The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-31


at Vineyard Haven with her mother, Mrs.
Dolph, will soon go on visit West accompanied
by her husband. Mrs. Dolph, who has recently
been enjoying the gaieties of Newport and the
quieter pleasures of jamestown, has now re-
turned to the family circle at her pleasant Vine
yard Haven cottage.
The pretty wedding ceremony of Miss Susie
X. Merrick, of this city, and MIR. John V.
Graham, of Danvle, Va, took place on Tues
day in Assembly Church Rev. George o. Lit
tie offciated. Ushers Messrs Middleton,
Brown, Macarthur, and Dickson.
Mrs Davis, wife of Capt. George B. Davis, of
the Army, is visiting at Ammendale, the resi-
dence of her brother-in-law, Admiral Ammen.
Her children are with her The family will soon
go to New York, to remain during Capt Daviss
absence in Nicaragua.
Surgeon General Moore will soon give up the
house on X street that he occupied during his
incumbency as Surgeon General. He has pur-
chased the house 906 Sixteenth street. which he
will occupy as soon as the necessary repairs are
made.
Miss Matte Mitchell is with her mother at
LenoX, where the gay season has not yet set in.
They will remain there, however, through the
autumn, when a brilliant round of festivities at
this stronghold of the Four Hundred Is prom
ised.
Mrs. Morton gave handsome dinner last
week at the Malvern, Bar Harbor, to the several
members of the Diplomatic Corps who are
spending the season at Bar Harbor.
Rev. j. A. Rondthaler, of Indianapolis, who
is temporarily in charge of the New York-ave-
nue. Church, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Halford of Sixteenth street.
Mrs W. w. Burdette and Miss Alice Bur-
dette have returned to their Vermont-avenue
home from Deer Park, where they have spent
the season.
Sehor Mayorga, Secretary of the Ncaraguan
Legation, has returned to the city with his
bride. They are located at 924 Fourteenth
street.
Miss Raphael Ellis, of this city, was much ad-
mlred AT mop recently given at BreXton Villa,
Cape May. She wore handsome gown of black
lace.
Justice and Mrs. Lamar are at Bethlehem, n.
H., where Mrs. Lamar goes annually to avoid
hay fever. They will remain until late autumn.
Sefior and Madame Pedroso have left the sea-
shore and will spend the autumn with Madame
Pedroso's mother, Mrs. Manchester Lawton.
Mrs. b. g. Cummings and Miss Sadie Everett
were among the Washingtonians registered last
week at the Marlborough, Bar Harbor.
Right Rev. Bishop Keane, of the Catholic
University is expected home early in Septem-
Der from his vacation trip to Europe.
Mr.. Charles B. R. Colledge, of the Pension
Office, and wife are sojourning at Myrtle Hall,
on the heights above Harper's Ferry.
Gen. Beverly Robertson, in greatly improved
health, is enjoying the pleasures of life at the
Greenbrer White Sulphur.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Knox will spent the
month of September at Belgrade, Me. They
are now at Block Island.
Mrs Cridler and the Misses Cridler have re-
turned from Berryville, Va, where they went
early in the summer.
| Miss Raum, daughter of Commissioner Raum,
| is at Vineyard Haven, where she is the guest of
Capt. Tyler's family.
Mrs. Tilford will occupy this coming season
DR.. Washington Matthews's house on New
Hampshire avenue.
Mrs. Hampden Zane will return to the city
for the season and occupy her residence on
| Twentieth street.
| Miss Balch has returned from her trip through
| Virginia and Maryland to her residence, 1907
| Tenth street.
DR.. William Holland Wilmer recently visited
his parents, Bishop and Mrs. Wilmer, at Orkney
Springs.
Miss Eva Prescott, of Lynchburg, Va, is
visiting Miss Rebecca Daingerfeld in Alex
andria.
Mr.. Victor Kaufman returned to the city on
Tuesday from his vacation trip to Ocean Grove.
Miss Katie Harper, of Georgetown, ia spend
ing some weeks in the mountains of Virginia.
Mrs. G. d. Langhone is one of the favorite
chaperones at the Greenbrier White Sulphur.
The Misses Mabel and Jennie Dell were
among the recent arrivals at Orkney Springs.
Miss Rachel Cameron is the guest of Mrs
John K. Mclean at her Bar Harbor cottage.
Mr.. Leon Tobriner, who has been summering
at Cape May, has returned to the city.
Mrs. Handy, daughter of Senator Mitchell, is
at Berkeley Springs with her children.
Mrs. Edwards, of Rhode Island avenue. is
spending the summer in Connecticut.
Miss Mollie Garthwaithe, of Capitol Hill. has
returned from her visit to Virginia.
Rev. DIR. Garngan, of the Catholic University,
is spending his vacation in Halifax.
Mrs. Menocal has returned from the sea-shore
to her home on De Sales street.
Louis G. Dent of Washington, was at the
Rodick, Bar Harbor, last week.
Capt. Ross Browne has joined Mrs Browne at
their Vineyard Haven cottage,
Judge and Mrs. Upton are spending some
weeks at Martha's Vineyard.
DR.. and Mrs. John a. DAILY have returned
from their visit to Old Point.
The Misses Boyd, of this city, are prominent
among the Cape May bellies.
Miss Bertha Filling, of Baltimore, is the guest
of Mrs. Charles q. Pfuger
Miss Ida Magruder has Joined Mrs. Alice
bowman at Long Branch.
Miss Lorng is the guest of Mrs. Blaine at
Stanwood.
Mr.. Won Mumm is one of the pet beaux at
Newport.
Mrs. Tappan has returned from Orkney
Springs.