Marguerite Nolan will soon leave Cape
May for Asbury Park.
Miss Adde Kleinschmidt is visiting friends
in Canada.
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