The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-07-13

pleasant manner which won Miss Gordon many
friends will kindle many wishes for her early
return.
The excursion on Thursday evening last of
the "F. S. S." to Marshall Hall on the Macales-
ter was one of the peasantest parties that has
left the city this season. The steamer was
comfortably filled and every one had ample
room for dancing. At the request of their lady
friends the club will repeat the excursion at an
early day.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Bridget have taken
cottage at Deer Park for the season, and will
leave for there tomorrow. They will chaper-
one quite gao party, which will include Miss
Grace ID. Parker, of Park street, Mount Pleas.
ant; Miss Mamie Moore, Miss Jean McLaugh-
lin, and Dr. Dave Moore.
Miss Mollie Townsend, of 1917 b street, is
spending the summer at her beautiful resi-
dence at Treeport, Pa. Her departure at this
timeis a sad blow to her circle of friends who
yet remain in the city, as her presence was the
forerunner OF social ENJOYMENT.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Hanford will spend
the summer at the Warm Sulphur Springs, Va.
Mr.. Hanford will support the charming young
actress, Miss Julia Marlowe, next season, play
ing Ingomar Malvolio, Mercutio, Iachimo,
Jacques, etc.
Mr.. William Allison Merritt left the city yes
terday for Lewsetta, Va, on the Chesapeake
Bay, where he will be joined August by Mr..
w. A. Marschalk, when they will take a cot
tage and keep 'bachelors' hall" for a month.
Postmaster General Wanamaker has gone to
Cape May Point for a short visit to his family
Mrs. Wanamaker and daughters will remain at
their seaside cottage until the 1st of August,
when they will go to Saratoga and Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Skinner have returned
from their wedding journey and are paving
parting visit to Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Bacon,
Mrs Skinner's parents before starting for
their home in Galveston, Tex.
Miss Winnie Davis, who arrived last week
from Europe by La Bretagne, is now at Beavoir,
her Southern home. Miss Davis's marriage to
MIR. Alfred Wilkinson, of Syracuse will take
place early in the autumn.
Mrs. Reed, with her young daughter Miss
Kitty, left early in the week for their home in
Maine, where Mrs. Reed will endeavor to rest
and recuperate from the fatigue occasioned by
her winter social duties.
The family of Mr.. Thomas E. Waggaman is
at Bluff Point, the scene of the disastrous wind
storm that took place on Tuesday evening last
No member of the family was injured in the
cyclone, fortunately.
Lieut.. Converse, of the Army, arrived here
early in the week on visit to his father-in-law
Admiral Jenkins. Mrs. Converse, who has been
here several months, will go West with her hus-
band in a few weeks.
Mrs. Frank Leslie, who is making her annual
pilgrimage through Europe, recently spent sew
eral weeks in Paris, where she was the guest of
Mrs. Lucy Hamilton Hooper, in the Rue des
Petits Champs.
Mrs. John G.. Merritt and daughter, Miss
Leonora Merritt, have left the city for Canton,
Ohio, where they will spend the summer with
Mrs. Merrtt's daughter, Mrs. Henry L. Erd-
man.
The marriage of Mr.. r. W. Buckley and Miss
Florence Meylert was recently quietly cele-
brated in New York, at the home of the BRIDES
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Buckley are at the Ran
dali.
Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton Weir have returned
to their home in New York City from a charm
ing visit to Washington While here thew were
the guests of Mrs H. T. Hamilton.
Mr.. Thomas F. Bayard Jr., sailed for Europe
last week. In company with a college class
mate he will make walking trip through Eng
land and Scotland.
Mrs L. A. Fischer, of Massachusetts avenue,
has gone to Orange, N. j., for a short visit;
thence she will go to Atlantic City for visit of
several weeks
General and Mrs. George B. Williams will
spend few weeks at the Stephenson House,
st. GATHERINGS, Canada, before going to their
Indiana home.
DR.. and Mrs. Fry and Mrs. Fry's sisters, the
Misses Mamie and Mary Campbell, sailed on
Wednesday for Europe, where they will travel
extensively
lhlSS ocuule OF bloomington, Vt,
accompanied her sister, Miss A. j. Robinson,
to Atlantic City, where they will remain until
September.
Mrs. G. w. Johnson, Miss Alma johnson,
and Mr. Denman johnson left on Monday for
Ocean Grove, where they will remain until
autumn.
Miss Emma Henderson, of street, will leave
for Colonial Beach on the 10Th instant. Later
she Will go to Asbury Park to remain until Sep
tember.
The Attorney General and Mrs Miller have
returned to Washington, after spending a
couple of delightful weeks in the State of New
York.
Miss Dean, accompanied by her two brothers.
are the guests of Miss Helen Nichols at her
country home near Brighton, Howard County
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The Misses Louise and Constance Grosyenor
are, with their parents, Representative and
Mrs. Grosvenor at the Ocean House, Newport.
About fifteen ladies of the w. .N.P.A. are
making preparations TO attend the annual en-
campment of the G. A. r. at Boston in August.
United States Treasurer Huston has recently
been a guest at the Traymore, Atlantic CITY.
where he went for the benefit of the sea air.
Miss Pauline Weston, of 1921 T street, is sum-
mering at Highland Park, H., with her cousin,
Mrs r. II. Babcock, wife of DR.. Babcock.
Mrs. Shriyer Stusrt and Mrs. Van Vorhees
sailed on Thursday for Europe, where they will
travel through the summer and autumn.
Mrs. Gen, Hazen and her son are making
short visit in Virginia. Mrs. Bugher and Mas
ter Frank Bugher are at Oakland, Md.
Mr.. Bushrod Robinson, Mrs. r. d. French,
and the Misses Marlow were registered last
week at the Traymore, Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank s. Presbrey and family
left Monday morning for Lake George, where
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