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


ham Gate on Thursday night unfortunately
promises to be also the last this well-known
lady VIII ever give here, as she shortly sur
renders the lease of No. to Lord Sudeley.
over i've hundred guests were present, and
dancing was kept up merrily till the early hours
of the following morning. Americans, as was
but to be expected, were plentifully and artist-
cally distributed throughout the rooms none
however, excelling in beauty pretty Miss Cham
berlain, who appeared under the excellent
chaperonage of Mrs Cavendsh Bentinck.
The frequent shot waves" of the summer
were just the things needed by the landlords of
the seaside and mountain resorts. These places
have swarmed with people since the hot days
of early June and the cities have been deserts
almost. The tide now begins to turn; the va
cation season is almost over. Among the many
who have already returned is Rev. s. Domer, Of
st. Paul's Lutheran Church, after restful
summer in the mountains. Dr. Domer re-
sumes his pastoral charge to- day.
dance given at Round Hill Friday evening
by the ladies of the Blue Ridge House was quite
brilliant affair. Among those present were
Mrs. j. G. Foertsch, Grace Smith, Josie
Foertsch, Florence Rear1en, Mrs Eugene War
dell, Mrs. Shuman, May Shuman, Mrs Moore
and Miss Moore, Professor Foertsch, Mr.. Nc
Falls, w. H. Rearden, Thomas Best, Shamrock
Ballinger, and many others.
The days of Paradise Flats are rapidly draw
ing to close, and the abode of bachelor COM
fort and good fellowship will soon pass into
other hands. The genial Hub Smith will ion
Francis Wilson for the theatrical season and his
many friends wish him the best success. Lieut..
Hodges goes to another sphere of duty. Lieut..
Alger and Mr.. Charles Staley will settle in other
quarters.
Mr.. James r. Keenan,, manager of the Shore
ham, left the city yesterday for Montreal. His
marriage to Miss SWEET will be celebrated at the
Hotel Windsor, Montreal After a short trip
the newly-married pair will arrive in this city
and make their home at the Shoreham.
turned from an extended trip through Ohio,
Pennsylvania, and New England, and will
spend the latter part of the season at her cot
tage at Colonial Beach.
Senior Lazcano has leased the elegant resi-
dence of Col. Denman, 1923 Sixteenth street and
the Chilian Legation is now established there.
Miss Dyer, of Washington, who has been at
Atlantic City, has gone to Mount Washington,
delightful resort near Lake Roland, Nd
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson, of this city, have been
visiting Mr.. Pearson's brother, E. B. Pearson,
at junction, n. H.
Miss Kate NJ. Ellis, of AZ H street, is at pres
ent spending few weeks at Blue Ridge Summit,
| near Pen Mar
Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Brice, of Washington, are
the guests of Senator-elect Brice at his cottage
| at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Chambers have left the
Greenbrier White Sulphur, and are now at the
Old Sweet.
Miss Lizzie Gary is at Round Hill, Va, visit
ing the Misses Blaine, daughters of Mr.. Robert
Blaine.
John g. Ncolay, Lincoln's biographer, will
erect summer residence at Holderness n H.
Mrs. Emily Thornton Charles left on Friday
for trip to the West as far as Colorado.
Fred. w. Pratt and his wife are visiting Mrs.
WIS. Huntington, at Concord, N. H.
Mrs. Swasey and Miss Helen Swasey are at
their Rhode lsland-avenue residence
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Belt have left the Adj
rondacks and are now at Saratoga.
Miss Alvena Hartenstein, of Capitol Hill, is
in Brooklyn visiting relatives.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Andrews will return to
Washington during the week.
DR.. Henry A. Robbins and family are at
Highland Falls, n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roche are at the Stock
ton, Atlantic City.
Mrs. A. T. Hensey returned Friday from Cur
wensvle, Pa.
DR.. Prentiss is expected home from Europe
on Saturday.
Miss Roxie Keyser is visiting friends in Wash
ington, Pa
Dr. Magruder Muncaster has returned to the
city.
Miss Florence Hall is at Oak Crest Hill, Nd.