The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-04-06

complimentary reception and bali at the Ma
tional Rifles Hall on the 23d instant. The in
vitations are being eagerly sought for. The
officers will on this occasion appear in the new
uniform now being made for the camp.
The Misses Halbert, of New York, are the
guests of the Misses Fuller, daughters of the |
Chief Justice. The latter will give tea in |
honor of their guests on Tuesday afternoon.
Senator and Mrs Manderson have sent out
invitations for an at home on Friday evening, |
from to 12 o'clock. The entertainment is In |
celebration of their silver wedding.
Miss Hannah Adler and Mr. 1. w. Nordlinger,
prominent business man of Georgetown, were
quietly married in Baltimore on Tuesday by
Rev. DIR. Hochheimer of that city.
The engagement is announced of Miss Sara
Elkns, eldest daughter of Hon. s. B. Elkins,
and Mr.. Alexander G. Oliphant, of Trenton, N.
j., son of Gen. s. D. Olphant.
Mrs. William Duff Haynie is with her sister,
Mrs. Webster Happy, at the Langham. She will
be at home to her friends on Friday evenings
and Sunday afternoons.
Miss Nicholas Mills will give tea on Tues
day afternoon in honor of her guests, Mrs. Ir-
wing Keyser, Mrs. William Keyser, and Miss
Keyser, of Baltimore.
Mrs Mary Albert Johnson has been enjoying
a visit from her son, Mr. Henry johnson, consul
to Venice. Mr. johnson is gifted and success
full illustrator.
MISS bessie an RenSSelaer is TO take q Ieau-
ing part in 'In Honor Bound,'' which is to be
played at the Baltimore Lyceum for "sweet
charity"
A fine military ball will be given at Odd Eel
lows Hall, East Washington, on Monday even
ing, under the supervision of Professor William
g. Belts.
Miss Helen Frances Toland and Mr.. j. B..
Moore, Third Assistant Secretary Of State, will
be married on Wednesday, at noon, in st. Paul's
Church.
Mrs. Wadsworth, 1739 l street, will entertain
company at kettledrum on Monday from
to {. The guest of honor is Mrs. Duer, of New
| York.
reception will be given the Alumni of the
University of Virginia at Professor Cabells,
| l4O7 Massachusetts avenue on Saturday even
| ing.
Mrs. NJ. Harrison Mckee has been suffering
from slight indisposition for two days past
and in consequence is confined to her room.
Miss Lucy Corkhill has gone to Colorado with
her aunt, Mrs Touzalin. She will spend the
spring months on Mrs. Touzalin's rancho.
Judge and Mrs. Wyle will take part in the
post-Easter gayeties by giving ball to the
Dancing Glass on Thursday evening.
DR.. A. A. Marstellar and his daughter, Miss
| Pauline, and son, Master Acca, have returned
from an extended trip in Alabama.
Mrs. Representative Townsend, of Pennsyl-
vania, has removed to S13 Vermont avenue
She will receive on Tuesdays.
Mrs. S. NJ. Fassett is at home 1908 New
Hampshire avenue, Tuesday evenings, and on
other days from to p. NJ.
Miss Mburn has sent out invitations for
party on Monday night in honor of her guest,
Miss May Avery, of Georgia.
Miss Mary Grouse, daughter of Hon. George
w. Grouse, of Ohio, is visiting Miss Cabell,
1407 Massachusetts, avenue.
OH ;of NJ, 90 ,,,;ll
have their annual dinner at the Shoreham Fri
day. April II, at o'clock.
EX-Commissioner and Mrs. Raymond spent
few days in Washington last week, the guests
of Mr.. George Truesdell.
Mrs. Hammond, of Belcourt, will resume her
Tuesdays at home, commencing next Tuesday,
for the spring season.
Miss Cabell, of Massachusetts, avenue, will
give breakfast to number of young ladies on
Wednesday, April 8.
The II. F F. will give another one of their
pleasant german cotillons on Tuesday evening"
at Masonic Temple.
The ladies of the Hamilton House have is
sued cards for german for Wednesday even
ing OF this week.
Miss Vera Trust, who was the guest of Mrs.
Sewers, returned to her home in Baltimore
early last week.
Mrs. Edward McCauley will entertain a
large company at tea on Monday afternoon from
4 to7
Miss Nellie Kerr, of Washington, is the guest
of Mrs Edward Kerr, of Townsend street, Balti-
more.
Mrs. Charles Cunningham, after protracte
visit to Providence r. L., has returned home.
Mrs. Woodward, of Fort McHenry, is visit
ing Mrs. and Miss cambridge, at the Arsenal
Miss Beatrice Farquhar will spend the sum
mer in Germany. She will sail early in May
Miss Bgelow will entertain number of
young friends at luncheon on Tuesday.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. John b.
Henderson will give dancing reception.
Mrs. Casey and Mrs Stone have discontinued
their Thursdays at home for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards Nevins will give a
dance at the Country Club on Saturday.
Judge and Mrs. Batcheller will give dinner
party for young people on Wednesday.
Miss Elsie Butler, who spent the winter in
the South, has returned to the city.
Miss Randolph returned to the city on Friday
after an absence of nearly month.
Miss Carrie Story returned to Washington
from Old Point early in the week.
Miss Berry is in Baltimore, the guest of Miss
Anita Brandt, of East Read street.
Miss Bessie Edmonds, of 1918 Riggs street.
is visiting IN New York City
Mrs. Van TYNE and family, of Laurel, Md,
have moved into the city.
Mrs. John w. Foster will receive on Mondays
during the spring season.
Miss Maud Fowler, of Baltimore is visiting
her relatives in this city.
Mrs. Richie has out invitations for an after
noon tea on Monday
Mrs. Senator Jones will entertain the French