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

last LOT lascosa, Olunam county, Iexas, on
visit to her sister, Mrs George A. Crutchfeld.
Later she will join her father at Batopols,
Mexico.
Mrs. Don Cameron and her little daughter,
Martha, after bravely enduring the heat of this
torrid summer in city quarters, left early in the
week for short respite at the Blue Mountain
House
Mr.. and Mrs. B. X. Plain and the Misses
Plain are at the Fauquier White Sulphur where
the Misses Plain are greatly admired for their
style and beauty as well as their amiable man
ners.
Mr.. George B. Kimberly, OF the Washington
Navy Yard, has returned to the city after es-
corting his daughter, Miss Kimberly, to Old
Point, where she will remain throughout Au-
gust.
General and Mrs. Rochester and Miss Alice
Rochester are at their Vineyard Haven cottage.
Gen. A. B. Carey and Mrs. Carey are also oc-
cupying their villa at the Vineyard
Miss Maude Gouverneur, OF Rhode Island
avenue, was one of the bellies at the german re-
Gently given at the Shirley, Atlantic City, by
Dr. Thomas j. Ward, Of Baltimore.
General and Mrs. William H. Browne, of X
street, accompanied by Mrs. Brownies mother,
Mrs. Knowlton, left on Wednesday for the Hot
Springs OF North Carolina
Mr.. Orrin Peck, the portrait painter, has gone
to California, where he has several engagements,
among them one to paint portraits Of the
parents OF Mrs. Hearst.
Senator and Mrs. Morrill, and Miss Swan will
leave during the coming week for their summer
home in Strafford, VT. where Mr. James Nor
rill went early in July.
Mrs. Charles Handy and Miss Matte Mitchell
will not make any long trips from the city this
summer owing to the precarous health of their
mother, Mrs. Mitchell.
Miss Juliette S. Stebbins, of the Architects
Office, Treasury Department, leaves Washing
ton to-day for five weeks sojourn at her
home, Northfeld, Vt.
Judge and Mrs. Macarthur, who spent the
earlier portion of the heated term at Spring
Lake, are now established in their customary
quarters at Saratoga.
Mr.. Eugene F. Arnold, the well-known law
yer of this city, who has been making an extern
sve tour through the West, is now at the Green
brier White Sulphur.
Miss Helen NJ Truitt, bright and vivacious
belle of Mobile, Ala, is spending the remain
der of the summer season at White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va.
Cards have been issued announcing the birth
of daughter to Mr. and Mrs Everett Dudley
Yerby, of Q street. The happy event occurred
July 81, 1890.
At DR.. Tom Wards german given recently at
the Shirley, Atlantic City, Mr.. Brennan, of Balti-
more, led, dancing with Miss Marie Williamson,
of this city.
Mr., MIS-, anu MISS BOaruman Will spend
part OF August at Long Branch, where Mr. VIII
liam Walter Phelps is expected the latter part
of August.
Mrs Newell, assistant librarian of the Agri-
cultural Bureau, leaves on Monday for months
visit at the seaside and among the hills of New
England.
Mrs Seufferle and children are passing the
summer at villa in the heart of the Blue
Ridge Mountains, and will not return until
October.
Mrs John F. Rodgers has left Newport for
Mount Desert, where she was joined during
the past week by her daughter, Miss Keats
Rodgers.
Mrs. st. John, of New Jersey, we'll known
here in the days when she was Julia Stockton,
is spending the season at the Greenbrier White
Sulphur.
Gen; j. j. Dana, of the Army, (retired, and
Mrs. Dana are spending the season at Bar Har
Dor, where they are settled at the Porcupine
House.
General and Mrs j. G. Breckinridge have
closed their Connecticut-avenue residence, and
with Miss Mary Breckinridge are now at Shelter
Island.
Mrs. Deford Webb and Mrs. Seaton Perry are
making a tour of the New England watering
places. They will first stop at Narragansett
Pier
Mr.. Dudley w. Rhodes and family joined the
Washington colony at Aurora during The past
week, and will remain there throughout August
Mrs. Emily L. Sherwood spent the past week
in Baltimore, visiting the family of Mr.. II. r.
Walworth, the editor of the Maryland Farmer.
Mrs. T. II. c. Todd and Mrs. r. r. School, Of
Washington, were enjoying the bathing and the
sea breezes at Asbury Park during the week.
DR.. Lewis Mackall, of Georgetown, and his
son, DIR. Lewis Mackall, Jr,, are in Berlin at
tending the international Medical Congress.
Mr., Joseph Medill, of the Chicago Tribune,
and family are summering at Bar Harbor, where
they have rented cottage on Eden street,
Vice President and Mrs. Morton will spend a
week or so at Bar Harbor They have mag
nifcent suite of rooms at the Louisbourg.
Mrs. Joyce, of Twelfth steeet northwest, and
the Misses Monica, Philomela, and Fannie
Joyce are at the Boscobel Atlantic City.
Mrs. Francis Miller, Miss Alice Miller, and
Richard Miller Joined the large Washington col
ony at Asbury Park early in the week.
Mr.. f. M. Mix and his sister and niece, Miss
Matte E. and Lillian Il. Mix, left Friday last
for d two weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Mr., and Mrs. Heron and Miss Edith Heron,
of Fifteenth street, have returned from a So
journ of several weeks at Cape May.
Mrs. Mary Frey, of Rhode Island avenue, left
during the week to join her sister, Mrs. Isaac
Henderson, at Kennebunkport, Me.
Mr. and Mrs George Broderick, (Mabela
Baker,) are at Asbury Park for a season of rest
In the fall they are to join Lotta
Mr.. f. A. Bickford gave handsome and
elaborate dinner party on Friday at his resi-
dence, 1912 Fifteenth street
Rev, and Mrs George r. Kramer, of Brook