The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-09-21

Lieutenant and Mrs. w. E. Reynolds will re-
side at 1886 l street the coming season.
Miss Julia r. Balch returned last week from
months sojourn at Snickersville, Va.
Lieut. Duvall and family have moved in from
Rockville, and have quarters on street.
Paymaster General Smith, of the Army, and
family will reside at the Shoreham this season.
Mr. Grant Webster has returned from his va
cation trip to Narragansett and Saratoga.
Col. r., Smith, of the Army, and family have
taken quarters at 1851 street for the season.
Colonel and Mrs. Enoch Totten are expected
back about October from their summer trip.
Mrs. E. G. Townsend, of 1917 Thirteenth
street, has returned from her European travels.
Mrs. Robert Heiston and daughter have re-
turned from two months'vist in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. E. NJ. Ramsdill, of Milwaukee, is visit
ing Mrs. Isaac Henderson, Of 1912 Rhode Island
avenue.
The betrothal of Miss Minnie Lansburgh and
Mr.. Charles A. Goldsmith has been formally an
nounced.
Mr.. Perry 8. Heath and his bride will reside
at the Ebbitt upon their return from their we'd
ding trip.
Miss Minnie Lansburgh will be out of town to-
day, and will not be OF home until next Sunday,
2Sth instant
Mrs. Isaac Henderson and her daughter, Mrs.
Carbaugh, spent last week at the Blue Noun
tain House.
Miss Hattie Martin and brother, Mr.. Frank
Martin, have taken apartments at 1886 street
for the season.
Mrs. Mary Q. Frey has returned to the CITY
from an extended trip to the Maine Coast and
the White Mountains.
Mrs. Charles Fisher is back from her visit to
Pennsylvania relatives. Mrs. Flagg will remain
some weeks slonger.
The engagement of Miss Hattie eBackenheimer,
of this city, and Mr.. Emil R. Levy, of st. Paul,
MIMI, Is announced.
N. I. Engle, of Capitol Hill, returned Thurs
day from two months visit to the various
countries of Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs George Gait are at their resi-
dence on Fifteenth street, after ENJOYING a
delightful trip North.
Mrs. FL. G. Burch and Miss Ada Burch are
home from a sojourn of two months in the
mountains OF Virginia.
Miss Nell Hodgson has returned to her home,
104 Eleventh street southeast where she will be
at home to her friends.
The Misses Biggins, of New Jersey, are guests
OF their cousin, Mrs William Gaddis, of 625
Maryland avenue northeast.
Mrs. and Miss Colt have left for brief visit to
Ohio. They will reside at the Shoreham this
season, as they did last winter.
partment, has taken rooms at the Woodlawn,
Rockville, for September and October.
General and Mrs. McKeever have returned to
their H-street residence from the Blue Mountain
House, where they spent the summer.
Mrs. NJ G. Frey, who spent the summer at
Kennebunkport Me-, has returned to her resi-
dence in this city, 1912 Rhode Island avenue.
Miss Nellie Friebus has returned from her
visit to Michigan. Her cousin, Miss Susie Van
nf oeah H;n1, hal ,,sll
Mrs. Doyle and sister, Mrs W. E. Reynolds.
wife of Lieut.. Reynolds, of the revenue marine,
are visiting Mrs. Dudley Page, of Frederick, Md.
Mrs. Townsend with her charming daughter,
Miss Madeline Townsend, has returned to the
city from tour of the various fashionable re-
sorts.
Mrs. and Miss Rolf, after seasons soiourn at
Sorrento, Me-, have returned to the city, and are
stopping with Mrs. Stockham at 906 Fourteenth
street
Commodore Shock and family are at their
handsome residence on Fifteenth street from
Rehoboth Beach, Del, where they spent the
summer.
Cards are out for the marriage ceremony of
Miss Minnie E. Grady and Mr.. r. S. Collins,
at Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown, on We'd
nesday
Mrs. Lieut.. Haynes and Mrs. Cunningham,
of the Arsenal, are at Fortress Monroe, where
Mrs. Cunnngham's beauty and grace are much
admired.
The wife and children of Dr. William T.
Baldus have returned to their home in this city
greatly benefited by two months recreation at
Colonial Beach.
Mrs. Burton 7. Doyle, little son, and daughter
of Capitol Hill, left yesterday for Dyersburg,
Tenn, where they will spend the autumn sea
son with relatives.
Baby Ides, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Ides, of
1885 New York avenue, gave her little friends
reception on her birthday, Thursday, 18th in
stant from to P. NJ.
The engagement of Virginia Ford, youngest
daughter of Mr.. James Williams Farrar, to Mr.
Harry Cobb Kennedy is announced. The mar
riage will take place October %, at La Grange,
Ill.
Mr. Samuel r. Brooks of the Government
Printing Office, aud Miss Margaret A. Johnson,
third daughter of Mr.. Robert johnson, were
united in marriage on Tuesday evening at the
residence of Mr.. Johnson, 42l P street. Rev.
j. j. Muir of the E-street Baptist Church, per-
formed the marriage ceremony in the presence
of the families of the high contracting parties
and few intimate friends.
Mr. Joseph Aman, of this city, and Miss Lucy
Dougherty, daughter of the late DR.. Dougherty,
of Cincinnati, were married in st. Jerome's
Church, Hyattsylle ON Tuesday morning. by
Rev. Father Russell. A nuptial mass was cele-
brated, and the choir of st. Jerome's rendered
Concone's mass A beautiful feature of the
musical service was the save Maria" charm
ingly sung by Miss Corinne Mcfarland. The
bride wore tasteful travelling costume of gray,