The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-04-13
SOCIETY NEWS AND CHAT.
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The Unity Club met on Friday night at the
residence of the Hon. Matthew G.. Emory, 2O7
l street, There was large attendance and
good musical programme, to supplement the
intellectual treat of the lecture delivered by
Mr.. j. X. Miller, the secretary, on 'Savonaro-
la" The Hon. James B. Philip, the president,
presided. After the reading OF the minutes,
Mrs Powell and Miss Bertha Lincoln gave a
vocal duet, 'The Bells Are Ringing;" Miss
Juliet Donnelly a piano solo, followed by
song by Miss Bertha Lincoln, The Sea Hath Its
Pearls" Miss Daniels closed this part of the
programme with an instrumental solo. Mr.. Philip
read letter of greeting FROM Mr. Chase,who was
absent on account of illness. The feature of
the evening was the mastery paper prepared by
Mr.. Miller on "Savonarola." Mr.. Miller held
the attention of his audience with uniiaggng
interest for over an hour. At the conclusion OF
the reading of this paper there was discussion
participated in by James b. Philip, j. L.
McCreery, DR.. r. A. Bland, s. X. Hall, |.
r. Trcmbly, Professor Klemm. Professor
Crosby, Of Boston, and Rev. j. j. Muir. After
recess there was piano solo, "Nearer My God
to Thee" arranged and played by Mrs; Coun-
sellman, OF Baltimore; piano duet, by Mrs.
Addie Cridler ard Miss Lyons; recitation, by
Mrs. Freeman, concluding with piano solo, by
Miss Mira Webb Among those present were
Hon. and Mrs. Emery, Judge and Mrs. Hay
den, Mr.. and Mrs. Webb, Mrs; Leggett, Mr..
and Mrs, j. D. Lincoln, Mrs. Dali, DR.. Hall,
Mrs. Cowling, Mrs. Imogene Morrell, Mr.. and
Mrs Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald. Mr.. and
Miss Bates, DR.. and Mrs Bland, Gen. Bullock,
Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennison, Dr.. and
Mrs. Lamb, Miss NJ. R. Moore, and many others.
Although April was indulging in her undis
puted privilege on Wednesday last, yet, not
withstanding her threatened showers, at s P. NJ
the Fifth Baptist Church in South Washington
was filed to its utmost capacity with the many
friends who assembled to witness the marriage
of Miss Emma j, Sorrell and Mr.. Archibald G..
lrI &c thn - inrfr ta1 Of
Mr.. Richard II. Sorrell, the well-known con-
tractor of 800 n street southwest. The ushers
were Messrs. Hazen and Flowers.
The cards are out for the marriage
ceremony of Mr.. William +. Turner and Miss
Mary Landon King, and the reception which
follows The marriage will take place at ST..
| Andrews Church. Rev. Josiah B. Perry, rec
tor, who has recently returned from Florida,
will ofliciate. The marriage will take place on
! the 23d instant, and the at home will be given
at holly Grove, Prince Georges County, Md,
! May l.
The german of the "H. T. F." on Tuesday
evening last at Masonic Temple, was as bril-
liant as any given by the club during the
winter, There were just enough couples
present to make the affair enjoyable
The figures were admirably led by Lieut.
Mosher, while the favors were unique
and pretty.
According to the Baltimore american, the en-
HdHeulSDJ has Deel dulOuuCcu VI Miss INOSt
Keeling and Mr. Stilson Hutchins, of Washing
ton. The marriage will take place early in June
after which wedding trip of year will bt
spent in Europe.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Charles &. Ayres ar,
visiting Mrs, Ayres's father Col Fairfax, il
Virginia. before going to their far-away Arm.
home in New Mexico. They have passed de
lightful winter in Washington.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Reet
Littell was baptized on Easter Sunday in st
Matthew's Church. The little one received th
name of Mabel. She is a granddaughter o
Hon. Green B. Raum.
The ladies of st. Pauls P E. Church are pre-
pairing luncheon for Tuesday the 18th; asc
a musicale and dramatic entertainment for tn
same evening at Masonic Temple.
Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson, of 1907 Massachu
sets avenue, have issued invitations for a
evening reception on Wednesday evening, tn
23d instant
The friends of Miss Lillian Collins, who me
| with rather q serious accident while out ridin!
will be glad to learn that she is rapidly re
, covering.
Mrs. L. Lindley Ely, of New York, and Mr.
Louis A. Reading, of Lambertville, n. j., ar
/ visiting Mrs. F. F. Whitehead 20l6 R street.
e The Misses OTIS of Chicago, who are visitin
+ their cousin, Mrs. Edward P. Mertz, will ASST:
= at her usual Wednesday reception this week.
Y Mrs Croghan, of 333 Indiana avenue has i
: sued cards for dancing reception on Thursda
= evening next from until u.
: Miss Mary Harwood, of Baltimore is visitiI
. the Misses Huyck
:, Mr. and Mrs. A. Saks are at Old Point Co
II fort for few days.