The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-26

cupY position in his fathers cable office. Mrs.
Mackay and her youngest son remain in London,
where she recently gave handsome reception
in honor of her father, Col. Daniel Hungerford.
In the face of the stories constantly cropping
out in the papers, so mortifying to her social
ambition, it must be a qualification to Mrs.
Mackay to put her father en- cridpcc.
Mr.. John Maynard Harlan, son of Mr..
Justice Harlan, was married on Tuesday after
noon to Miss Elizabeth Palmer Flagg, of Non-
kers, y. y. The ceremony took place in the
First Presbyterian Church, Yonkers The mar
rage service was performed by Rev. Richard
d. Harlan, of New York, brother of the groom,as-
sisted by Rev. DR.. John Reid, of Gonkers. Mr.
James ). Harlan of Chicago was best man. L sh-
ers, Messrs David NJ. Look. Charles Mum, and
Robert X. Prentiss, all of New York; DR.. Rob
ert \. Flagg, of Yonkers, and Messrs. Robert
F. Shanklin and Thomas D. Jones, of Chicago.
The bride was surrounded by bevy of pretty
bridesmaids. Miss Flagg, her sister, attended
as maid of honor. Misses Laura Harlan, of
this city; Claudia Stimson, of New York, and
Julia Baird, Matte Baldwin, Anna Cochran,
and Janet Warng, of Yonkers, were the
bridesmaids. The bride wore a superb robe of
richest white satin. Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan will
reside in this city.
Governor and Mrs. Carroll will take house
in w Washington this season and introduce their
youngest daughter to society. They have taken
no part in the gayeties here since the deeply-la-
mented death of their young daughter Miss
Irene Carroll
Mr.. and Mrs. James johnson are living In
their house on X street, between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth, which was lately occupied by DIR.
r. G. Fisher. DR.. Fisher has removed to 1928
Connecticut avenue, near the Church of the
Covenant
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Cotton and family are
at the Shoreham, where they have settled for
the winter. They have devoted the last three
years to European travel, and look forward
with pleasure to winters residence here.
Mr. and Mrs Percy NJ Hughes are living at
721 Eleventh street northwest. Mrs. Hughes
will be at home to her friends on Wednesdays
in November. She was one of the most charm
ing brides OF the past spring
The marriage of Miss Katharine Gassaway
Peter, of Rockville, Nd, and Mr.. Hugh Nelson,
of this city, will be celebrated in the Presbyterian
Church, Rockville, on Wednesday evening,
November 5, at o'clock,
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Carrie
4. Colison, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
L. ColisOn, and Mr. Thomas n. Howard, on
Tuesday evening, at the Metropolitan NJ. Z.
Church.
Mrs. Jean NJ. Lander will return to her quaint
home on Capitol Hill early in November. She
Travelled through Europe during the spring and
summer, and spent September at the Isle of
Wight.
Count Eugene Mitkiewicz gave handsome
luncheon on Tuesday of last week, at the Cafe
Savarin, Philadelphia, in honor of Dr. Edward
Bedloe the newly appointed consul to Annoy,
China.
Mrs. Bidde and Miss Nellie Biddle are visit
ing relatives in Elizabeth, N. j. They will spend
portion of the year here, but will not resume
housekeeping, having engaged apartments at
| hotel.
Madame Romero will probably not return
| from Europe before the middle of November,
| as Senior Romero has decided to visit England,
and this will prolong their stay on the other
| side.
Mr.. Harry Smith, journal clerk of the House,
| has gone to the Hygeia, Old Point, for period
| of rest before the opening of Congress. He is
accompanied by his daughter, Miss May Smith.
Mrs Fitzhugh Coyle and her daughter, Mrs.
! Goldsborough, with her interesting young fam
| lily, have returned to the city from Oakland,
| where they always spend the summer season.
Colonel and Mrs. E. c. Blount and Miss
| Blount will spend the winter at the Arno.
Their house on Massachusetts avenue will be
ready for occupancy in the spring.
Mrs. John o. Hodges, of Lexington, KY, and
her daughter, Miss Hattie, will remain in Wash
| ingtOn until the middle of December. They
are staying at the Clarendon.
Mrs Hirst and the Misses Hirst, of Philadel-
| phia, have rented the house 14l0 Twentieth
street for the winter, They will be delightful
acquisitions to society.
General and Mrs j, j. Reynolds have re-
! turned to their residence corner of Sixteenth
and streets, from Mill Creek, near Fortress
| Monroe.
Mr., and Mrs. George T. Baxter have returned
! from their visit 10 West Point, where they were
the guests of Col. John Wilson and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Outerbridge Horsey and daugh-
| ters are established in their new home, corner
! Of Twenty-frst street and Hillyer Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talmadge A Lambert and fam
! lily are at their Observation-Disclosures residence
from their country seat near the city
Mrs. s. NJ. Fassett has returned to the city
| from Maryland. Early in December she will
90 TO Chicago TO visit her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Piper, OF 1908 L street,
are enjoying visit from their daughter, Mrs.
| John ii. Foster, of Evansville, Ind
Miss Rosa Ford of Charles County, Nd, is
spending fortnight in the city as the guest of
Mrs Vivian Brent, of q street
Mrs. Hawley wife of Senator HawIey, has
returned from her visit to Mrs Charles Dudley
! Warner at Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. 5. jerome Uhl is in New York, engaged
in putting the finishing touches upon some
! portraits.
Mss. Frank Denny, wife of Lieut.. Denny, of
the Marine Corps, has returned to the city from
! Oakland.
Professor Nissen and family are back from
Europe and are located at 1882 Fourteenth
street.
Judge and Mrs. James B. Edmunds will
shortly start on trip to the Pacific Coast.
Rev. DR.. McKim and Mrs. McKim have re-
turned from their summer trip to Europe.
Mrs. Caroline Dali has moved into her newly
purchased house on Eighteenth street.
Governor and Mrs. Fletcher, Of Missouri, ar
| rived Ehhitt fha a1TaalT