The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08

way than by voting to give him or her a vacation
in Europe free of expense this summer. Read
the announcements about this free tour TN an
other column.
Mrs Sheriff. and her son and daughter, Mr..
and Miss Sheriff., expect to leave for New York
on Thursday to sail for Europe on Saturday,
the 14th. They expect to be absent three |
months. They are going with the hope of |
benefting Mrs. Sherrll's health, which is |
somewhat impaired.
Mrs. John w. Foster and family leave ON
Tuesday for New York, where she expects to
visit with her married daughters, going from |
there to the Adirondacks, and through the |
lakes and rivers to Ontario, by midsummer
Representative and Mrs. Butterworth and
Miss Mary Butterworth attended the mar
riage of Mr.. Clarence Halstead ard Miss nar-
riet De Ford in Baltimore on Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Gretinde Christian, of Richmond, Va,
who has spent three years in Paris studying art,
has returned, and is visiting her sister,
Mrs. a. p Montague, at 1914 Corcoran street.
Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss
Mary Berry a1d Mr.. Stanhope Williamson.
The marriage will be solemnized in the Pres
byterian Church, Georgetown, on Tuesday.
London Truth states that Prince Murat is
again negotiating a marriage with another i'm
mensely rich girl. Her nationality is not men
The engagement is announced of Miss Hannah
Behrends and Mr.. Matthew Bernheimer, of
New York City. They will be pleased to see
their friends this afternoon after O'Clock.
The annual commencement of the law depart
ment Of Georgetown University will take place
on Monday evening, June 9, at the New Ma
tional Theatre, at 7:3O o'clock.
| Paymaster General and Mrs. LOCKER left for
Norfolk and Virginia Beach early in the week
W. hv thp Wheat
| ley, of Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cassidy have given up
the house corner of Twenty-first and r streets,
and have gone for the summer months to Har-
ford County, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Wolf and daughters ex-
pect to sail for summer trip to Europe on the
9th instant. They anticipate being absent
several months
Mrs. 8. G. Kellogg is in Louisville, visiting
relatives. She will spend the summer at Deer
Park where Col. Kellogg will join her in Au-
gust.
Miss Florence Davies and Miss Alice DAILY
have returned TO the city from their visit to At
lanta, where they were the guests of Mrs. Balm
The distribution of premiums at the Academy
of the Visitation, Connecticut avenue and l.
street. will take place June 13, lat 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
Miss Annie E. Piper is at 1887 Fifteenth
street. She has ALMOST entirely recovered from
the eye trouble from which she lately suffered.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Morgan and Miss
Maud Morgan were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
A. S. Pratt during their short stay in the city.
Mrs. Richard Barry and the Misses Barry, of
Fifteenth street, will leave about the middle of
the month for summer quarters in Virginia.
Mr.. Rounceville Wildman arrived in the city on
Friday morning to receive his instructions from
the State Department as consul to Singapore.
General and Mrs. j. j. Reynolds, of Sixteenth
and streets, left on Thursday for sojourn Of
several weeks near Fortress Monroe
Mrs. Gadsby and Miss Bertha Richardson
have returned from Richmond accompanied by
Miss Pattie Lynch, of CloVerly.
Miss Ida Scranton has entirely recovered
from her recent illness. She will leave soon for
her home in Pennsylvania.
Justice and Mrs. Field sailed for Europe on
Thursday. They were accompanied by the
Misses Condit-Smith
Miss Ida Brown, of Capitol Hill, spent the
week in Annapolis as the guest of Professor
and Mrs. Thompson.
Mrs. Eugene Semmes Ives and her infant
daughter Annette, will spend the coming week
at Atlantic City
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Read of George
town. will take up their residence in New York
early in July.
Mr. and Mrs, A. l.. Barber left on the
Trophy yesterday for their country place on
Staten Island.
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Miss Maud Baggett spent the week in An
napolis, where she attended the Academy ball
on the 9th
Miss Cecilia Miles, daughter of Gen. Nelson
\. Miles, of the Army, has returned to San
Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. g. II. Wilcox and Miss WilcoN
left on Thursday for their summer home at Lake
Ontario.
Miss Eugene Louise Gray, of Columbus
Ohio, is the guest of Miss Teel, sos Seventeenth
street.
The family of Admiral Porter will leave the
city early in the week for their villa at Canoni
cut.
The Misses Shellabarger will spend the sum
mer at their former home in Springfield, Ohio
Rev. Father Mackin, of ST. Paul's Church, has
, gone to Europe in search of health and rest.
Miss Carol Dare Westcott will spend the
summer among relatives in New England.
Admiral Calhoun and family have moved tc
their summer residence in Takoma Park.
Mr.. Veerboff and family sailed on Wednesday
for three months visit to Europe.
Mrs Bugher, accompanied by her son, will
spend the summer ut Deer Park.
Justice and Mrs. Lamar will leave during The
! week for their home in Georgia.
, DR.. d. b. Clarke and family have gone tC
their country seat, Valley View.
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