The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-29

A. P. Greely, Mr. William Quimby, Mr. A. P.
Havenner, and DR.. F. Il. Lane There were no
bridesmaids. Mr.. Havenner acted as best man.
The bride wore pretty costume of helotrope
cloth, with hat to match. The bouquet was of
Puritan roses After the ceremony DIR. and
Mrs. Kimball received congratulations at the
home of the brides aunt Mrs. Havenner, No.
POP E street northeast They then took morn
ing train for Atlantic City. They will spend
the summer travelling, returning here in the
autumn.
Mrs. r. G.. Dyrenforth aud her daughter, Miss
Carrie Dyrenforth, sailed yesterday on the
Gellert for tour abroad. They will be Joined
in Europe during the summer by Judge Dyren-
forth and Miss Ethel, and the young ladies
may conclude to remain at school in Paris all
next winter.
Rev. DR.. Il. j. Keeling, of, Baltimore, has
issued cards announcing the marriage, on June
%, of his daughter Rose and Mr. Stilson
Hutchins of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchins
are at their summer place on Lake Winnipi-
seogee.
Senior Romero will be unable to accompany
Madame Romero to Europe, as he is compelled
to make business trip to Mexico. He will
join her abroad early in the autumn. Mrs.
Menocal will sail with Madame Romero in July.
Miss Ellen Herndon Arthur, only daughter of
the late President Arthur, has returned to her
home in New York, after two years of foreign
travel.
Mrs. Dixon, wife of Surgeon Dixon, of the
Navy, spent last week in Baltimore with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Lanahan.
Upon the return of Mr.. Won Mumm in Au-
gust, Count Arco Valley, the German Minister
will make short trip to the Fatherland.
The engagement is announced of Miss Annie
McCalmont, daughter of Judge McCamont, to
Engineer B. G. Bryant, of the Navy.
Miss Katie Walker, of 514 Twelfth street, is
sufficiently, recovered to be able to see her
friends on Wednesdays, as usual.
Rev. Charles E. Murray of Wilmington, Del,
was the guest during the week of Dr. W. r.
Hord, No 1902 Nineteenth street.
Mis- Sangster, stenographer at the White
House, has gone to indianapolis. She will be
absent ten days or so yet.
Mrs, James Tharp and sons will pass the
warm season at their country home, "Sterling'
in Loudoun County, Va.
Mrs. w. IL. Henderson and son, Bert are
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hora,io
Church, of Cape May.
Miss Blackburn is visiting Miss May Tarr at
the home of Senator Kenna, Miss Tarr's
brother-in-law.
Mrs. Shrver Stewart and Mrs. Van Voorhees,
will sail on the Tth of July for a summer trip
through Europe.
Miss Kate Noyes is at Asbury Park, n j.,
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. MacDauiel.
II,
Miss Dorothy, left on Thursday for Cape May.
Mrs Sheriff. with Miss Sheriff. and Mr..
Charles Sheriff., sailed for Europe last week.
The wife and daughter of Secretary Halford
left for Cape May Point on Friday morning
Mrs. R. G. Fisher, of X street, returned last
week from visit to relatives in Minnesota.
Mrs. NJ. A. Gibbons, of this city, has gone to
Saratoga, where she will pass the season.
Mrs. Spooner and Miss Villas left for their
summer home at Sorrento on Monday.
Mrs. Findlay Harris will spend part of the
summer visiting relatives in Virginia.
Mrs. R. E. Boyd and son, Elmo, of this city,
are at the BreXton Villa, Cape May.
Mrs. Sheridan and children are settled in
their summer home at Nonquitt.
Assistant Secretary and Mrs. Tichenor are at
Forest Glen for the summer.
Mrs. Halford and Miss Jeanette Halford left
yesterday for Cape May.
Mrs. Lester and Miss Marie Lester are at
Mount Desert Terry.
Dr. and Mrs. G. L. Magruder sailed for Eu-
rope on Wednesday.
Mrs. Maj. Tucker will spend the summer
travelling abroad.
The Marquis LAMA was guest at the Arno
during the week.
Mrs. Senator spooner and Miss Villas are at
Sorrento.
Mrs. Electa Smith has gone to Illinois to visit
relatives.
Mrs. Admiral Crosby is at the Windsor, Cape
May.
Mrs. s. p. Snider has returned from Atlantic
city.
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