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


Settlers Story" and awoke general enthusiasm
by her histrionic talents and personal charms
All acquitted themselves in manner creditable
to even old stagers. The success of the enter
tainment was in large degree due,to the efforts
and ability of Professor Hughes.
= marriage of interest to society circles in
this city took place in New York on Monday
The bride was Miss Annie Cutting daughter of
Mrs. Haywood Cutting, and the groom Baron
Raoul de Nriore, of Belgium, lately appointed
Secretary of the Belgian Legation in this city.
The marriage ceremony took place at the brides
home in New York, No. 101 Fifth avenue.
Miss Cutting wore a superb bridal gown of
white satin, embroidered with silver, veil of
point lace, fastened with sprays of orange
blossoms, ornaments of valuable pearls. She
was given in marriage by her brother, Mr..
Henry Mason Cutting. The father of the
groom, Baron Alfred de NriGre, was one of the
witnesses of the ceremony. He presented his
daughter-in-aw with a diadem of diamonds.
The bride received in presents diamonds galore.
The Belgian Minister, Nj. lie CHAT, and Count
and Countess d'Arschot attended the wedding.
Countess d'Arschot, wife of the first Secretary
of the Belgian legation is, like Baroness de
NriGre, New Yorker.
The many friends of Olive Logan Skies, the
well-known correspondent will be deeply
panied to hear that she has been greatly be-
reaved in the sudden death of her son, John d.
Delile, the late Consul to Bristol, England, who,
it will be remembered, was appointed Just one
of the National Press Association. Why not
make Olive Logan, an unusually brainy and
capable woman, her sons successor The fact
that no woman ever has been appointed con-
sui is no reason why woman should not be.
The business is not at all above bright
woman's ability to perform, with the usual as
sistance of a competent clerk.
delightful surprise party was given Miss
Janet Richards on Tuesday evening, at her
residence, 1927 Rhode Island avenue. The oc-
nosin ion Miccp dol. +,;,,
to Europe, where she accompanied Madame
Romero last summer large number of
friends assembled at the residence of Mrs.
Annie Louise Powell 1907 Rhode Island
avenue, and proceeded in body to Miss Rich
ards's home, few doors above. She was
thoroughly and delightfully."- 'surprised' A
very enjoyable evening was passed. Mrs.
Powell rendered some beautiful vocal selec-
tions, and Mr.. f. B. Hay gave some interesting
recitations.
The Woman's National Press Association met
in Wilard's Hotel parlors as usual on Friday
night, Mrs. NJ. d. Lincoln, the president, in
the chair 1t being the literary night, no bust
ness was transacted save the usual routine, all
topics of interest to the association being laid
over. Mrs. Belva Lockwood read an interest
ing and elaborate paper relating to her recent
observations on European society, which was
well received
There is fine table cloth three and three
quarters long, with one dozen napkins to
ildIcu, elnDTOluereu Win Dflar-rOSe pattern,
now on exhibition at Mrs. Brazelman's Art
Department, opposite the Boston House. 1t is
only necessary to mention that 1t was made by
some OF the ladies of the Garfield Sewing
Circle, who are noted for their superior art en-
broideries.
Sehor and Madame Romero arrived in New
York Saturday, the Sth instant, by steamer Au-
gusta Victoria. They came direct to the Mex
lean Legation in this city, where Madame
Romero is resting from her voyage. Sefior
Romero, who is always benefited by trip on
the sea, was about town during the week call
ing on his diplomatic confreres.
A pleasant reception was given last evening
by General and Mrs. w. I'll. Browne on the sec
ond anniversary of their marriage to the few
family friends and relatives who was present at
their union. A poem written for the occasion
by Mrs. w. Ross Browne was read, and music
and conversation made another memorable oc-
cason in this delightful home.
On Wednesday evening Miss Josephine
Brandt, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Brandt, was married to Mr.. Edward j. Hillyard
The ceremony took place at the BRIDES home,
1430 Pierce Place. A number of friends from
Philadelphia came on to the wedding. After
the ceremony handsome supper was served.
Judge and Mrs. Samuel shelabarger have
sent out invitations for the wedding Of their
youngest daughter, Miss Mary Shelabarger, and
Mr. John Harvey, Young, of Piqua, Ohio, on
Saturday, November 90, at noon The ceremony
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Sl2 Seventeenth street.
The Bayadere Club, which believes that va
riety is the spice of amusement as we'll as of
life, held their forty-second meeting recently
at the home of Miss Agnes Saul. On this oc-
casion it was an conservation party" The
next entertainment, it was decided, will be a
| ''phantom party"
Mrs. Halderman and Miss Anna Haderman
have Joined Gen. John a. Haderman at his
apartments, 1886 | street, Mrs. and Miss Hal
! dernan have just arrived from Paris, France,
Miss Anna will return to Paris next spring and
continue her studies there
Cards have been issued for the marriage cere-
mony of Miss Emily Hyde, daughter of Mr..
! Thomas Hyde, of Georgetown, and Mr.. Barry
! Buckley, son of DIR. j. n. Bulkley, of Washing
! ton, in st. Johns Church, Georgetown, on
Wednesday, November 26.
The notable reception given by Miss May
Garrett on Friday night, in Baltimore, and
which was attended by Mrs. Harrison, was the
| first occasion on which Miss Garrett has enter
tanned in her magnificent house, No. 104 West
Monument street
Among the Washingtonians who attended
the McLane-Lee wedding in Baltimore were
Mr.. and Mrs. Bancroft Davis, General and Mrs.
| Parke Mr.. Van Rensselaer, Berry, Gen. Joseph
| E Johnston, and Mr. and Mrs John Cropper.
Mr.. Sewer, of New York, has taken posses
sion OF the Nichols place. Georgetown, the
home Of the late Col. Hollingsworth. Mr.
Sewer and family will make their permanent
home in this picturesque old place.
The Misses Mary and Katie Aylmer, of No.
l7O5 Il street, are making preparations for a
visit to Norfolk, where they will be the guests
OF Captain and Mrs, McGlensey at the Navy
Yard.
The marriage of Miss Florence Speed and