The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-12-28

take
place on Tuesday evening, January 6, at the
home of the bride. Mr.. Fill is well known in
Washington. His parents still reside here and
number of his family and intimate friends
will make the journey TO Springfield to be pres
ent at the ceremony.
The American Historical Association will be
entertained Tuesday afternoon, from to &
o'clock, by Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Cabell
who have invited a number of friends to meet
them. Mrs. Cabell will be assisted by Mrs
Leo Knott, Mrs: William Earle, Mrs Tennis
Hamlin, Mrs. Gen. Cilley, Mrs f. II. Wal
worth, Mrs. A. Howard Clark, and Miss Cabell
will have with her Miss Nicolay and Miss
Stetson
The following-named ladies of the Congress
slonal circle at the Elsmere will receive on
Tuesday, the 9th, and on Tuesday, the 27th of
January, aud also on the last Tuesday before
Lent, reserving the remaining Tuesdays during
the season for paving visits: Mrs. Burrows, of
Michigan; Mrs. Townsend, of Pennsylvania:
Mrs. Townsend, of California; Mrs Perkins,
of Kansas, and Mrs. Wilkinson, of Louisiana.
The German Club, chaperoned by Mrs. Sena-
tor Faulkner, Mrs. Senator Daniel Mrs Com
missioner Mcdonald. Mrs Estes G. Rathbone.
Mrs. Capt. Haycocll, and Mrs. Heaven, and
which promises to be one of the social successes
OF the season, will meet for the first time at
Mrs. Dyer's Dancing Academy, 1917 street.
on January s. from o P. NJ. until l.
The German Club will hold its first meeting a
W VI o. AaFpell Dyers uanclng academy, NO. l0lI
street, on Monday, January s. from p. NJ
until l A. Nj. The chaperones of this new
organization are Mrs. Senator Daniel Mrs
Senator Faulkner, Mrs. Estes G.. Rathbone,
Mrs Commissioner Mcdonald, and Mrs. Heaven.
At Lincoln Hall on Monday evening, January
., there Will be special performance for the
benefit of the Associated Charities. Morton's
comedy of Speed the Plough" is now
being rehearsed by a group of young men
and women, who are anxious to lend hand for
charitY's sake.
The invitations for the Bowling Club Assem-
bly, dance and cotillon are issued in the names
of Miss Dahlgrer and Miss Edie the former
having been the original organizer of the club,
The dance will take place on Friday evening" at
9 o'clock, at the National Rifles Armory.
Ex-Secretary and Mrs. Mccullough and Miss
Mary Mccullough will receive their friends on
New Years Day at their residence, 912 Fiji
teenth street, after 1870. Mrs Mccullough
throughout the season.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Mattie
Il. Gillis, daughter of Mr.. B. w. Gillis of this
city, and Mr.. Clarence +. Doyle, of Pittsburg
Pa The ceremony will take place on Wednes
day evening in the Church of the Incarnation
at o'clock.
The first dancing reception aud cotillon of
the Assembly-German takes place tomorrow
evening in the National Rifles Armory. This
will be an assembly from $50 to II O'Clock,
when the regular german will commence.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles Blake of Fred
erick, Md, and Miss Mamie Hammond of Mary
land, will take place on Monday, January 5, at
the nome OF the bride. Both parties are well
known in this city.
The second dancing party of the Social AS
sembly will take place on Monday. January s.
at the National Rifles Armorv They are
among the most enjoyable dancing gatherings
of the year.
The ladies of the National Hotel will not be-
gin their formal receptions until the second
Congressional families living at this comfort
able hotel,
Miss Lillian A. Norton, of 2O21 Massachusetts,
avenue, will receive on New Years at the
Young MEMS Christian Association rooms,
14O9 New York avenue.
Invitations are out for Professor Sheldon's
annual class masquerade, to take place next
Friday evening This will no doubt be de-
lightful affair.
Mrs. Simon Wolf will receive on New YEARS.
Day, assisted by her daughters, Mrs Gotthold
OF New York, and Miss Wolf, at No. 1925 Fifth
street.
The Garfield Sewing Circle VIII meet next
Friday, at 1870 o'clock, at the residence of
Mrs. Simon Wolf, 1925 Fifth street.
Mrs and Miss Skerrett will not receive .Janu-
uary /, but will resume their Mondays on
Miss Annie Coleman will receive on New
Years Day at sO7 Twelfth street, after P. NJ.
Mrs. Emily L. Sherwood will receive on New
Years Day at S07 Twelfth street. after 3 P. Ma
Mrs. Herbert q. Ogden, of 1924 Nineteenth
street, Will be at home Saturdays in January
Coyne Fletcher will receive on New Years
Day at SO7 Twelfth street, after p NJ.
Miss Addic Larrick, Of Wincheste Va, is
the guest of the Misses Walker, of Vermont
avenue.
Mrs. Morton gave dancing party last night
ior her young daughters and their schoolgirl
friends.
Miss Fannie White, daughter of Mr. George
II. b. White, is spending the holidays in Boston
The Misses Hardee, Of Savannah, are the
guests OF Miss Stoddard, of Sixteenth street.
Mr. Harry H. Fry, of the United Press, and
Mrs Fry are visiting relatives in York, Pa.
Miss Iiockaday entertained party of young
lady friends at a luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Draper and Mrs. Slocomb, of New
ork, are at the ArnO for the winter.
Miss Eleanor Bigelow of Cambridge, Mass, is
the guest of Miss Helen p. Hill.
Miss Lilly Carr is spending the holidays with
her mother at the Langham.
Judge and Mrs. Macarthur will leave for
Florida early next month.
senator and Mrs. Dixon will return from
Rhode Island tomorrow.
The Misses Rhinelander, of NewYork, are at
the ShOreham.
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