The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-03-30


make flying trip to California, returning in
time for the Garfield Hospital f6te at Calumet
Place, in the latter part of May.
a handsome reception was given Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. Phelps, Of New York, at her
residence, 40 East Twenty-third street, in honor
of Mrs. Berlan- Gibbs, who played the leading
role in 1.-The Wife" recently at the National,
in this city.
Mrs. Dolph held a charming reception on
Monday afternoon. She was assisted by Miss
Carol Dare Wescott and Miss jackson, daugh-
ter of Ex-Governor jackson, of Tennessee.
Miss jackson is the guest of Mrs. John A.
Beall.
Mrs. w. j. Connell, of 14OO Massachusetts
avenue, will be at home to callers on Tuesday.
Mrs. Connel is the first occupant of the cee-
brated bay-wndow house built by Mrs. Cole
and over which there has been so much litiga-
ton.
Among others receiving on Tuesday were
Mrs. Carlisle and Mrs. William Carlisle, the
Misses Shepard, at the Newport, and Miss Grace
Davis, who left on Thursday for New York,
where she will remain until Easter.
Admiral Taylor, accompanied by his hand
some and attractive daughter, Miss Kittie Tay-
lor, arrived in the city on Thursday for visit
to Captain and Mrs. Alfred Taylor, of No.
1890 Seventeenth street.
Miss Marian Philip and Mr.. William II. Lep-
per were United in marriage at Engewood, ILL.,,
on the 25th instant. Miss Marian Philip is the
youngest daughter of Mr.. j. B. Philip, of the
State Department.
Mrs. DR.. Lincoln's Tuesdays are always
greatly enjoyed by her friends Mrs. Gould
and Miss Louise Shepard presided on Tuesday
at the tea table, which was beautifully adorned
with jonquils
Mrs. NJ. a. Valentine, accompanied by her
niece, Miss Marie V. Rutter, has returned from
three years. visit to California They will be
pleased to see their friends at No. 1853 street,
Wednesday.
Two notable engagements were announced
during the week-that of Miss Victoria West
and her cousin, Lord Sackville, and that Of
Miss Winnie Davis and Mr.. Wilkinson, of SYRIA
cuse.
Mrs. Staples, of Wizards Hotel, will enter
tain the Garfield Sewing Circle Friday after
Easter, the circle having adjourned to that date,
thus emitting April 4, which is Good Friday.
The Misses Campbell, of 1712 street, en-
tertained limited number of guests Monday
afternoon at a very enjoyable tea given in
honor of Miss Williams, Of Baltimore.
Cards have been issued for the marriage cere-
mony of Miss Mary s. Ashby and Mr. Charles f.
Bacon, at Trinity Church, April 9, at 1870
o'clock.
large number of elegant luncheons and
dinners have been given in New York during
the past week ia honor Of Mrs. Whitelaw Reid.
Mr. and Mrs. William Whitney, of New York,
| have issued invitations for q dance in their
superb new ballroom on Easter Tuesday.
Mrs. B. F. Hosford, of Springfield, Mass, is
visiting Mrs. George w. Morse, of 1905 street.
and will remain until the middle Of April.
The Emergency Glass met on Tuesday at the
residence of Mrs. Senator Cockrell, on street
| There was the usual full attendance.
Mrs Daniel Elliot, of Minneapolis, Mimi,
is paying a visit to the family of Professor Mes
| ser, Sr, on Anacosta Heights.
Mrs. Bakhmetieff has closed her Monday re-
ceptions. She was assisted at the last one by
| Miss Louise Bainbridge-Hotf.
Mrs. Valentine and Miss Marie Rutter are at
1853 Q street, where they will be at homo to
their friends on Wednesdays.
Mrs. Washington, wife of Pay Director
Richard Washington, is the guest of Mrs II.
T, Wright of 1916 street.
Mrs. George B. Mcclellan and Miss May Nc
Clellan contemplate passing the summer months
in England and Wales.
Mrs. and Miss Dalzell received number of
callers Tuesday at their charming home, 1901
| Massachusetts, avenue.
The friends of Mrs. s. B. Sheibley will be glad
to learn that she has fully recovered from her
| recent indisposition.
Mrs. Marshall, daughter of Senator Colqutt,
will be with her parents on Capitol Hill until
the middle of April.
Mrs. Stephen Vail, who returned to New York
two weeks ago, is now at Atlantic City with {
party of friends.
Maj. George B. Haycock has been quite il
for the past few days, but he is now fast con
Valescing.
Mrs William B. Moses has sent out invita-
tions for musicale on Monday evening, at
O'Clock.
Miss Cecilia Miles, daughter of Gen. Nelson
A. Miles, will return to California with he
father.
Miss Spillman, of WaTenton, Va, is tn,
guest of Miss Anna Cleary, of Thirteenth street
Mrs. Sinsabaugh gave a luncheon Wednes
day in honor of Bishop and Mrs. Newman
Rev. Edward Locke and Mrs. and Miss Locke
of Pittsburg, are at 14l4 X street.
Secretary and Mrs. Noble have sent out in
yitations for an Easter breakfast.
Mrs. and Miss Shellabarger have returne
from their visit to Atlantic City.
Mrs Van Vliet and Mrs. Van Nostrand an
home from Florida.
For other society chat see seventh page.
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