The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-30


j. Newton, Miss Newton, and Mr.. Frank Reside.
An instructive paper on "Foll Loren by
Professor c. A. Kenosten, of Howard Univer-
sity, was the leading feature of the monthly
meeting of the Potomac Literary Club, held at
DR.. Lambs residence Tuesday evening. A half
hour of entertaining discussion followed the
reading of the paper. The other literary and
musical exercises were participated in by Pro-
fessor w. E. Hart, Miss Alma Saunders Miss
Alma Ebert Mr.. James NJ. Stewart, Miss
Lizzie Chapman, Mr.. II. W. T. Jenner, and
Professor Hart. Among those present were
Mrs. I. II. Hall, DR.. S. G. Staples, Gen. George
W. Balloch, Miss Evilina Prudhomme, Mr..
and Mrs. Weller, Mr.. Edwin Hart, Mr.. Israeli,
Mr. Kern, Mrs. Math, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Lamb and daughter, MIR. George c. Gwynn,
Mr.. and Mrs. /. K. Trembly, Miss Jeanette
Richards, Mrs. NJ. j. Tully, Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
rison, Mr.. and Mrs. Slas Boyce, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. b. Taylor, DR.. a. I. Augusta, Mr.. and Mrs.
NanAuken, Misses Della and Nettie Time,
-hrs. Isabella Morrison and daughter, Mrs.
Maria Stierlin, Miss E. T. Ward, Mrs. NJ. S.
Beall and daughter j. L. McCreary ESQ, Mrs
=: F. Mason, DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Baker, Mr..
VIII c. Stierln, Miss NJ. Steele Mrs. James
Boyd, Mrs Ada Wrenn Bell, Mrs. E. j. Edison.
Mr.. j. p Lathrop, wife, and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. j. Pullman, Judge McCamont Miss
Alice Templeton, Mr. and Mrs. B. w. Fen
wick, Mrs. Lucy A. Leggett, and Mrs. j. r.
Marcel.
The marriage ceremony of Miss Anna Wilson,
only daughter OF Judge and Mrs. Jeremiah VIII
son, and Mr. William Haywood, of the State De-
partment, took place at the BRIDES home on
Wednesday evening. Rev. DR.. Bartlett, of the
New 1ork-Avenue Presbyterian Church, per-
formed the marriage ceremony. Lieut. Norton,
of the Navy, was best man. Miss Wilson was
given in marriage by her father. Her bridal
toilet was ideally perfect. The gown was of
richest corded silk, with garniture of silver
embroidery and duchesse lace. The tulle veil.
ant ba,,
wreath of white roses The bridal bouquet
was also composed of white roses. President
and Mrs. Harrison, with the immediate families
of the bride and groom, witnessed the cere-
mony. Immediately after the reception com
menced. a superb supper was served, Presi-
dent Harrison escorting the bride to the dining
room, the groom going with Mrs. Harrison.
The pretty custom of the bride throwing her
bouquet among the girls was observed. Mis-.
Carrie Parker caught the bunch of roses At
$3.50 Mr.. and Mrs Haywood left on their we'd
ding journey. When they return they will 20
to housekeeping in the house presented bv the
BRIDES father No 1919 Twenty-first street
The hall at Takoma Park was the scene OF
Brilliant masquerade party Wednesday evening,
given by the Montgomery Club to its friends
Quite a number of Washingtonians drove out in
a tally-ho. About $50 o'clock the carriages be-
gan to arrive, and at 9:30 the hall was filled
with masqueraders in all varieties of unique
and striking costumes. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Coombs Mr. and Mrs Gil
bert, Mr.. and Mrs Howser, Mr.. and Mrs.
Finley. Miss Noyes, Miss Gunnell the Misses
Champln, Miss McKedon the Misses Fisher,
and Misses Keys, Putnam, Ray, Fox, Sunny,
Parks, J. G. Wilson, c. G. Allen,'T L. Jenkins,
N. o. Fisher Ray, Fugitt, Keys, Russell, and
DIR. Schafhirt.
The wedding Of Mr. Barry Bulkley and Miss
Emily Hyde was celebrated in ST. Johns Church.
Georgetown, at high noon on Wednesday. Rev
Ray. Ushers, Messrs. Leonard B. Gunneli,
snowden Ashford, Gaylord Hunt, Charles Nc
Cauley, and Pickering Dodge. Bridesmaids,
Misses Hyde and Knight The bride was hand
somely attired in white and carried bunch of
La France roses and lilies of the valley She
walked up the aisle leaning on the arm of her
father, Mr.. Thomas Hyde. The bridesmaids
Immediately preceded her. The groom and his
best man awaited her at the chancel rail- Mr.
and Mrs. Bulkley left on an afternoon train for
the North.
Friday, November 81, the Bayaderes spent
one of their many pleasant evenings together as
the guests of Miss Laura A. Fenwick Domf-
noes, cards, lotto, and tiddledy-winks were
played in progression, at the close of which
games Misses Teresa and Agnes Saul were con
graduated upon receiving the first prizes. The
how OF good humor was not interrupted by the
adjournment of the guests to the dining-room
where the French puzzle-cap kisses provoked
Witticisms and mirth to so great an extent as tc
come again a child, if just for the night Dane
ing preceded the morning farewell, regretfully
given
On Monday evening the Commander in Chief
of the G. A. r., Gen. Vesey and his staff with
Col. Urell and his staff, of the Department of
the Potomac, visited in a body the Woman's
Potomac Relief Corps, auxiliary TO the Depart
ment of the Potomac, q. A. X. Mrs. Ferree
the president of the Relief Corps, received the
visiting gentlemen in gracefully-deliyered ad-
dress, which was responded to In gallant terms
by Gen. Nesey and other gentlemen OF his
staff, and also by Col. Urel and his men. After
very pleasant hour in intellectual converse
collation. of coffee, sandwiches, and cake
was served by the ladies.
A pretty double wedding was solemnized on
Wednesday last at Trinity Episcopal Church,
the parties being Mr.. L. A. Free, of Bristoe
Va, and Miss Annie L. Wright, of Calvert ton,
Va, and Mr.. Lindsey b. Thomas and Gertrude
w. Free, of NokesVille, Va. There was a large
number of friends present, and at the conclu-
sion reception took place in the Vestibule.
The service was performed by Rev DR.. Addi-
son.
Gle at the return of Mr.. Alexandra Greger to q
post in this city. He has been on duty for the
past two years in New York City, but he is now
transferred to the Russian Legation here where
he is appointed First Secretary On Monday
evening superb dinner was given by Mr.. de
StruVe, the Russian Minister, in honor of Mr.
Greger's promotion.
Miss Nellie Marsh, daughter of Mr.. D. D.
Marsh, Was married on Thursday evening in
st. Dominick's Church by Rev. Father Don
nelly to Mr.. George e. Ansey. The ceremony
was followed by reception, after which Mr..
and Mrs Ansley left on their wedding journey.