The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-05-25


to show their love for and appreciation of their
favorite teacher can do so in no more effective
way than by voting to give him or her vacation
in Europe free of expense this summer. Read
the announcements about this free tour in an
other column.
Mr.. and Mrs George G. Kimball left for the
West early in the week Mrs. Kimball will
stopin Chicago, where she will make a visit to
relatives. Later she will join Mr.. Kimball
in the far West, where he has been sent on Gov
ernment business.
Cards have been issued for the marriage GER
emony of Mr.. John /. Hooe and Miss May Her
bert, daughter of Col. Arthur Herbert, of Alex
andria, Va. The marriage will be solemnized
in the Theological Seminary, Alexandria, on
June T.
Miss NJ. Irene Febger, who has been study
ing vocal music in Paris, has been recalled to
New York by the death of her aunt, Mrs. Fanny
Ketchum. She sailed last week, and is ex-
pected to be in Washington for a short time in
June.
Mr.. Jay Writ Kali the young Washington
actor, and his wife will soon leave for Leesville,
Ohio, his old home, to spend the summer and
their honeymoon. Mr.. Kali recently married
Miss Kathrine Randall, of Baltimore
General and Mrs. j. j. Reynold have returned
from their winters sojourn in San Antonio,
and are spending few weeks at their house,
corner Sixteenth and streets, before going to
Fortress Monroe for the summer.
Mrs. Marie Walsh, author of "Hazel Kirke,n
"His Wife or His Widow" was recently mar
red to prominent Chicagoan, Mr.. NJ. j. Cahill
publisher of the Catholic Pilot, Home Light, and
Chicago Democrat.
The marriage of Miss Elkins and Mr. Alex
ander Oliphant is announced for June3. The
ceremony will take place at the residence of
the Hon. Stephen B. Elkins, 46 West Fifty
eighth street.
Mr.. Hutchinson and family, of Massachusetts
fN,acI fr-@ @lo,,,
at Seabright, where they expect to spend the
summer. The young ladies are 10th to leave
Washington.
Mrs. Fowler, of Twenty-nnth street, and
Miss Carrie Fowler have gone to Loudoun
County, Va, where they will spend sew
eral weeks for the benefit Of Mrs. Fowler's
health.
recent attack of illness. His visit to Fortress
| Monroe was of great benefit, and he will this
week resume his duties at the War Depart
ment.
| Miss Jennie ONeill Potter will give reading
at the National Theatre on the evening of June
for the benefit of Kit Carson Post, to help de-
fray the expenses of trip to Boston,
Captain and Mrs. C. a. Wheeler have re-
turned from their winter sojourn in California.
| Capt Wheeler's health was greatly benefited
| by the climate of California.
| The many friends of Colonel and Mrs. Den
man, will be glad to know that Col. Den
mans health has improved wonderfully since
| their residence in California.
| Minister Palmer returned to New York early
| in the week to join Mrs Palmer and the adopted
| Spanish infant. Mrs. Palmer will not visit
| Washington before autumn.
| The marriage of Miss Harriet Ford, of Bati-
| more, and Mr.. Clarence Halstead, second son
| of Mr.. Murat Halstead, will take place in Bal
| timore on the 4th of June.
| Handsome cards of invitation are out for the
| graduating exercises of the Spencerian Busi-
ness College, on Monday evening, at O'Clock,
| at Lincoln Music Hall.
Mr.. w. Il. Boner, publisher of the Chester
| EUeniag Ne1US, is visiting Mr.. II. s. Hollings-
head, at 1909 street. Mr. Boner is accompa-
MED by his family.
Hon. ST. Clair McKelway, editor of the Brook
| lyn Eagle, and Mrs. McKelway are visiting at
the house of Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Schoonmaker.
Mrs. Mattingly will sail for Europe in June.
On her return she will be accompanied by her
daughter, who has been at school in Paris for
several years.
Mr.. r. Ross Perry, who has been confined to
his house for weeks by rheumatic attack, is
sufficiently recovered to be able to go to his
office.
erly Miss Lucy McGuyre, of Washington, is
visiting with Miss Raphael Ellis at 529 Sixth
street.
The Chinese Minister and suite sailed last
week for Spain, to which country he is ac
credited, as well as the United States and Peru.
Mrs. Cleborne, wife of Medical Director Gle
borne, of the Naval Hospital, Norfolk is Visits
ing Mrs. Thomas Wilson, 1851 Sixteenth street.
Mrs. R. Goldscbmid. accompanied by her
daughter, will pass the summer in European
travel. They expect to sail on Wednesday.
Mrs. G. IL. Liebermann left the city early in
| the week for North Carolina, where her niece,
Miss Anita Parker, is very seriously i'll.
Miss Elizabeth Johnston will return to Paris
| during the month of June. She has latterly
made her home in that delightful city
Mrs. Senator Carlisle and Mrs. William Car
| Isle, with party of young people, made a de-
! lightful trip down the river on Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Barber will return to the
| city during the week on Mr. Barbers steam
yacht Trophy via Old Point Comfort.
| Miss Mary @. Lee, daughter of Gen. Robert
| Il. Lee is the guest OF her cousin, Mrs. Admiral
Carter, at 1916 Connecticut avenue.
Mrs Admiral Dahlgren and Miss Dahlgren
! will leave early in June for their summer home,
"Dahlen," South Mountain, Md.
! Capt. Zalinski, of the Army, military attaehe
| of the American Legation at st. Petersburg, is
en- route for the United States.
Ex-Presdent and Mrs. Cleveland have taken
a cottage at Marion, which they will make their
headquarters for the summer.
Mrs. English, of 800 Twelfth street, is in Bal
timore, visiting her sister, Mrs. George Lane.
Mrs. L. Heilbrun is now located at SOP K
street.
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