The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-03-23

Mrs A. III. Mohl, Mrs. NJ Mel. King, Mrs. H.
B. SpeTy, and Mrs. NJ r. Moore represent the
ladies of the association, although all the men,
bers will lend hand in assisting.
The Alumni of st. JOINTS College gave most
enjoyable literary and musical entertainment
Monday evening in honor Of st. Patrick. The
affair took place at the college, on Vermont
avenue. Those who took part in the programme
were Messrs. Goodchild, Libbey, Gait, O'Con-
nor Forsythe, Ryan, Waldecker, Brosnan,
recitations were delivered by Messrs. ONell,
Shea, Dolan, DeLacey Madigan, O'Donoghue,
Moran, Shutters, and Walsh.
The Emergency Glass met Tuesday at the
residence of Mrs. Ogden, on Nineteenth street.
DIR. Krogstadt delivered most practical in
struction on the proper adjustment of splints
and bandages in cases of fractures and broken
collar-bones. The Friday meeting took place
at the residence of Miss Ida Thompson, when
valuable information was impaired by DIR.
Krogstadt on poisons.
Mrs. and Miss Twiggs gave reception Tues
day evening, from to 12 O'Clock, at 1927
street. Mrs. Twiggs wore becoming costume
OF black lace over satin and flowers and Miss
Lila Twiggs was charming in white China silk
and lace, with pearl ornaments. They were as
sisted by Mrs. Senator Davis Mrs. Foote, Miss
Katharine Foote, Miss Agnew, Miss OFT, and
Miss Murphy.
Mr.. Alex Won Mumm has entertained his
by box parties at the different theatres, fol-
lowed by suppers at Welcker's, the Shoreham,
and Harvey's. Saturday night he gave an elab-
crate dinner at Welcker's.
Mrs. j. Lowrie Bell acted as hostess at the
Wanamaker house Thursday evening, on the
occasion OF the musicale given by Miss Fernie,
Mr.. Francis Fisher Powers, and Miss Biurstedt
The fine programme was effectively and delight
fully rendered
Capt. f. G. Niles, of the graduating class of
the Maryland Agricultural College, gave a very
handsome dinner Thursday evening to his class
mates at his mothers residence. The evening
was finished on by box party at Albaugh's.
Mrs. Abbie Gould Wilson, of Boston, was the
guest OF the Historical Society Friday and in
the absence of the regular contributor she
made beautiful and telling address on
"French Society and Literature"
Representative and Mrs. snider gave box
party Friday night at Lincoln Music Hall. Sec
retary and Mrs. Window, Colonel and Mrs
Gilman, and Governor and Mrs Merriam, of
Minnesota, were the guests.
Mrs. G. Dewitt, of Canistoto, N Y, arrived
in the city Friday night. She comes with her
little son, Master Harold, to visit her parents
Colonel and Mrs. Staples of Wizards, and will
probably remain month.
Miss Florence Miller has returned to the city
after months visit in Pennsylvania. Mrs.
Miller was at home informally Wednesday
afternoon, and Miss Miller assisted.
Miss X. L. Ray, daughter of the late Col Ray,
OF the Army, has been spending February and
March at the Ponce De Leon, Florida, as guest
of Mrs. Col. Myers, of Richmond
MIR, and Mrs. R. w. Berkeley are on short
visit to Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Chauncey H. Snow is visiting in George
town, at 325S o street.
Mrs. Hoyt, of New York, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Don. Cameron.
Maj, Richard C. Parker ana Mrs. Parker are
at Fortress Monroe.
For other Society NelVs see NTH page.