The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-09-28

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ter of Capt. Grady, of the Engraving and Print
ing Bureau, took place on Wednesday evening
at 6:30 o'clock, in Trinity r. g. Church, West
Washington The beautiful edifice was bril-
liantly illuminated in honor of the event, while
the handsome altar was resplendent with waXen
tapers and choice cut flowers. A feature of the
ceremony was the playing of the wedding
march by Miss Kate Grady, blind sister of
the bride. The ceremony was performed by
the venerable Father Roccoford, assisted by
Father Kelly and full company of acolytes. The
bride was beautifully attired in dress of white
china silk, elegantly trimmed with lace, and
was full train. The ushers were Messrs. Guy
Collins, Frank Collins, John Kemp, and Hill
ton Carmichael. reception followed the SER
vice at the home of Capt Grady, 1016 Twen-
tieth street, where were shown large number
of elegant wedding presents.
On Wednesday evening Miss Annie Collins,
daughter of Mrs r. Collins, of 726 street north
east, and Mr. Harry Chase, of this city were united
boro', Md, uncle of the bride. The ceremony
took place at the BRIDES home, which was
charmingly adorned with palms, ferns, and
masses of cut flowers. The valuable wedding
gifts were displayed in the drawing room. Miss
Collins wore most tasteful and becoming trav-
cling costume of dark-green serge combined
with velvet. She carried large bunch of La
France roses. handsome wedding supper
followed the ceremony, and at 1870 Mr. and
Mrs. Chase left on their bridal journey.
On Thursday evening there was jolly gath
ering at the residence of Mr.. II. King, Jr., of
Kings Palace, the occasion being Mr.. Kings
twenty first birthday. The members of the
Argo Literary Club presented Mr.. King with
handsome ring having the letter "K'' set in
diamonds and pearls. The presentation
made by Mr. n. Meyer on behalf of the club.
An elegant supper was served, and an evening
of rare enjoyment followed.
Senator and Mrs. Stockbridge are now thor
oughly settled in their newly-leased mansion,
corner of Connecticut avenue and N street.
Mrs. Drummond of Kalamazoo, Senator Stock
BRIDGES sister, is paying them a visit. On We'd
nesday the Senator entertained party of gen
tlemen at dinner. The table was charmingly
adorned with autumn flowers, chiefly dahlias
and goldenrod.
Mrs. Lander will soon return from her Eu-
ropean trip to her coZy home on Capitol HILL
Fer last stopping place in Europe is Ventnor
Isle of Wight, where she is now resting prepara-
tory to her voyage across the ocean.
Mr.. and Mrs Parker Mann returned to Tan
glebank for only brief stay. They went last
week to Nantucket, accompanied by Miss De
Barre.
Mrs. Reeves will visit her sister, Mrs. Tomp-
kins, wife of Gen. Tompkins, of the Army, at
Governors Island, before returning here for the
winter.
Mrs. Bainbridge-Hoff and Miss Louise Balm
bridge-Hoff have returned to their home in this
city from Halifax, where they spent the greater
part of the summer
Capt. V. McNally and Mrs. McNally are again
in winter quarters at the Hamilton House. They
have just returned from extended trip to
Northern seaside resorts.
Mrs. o. A. Mack and daughters sail in Novem-
ber for Europe after spending the summer at
Jamestown
Ex-senator and Mrs. Henderson are again at
Boundary Castle after an enjoyable summer in
the AdrOndacks.
Miss Lizzie McGnniss has returned from Illi-
nois, where she visited her uncle, Maj. McGin-
Miss, of the Army.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobltzell, of Q street, are visit
ing Mr.. Hoblitzell's parents at their country es-
tate in Pennsylvania.
Col William b. Thompson is preparing to
move into his handsome new house on S street,
near Seventeenth street.
Mrs. Finday Harris is at her home on Corco-
ran street after delightful summer in the noun
tains of Southwest Virginia.
Mrs. N. S. Lincoln has returned to her home
on II street from visit to her friend, Miss
Gale, at New London, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Riggs are at their Massa-
chusetts-avenue residence after spending the
summer at Quoque, Long Island
The Potomac Athletics give another one of
their pleasant dancing receptions on Friday
evening next at their clubhouse.
Mrs. Dahlgren has returned from her country
home, Booneboro Md, and is at her elegant
mansion, 1926 Massachusetts, avenue.
Mrs. Charles Bispham has returned to her
home, 1886 Connecticut avenue, after nearly
three months absence at Siasconset, Mass.
Miss skerrett, daughter of Commodore Skier
rett and Miss Miller, of Philadelphia, are visit
ing Mrs. Mattison, No. $40 Nineteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. stillson Hutchins are at Deer
Park.
Mrs. Sargent has leased Mrs. Hazen's house,
on X street.
Mrs. McCahill is at her home in Georgetow n
from Capon Springs.
Mrs. William e. Earle left on Thursday for
visit to Charleston, s. G.
Mrs. A. B. True and family returned last
week from Lake George.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Heck and family ere
home from Pennsylvania.
Miss Agnes Eichorn has returned to the city
from Blue Ridge Summit.
Representative Mason and family will resi- lie
on L street this coming winter
Senator and Mrs. Farwell have taken apart
ments at the Arno for the season.
Mrs. Dorsey Clagett has returned from Deer
Park, where she spent the summer.
Representative Cannon and daughters will re-
side at the Arno this coming winter.
DIR. and Mrs. Buckley returned last week
from delightful trip through Europe
Mrs. JONES' Miss Cora Jones, and Miss Nettie
Lewis are visiting relatives at 1907 G street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Elroy Curtis and family
have returned from their visit to Ashtabua.
Mrs Berlah Wilkins and sons are home from