The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-09-21

wide circle of friends. ,..v
Judge McCalmont and family are home from
Asbury Park.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Upshur have returned
from Bar Harbor.
DR.. George B. Welch has returned from
brief visit abroad.
Mr.. Arthur Padelford has returned to Balti-
more after long soiourn abroad.
Miss Emma Byles, of Missouri avenue has
returned from her visit to Saratoga
Misses Florence and Fannie Buckman have
returned from visit to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hartwell Cragin and
family are back from Capon Springs.
Mrs. Charles j. McCubben and family re-
turned last week from Portsmouth, Va.
Mrs. Hornbach and the Misses Hornbach have
returned from the White Sulphur Springs.
Hon. and Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain, of Eng
land, are at Newport visiting Mrs. Whitney.
Mrs. John Blair Hoge has returned from
Bedford Springs, where she spent the season.
Miss Anita Hendre, of 1928 street, returned
Wednesday after a delightful summer in Eu-
rope.
Mrs. Senator Butler and daughters have re-
turned to their residence in this city, 1434 N
street.
Mr., Mrs, and Miss Farnsworth are back to
their Sixteenth-street home from their summer
travels.
Mrs. NJ. j. Foote and her charming daughter,
Miss Katherine, sail for Paris October on La
Bretagne.
DR.. Lewis Mackall has returned from Europe.
DR.. Lewis Mackall, Jr., will remain abroad for
another year.
Miss Hargrove, Of Corcoran street, returned
last week after two months stay in the noun
tains Of Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard P. Ward were recently
guests Of ex-President and Mrs. Cleveland in
the Adirondacks.
Mrs. Lucy Page Stelle and daughter left
Washington on Thursday morning for an eX-
tended visit to st. Louis
The marriage of Mr.. Raymond Collins and
Miss Grady takes place on Wednesday next in
Trinity Church, Georgetown.
Miss Lillian Hamilton, who came from Balti-
more to attend the wedding of Miss Jessie Bill
ings, has returned to her home.
The engagement announced in last Sundays
HERALD Of Major ID. 2. Heap and Mrs. George
Mack, is authoritatively denied.
Mrs. Don Cameron and little daughter,
Martha, have made frequent visits to the Blue
Mountain House during the heated term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace P. Springer have re-
turned to their residence in Takoma Park after
long and pleasant trip through the West.
Commander Bradford, of the Navy, and fam
lily will soon return to their residence, 1922 P
street, from their summers sojourn in New
England.
week from North Carolina where she enjoyed
a delightful visit to Mrs. Vance, wife of Sena-
tor Vance.
Commodore and Mrs. Badger have left Capon
Springs for Brooklyn, where they are the guests
of Lieutenant and Mrs. Elliott, at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard.
Mrs. Thomas g. Hensey and Masters Walter
and George Hensey returned Thursday from
Ocean Grove, where they have been the past
summer months.
Mrs. Charles Sherman, mother of Mrs. Don
Cameron, has spent the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. Collegiate Hoyt, at the Lake
House, Lake George.
Mrs. William III. Mcknight and daughter re-
turned last Monday from Atlantic City, where
they passed the months Of july August, and
portion of September.
Assistant Secretary Chandler has leased the
residence Of Mr.. Trichenor on M street. Mr..
and Mrs. Trichenor are at Atlantic City, where
they will remain for some time
Miss Rosa G. Korn has returned to her apart
ments, 420 Ninth street. having spent the past
week in New York, attending the openings and
inspecting the latest Partisan styles.
Justice Strong and daughters are enjoying the
delights of Cresson Springs these September
days They will remain there until the Noun
tain House closes its hospitable doors.
Col. Staples, of Wizards, and Mrs. Staples
returned to the city early in the week. They
spent the summer among the Thousand Islands
and other points of interest on the st. Law
renee.
The informal dancing reception of the Poto-
mac Athletic Club on Friday evening at the
clubhouse was one of those delightful gather
ings for which this popular organization is
noted,
Professor and Mrs. H. L. Hodgkins, after
spending three months in the North, are visiting
Mrs Hodgkins's parents, DR.. and Mrs. Wilkin-
son, 1926 X street. Mrs Hodgkins will be at
home informally, owing to recent bereavement
in the family, on Mondays in October.
The Home Journal says: ''The latest 'fad'
among young ladies is fox terriers for pets, and
the celebrated Regents Kennels, Catonsville,
Md, are besieged for the pretty sXmonths'-
old puppies. Miss Edith May has one of pure
white color, and it's neck ribbons are changed
daily to match the dainty attire of its owner"
Mr.. George b. Kimberly, of the Washington
Navy Yard, visited Fortress Monroe last week
to say goodbye to his cousin, Capt. Samuel
Kimberly, who was recently appointed Consul
General to Guatemala. Mr.. Kimberly is ac-
companied to Guatemala by his wife. They
have gone to San Francisco, from which place
they will take steamer for Mr.. Kimberly's new
post of duty.
Coyne Fletcher, the brilliant author of 'AIe
and Chummy," has returned TO the city, much
improved in health, after a most delightful
vacation of a month, spent at Chautauqua and
New York ''Me and Chummy' is in its tenth
thousand. Mr. Sothern, after his delightful per
Torrance of the "Maister of WoodbarrowH at
the Lyceum, New y ork City, where he is adding