The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-12-21

ing. The night was an unpropitious one, but
the members knowing there was a good time
in store for them braved the inclemert weather
and attended in full force. The orchestra
struck up lively waltz about 0:15. The cotil-
lon then began and continued, with an inter
mission for refreshments, until 80 A. NJ. Mr.
George Mansfield led most delightfully."-, dis
playing considerable tact in introducing and
managing the many intricate aud novel figures
The favors were all pretty and were dispensed
by Mrs. Davis ana Mrs. Penney, who are chap
erones for the club Those present were Miss
Campbell Misses Viola and Augustine Dayis,
Miss Hills Miss Lovejoy, Miss Duhamel, Miss
Strong, Miss Ringgold, the Misses Ruggles,
Miss Frost, Miss Millward, Miss Bowcock, Miss
Taaferro, Miss Morris, Mrs Norton, Mr..
Mansfield, Mr.. Winters, Mr.. French, Mr.. Du-
hamel, Mr.. Mosher, Mr.. Towson, Mr.. Byrnes,
Mr.. Bates, Mr.. Hooking, Mr. King, Mr.. VIII
liams, Mr.. Spauldng, Mr.. Maddox, Mr. Cansey,
Mr.. Mackell, Mr. Merrill, and Mr.. Mobray.
On Friday evening an enjoyable party was
given by Miss Mamie Moran at her residence in
commemeration of her birthday. The pretty par
lor presented a gay scene and dancing was enjoy
ed until the early hours of the morning. About
midnight the guests gathered in the dining
room, where an elaborate supper was served.
who looked charming. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fry, Mr.. and Mrs Small,
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer Goodchild, e. and G.
Miller, Mangn, Stella, Craig, Padgett, Baptister,
DaTn6IV, MCulTT, Speluen, Mche0lGV, Misses
Gowans, Hurdle, Stanton, Cassidy, Fidtz,
O'Donohue, Stohelman, and McElhaney.
Miss Elizabeth S. Blasand arrived from Bos
ton, Mass, last Saturday evening, where she
has been studying vocal music under the tute-
lage of Miss Clara L. Smart, late pupil of
Madame Rudersdorff, deceased. Miss Blasland
will spend the holiday with her parents at their
residence, 915 o street northwest, after which
she returns to Boston to resume her studies
under Miss Smart
After the holidays Mrs. Almena B. Williams
will have with her for the winter Mrs. Upton,
wife of Judge Upton, of Walla Walla. Mrs.
Upton is the sister of Mrs. Williams, and both
ladies will be at home to their friends on Sat
urdays in January.
Mrs. Lawrence NJ Keitt and her beautiful
daughter will arrive at the Ebbtt after New
Years Miss Keitt is now in New York cult
waiting her voice under the instruction of a cele-
brated maestro.
General and Mrs. John S. Mason, of the Army,
have left their suburban home and taken apart
ments for the winter at 1854 NJ street.
The price of admission to Mr. Thomas f.
Waggaman's picture gallery is fifty cents, not
twenty-five, as enormously stated.
The many friends of Mrs. Col. Jack Brown
will be delighted to hear that she has recov-
cred from her recent illness.
Mrs. j. w. Budd, wife of Capt Budd, of the
Army, is the guest of her brother, Rev. A. t.
Steele, of Capitol Hill.
Mrs. r. H. Townsend of Philadelphia is at
her house, No % Lafayette Square, where she
will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wells, of St. Louis, Mo-,
are established in their new home, 1909 Seven.
teenth street.
Mrs. Myer Cohen is visiting friends in Phil
adelphia She will be at home next Friday.
Mrs. Nancy Huston Banks is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. j. L. McGee of LIE Droit Park.
Mrs. j. G.. Carlisle leaves tomorrow for New
York, where she will visit Mrs. Cleveland.
The "Deutsche Lesekreis'' held a very en-