The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-03

days In quiet enjoyment at cape May Point.
The Wanamakers are at their cottage at Cape
May, where they will probably remain during
She stay of the Presidents family. Secretary
Blaine, accompanied by Mr. Emmons Blaine,
reached Cape May Friday, and will spend some
days at Congress Hall. Secretary Window is
at Newport, where he went to attend the re-
gatta. Mrs Window remains at her Massa-
chusetts-avenue residence.
These are gala days at Bar Harbor inaugu-
rated by the recent arrival of the war ships Bal
timore,. Dolphin, Kearsarge, and Petrol. Last
week Mrs Barney, of X street, gave at her
lovely Bar Harbor villa, Ban-y-Byrn, one of the
most beautiful entertainments imaginable.
The scene in the 'house beautiful was literally
% one OF 'couleur COZ de rose masses of wild roses
adorned the rooms, and the numberless tapers
were capped with rose-colored shades. In this
softly glowing light the very finest and most
delicate effect was given to the handsome
gowns of the distinguished women present.
superb collation. was served on the lawn. Sec
retary and Mrs Blaine were both present-the
first time they have accepted an invitation to be
present at large entertainment since their
double bereavement. Miss Hattie Blaine
simply and charmingly attired in pure white.
Sehor Valente, Brazilian Minister, represented
the Diplomatic Corps at this charming enter
tainment. The squadron will next visit Ports
mouth. N. II
Mr.. B. NJ. Cotton, proprietor of Longworth
Beach, on the Potomac gave a ball in honor
of his guests Tuesday evening. The grand
march was led by Alphonso d. Rice and Mrs.
w. H. Combs. Among those present were Mrs.
J: B. Burch, Mrs. A. D. Tucker, the Misses
Rice, Emily Dalton, Fannie Dalton, Mamie Col
ton, Marion Wood, Vergie Wood, Molly Mann,
Louise Beveridge, and Messrs. j. s. Carter H.
G. Van Dyke, Q; E. Carter, J. A. Bailey, F. H.
W. West Palmer and R. Blackstone. The
ladies were prctty attired in full evening dress.
Dancing was INDUCED in until 12, when re-
freshments were served.
Governor and Mrs. P T. Woofn, OF the Ma
tional Soldiers Home, Hampton, Va, have is
sued cards for the marriage of their daughter
Hattie and Robert G. Brickfort, of Newport
News The marriage will be solemnized in the
Home Chapel on Wednesday, at 5 O'Clock P.
M. A reception will be held after the cere-
mony Miss Bertha Lincoln, who is now visit
ing Miss Woodfn, will act as bridesmaid at the
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Fleming spent few
days at their house on Twelfth street on their
return from Fauquier White Sulphur They
left during the week for Deer Park, where they
will remain during the remainder of the season.
Mrs. Vedder, of Massachusetts, avenue, mother
of Mrs. Fleming, has almost entirely recovered
from her recent illness.
Ex-Congressman P. V. Denster, publisher Of
the Milwaukee Seebote, and Mrs. Denster will
leave for Europe in few days to visit their
daughter, Baroness Paumgarten whose hus-
band was some years ago connected with the
Austrian Legation in this city, but is now bold
ing prominent position at the Austrian cap
ital.
The Bayadere Club was pleasantly enter
tanned by Miss Kate Clark at her hame near
Sligo, on Friday evening, the 25th ultimo. The
club party numbered thirteen, and thirteen sat
at one table, which no doubt accounted for the
steady rainfall which thoroughly dampened the
''straw-ride" party before they reached the city
The marriage of Miss Christina Barreda and
Mr.. Charles Moore, of San Francisco will be
celebrated early in August in San Francisco.
This will be the second marriage within year
in Madame Bareda's family. Miss Rose Barreda
will be the only single one left of Madame
Barreda's trio of charming daughters.
Mrs. William H. Webster and Miss George
Webster, wife and daughter of Maj. Webster Of
the Civil Service Commission, and Miss Mabel
Evan left yesterday for Atlantic City. They
will make their abode at corner Of Atlantic and
Vermont avenues until about the middle of Sep
tember
Mrs. Jennie Z. Hicks ("Sophie Sparkle'') will
leave the city in few days to spend the re-
mainder of the season at Saratoga and Newport
at Newport she will join her son, Mr. Louis
Hicks, who is passing his Harvard vacation at
that fashionable resort.
Mr. p. NJ. Hough, the popular and efficient
paying teller of the Columbia National Bank
and wife, Misses Edith w. Hough, Katie S.
Wilson, and Ray Walker left Friday morning
for Atlantic City, and are stopping at The Col
onnade.
very successful and enjoyable lawn party
was given in Bryan's Grove, Anacostia, under
the auspices of Emanuel NJ. E. Church on
Wednesday evening last. very large party
attended and every one had good time.
Misses Isabella and Lillian Collins, after
months visit to Newport Nauagansett Pier,
and Rockport Mass are now at Hoods Manor,
delightful home in Howard County, Md. They
will remain there until the 10Th.
Mrs. George Kidd entertained the officers of
The affair came off at the Malvern. The table
was "a thing of beauty with its exquisite deco
rations of moss roses and buds,
Miss Mary Goodfellow, of Capitol HILL daugh-
ter OF the late Maj. Goodfelow, of the Army, is
visiting Captain and Mrs. Storey at Fortress
Monroe Miss Goodfellow is one of the most
charming girls in the garrison.
Judge Bradley is greatly improved in health
since his residence at Bleak House, near Sandy
Spring, where with Mrs. and Miss Bradley he
has quietly passed the hot days of this excep-
tionally warm summer.
Miss Mary Letter will probably not grace
Newports balls and routs this season. She is
hints are given that she is also quietly selecting
her trosseau in Paris
Mr. and Mrs. Charles e. Bailey, accompanied
by their two children, left on Friday for Fairfax
County, Va, to spend the remainder of the sea-
son, where they will soon be joined by Miss Ida
j. TompBins.
Mr. George W. Evans, of the Interior De
partment, and Mrs, Evans have returned from
their extensive Western tour. Mrs. Evans left
on Thursday to join her mother and children at