The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-03-23

and Capt Buck will be heartily congratulated
by his friends on having won so lovely bride
A Southern tour will follow Immediately upon
the conclusion of the marriage ceremonies.
The Ageago German Club gave it's mid-Lont
german on Monday evening at the Buckingham
The cotillon was led by Lieut. Mosher in n most
delightful manner. introducing many very pretty
figures. At II O'Clock an irtermisson was
called to partake of bounteous supper. 1t is
failing of this club to have good suppers.
Among those present were Misses Campbell,
Hardesty, Andrews, Davis Jones, Du Hamel,
Schoupe, Alexander, Dezendorf, Aileman,
and Messrs. Mosher, Towson, Hawkins, Winters,
Freibus, McConhe, Rust, Du Hamel, Frey,
French, Corse, Fuller, Mayse, Brainard, and
many Others.
Mr.. Won Mumm returned Sunday evening
from trip to Florida, and to celebrate his ar
rival among his friends here gave a box party
at the National on Tuesday night. The re-
Gently welded Mrs. Lieut.. Rae chaperoned the
girls, among whom were Miss Sheriff., Miss
Katy Beach, and Miss Stith After the play the
party adjourned to Welckers and enjoyed
handsome supper, served on a table charmingly
decked with La France beauties. Lovely corsage
bouquets of vioets and valley lilies were pre-
| sented to the girls
Mrs. Fairchild concluded her brief visit here
on Monday. She was the guest of Miss Grace
DEMO Ltchfeld, on Connecticut avenue. Mrs,
Lincklain's health is quite infrm, and Mrs.
Fairchild was unable to remain longer away
| from her mother. She scarcely recognized her
| abode of a year ago-the plain, substantial
| brick house, now transformed into the stone
trimmed, bay-windowed, lowered mansion of
| the Hearsts.
| Miss Houpt, of Nineteenth street, on Friday
| gave charming luncheon of twelve covers.
| The decorations were all the yellow flowers of
early spring time. Among those present were
Mrs. Williamson, of Rhode Island avenue; Miss
German, Mrs. Leighton, Mrs. Albaugh of st.
| Paul, Mimi. Mrs. Leach, Mrs. Warner, and
| others.
Mrs. w. L. Marshall, daughter of Senator
| Colquitt, arrived on Tuesday at the Senator's
residence from her home in Chicago She ex
poets to remain in the city until her mother and
| sisters leave Washington for the season, which
they now expect to do early in April.
Miss Hattie Warren one of Georgia's most
attractive young ladies, who has been the guest
of the Misses Colquitt for the past two weeks
left on Saturday. She, with her friend, Miss
much all the time in sightseeing.
The French Class had delightful evening on
Saturday, 18th instant, when Count and Countess
Sponneck entertained them. number of guests
outside of the class participated in the enjoy
ment of the evening and the sumptuous supper
that was served about 1890.
Mrs and the Misses Colquitt's informal re-
ception on Monday was made particularly in
teresting by the charming young guests of the
family from Georgia, Miss Warren and Miss
Fowler. They will remain several weeks with
| the Misses ColQuitt
There will be a number of departures for Eu-
rope early in April Count and Countess
| Schoenberg, who have spent the winter with
Mr. and Mrs. Ward on X street, will soon go to
Italy Mr.. Won Mumm goes abroad in April on
a leave of absence.
The Owls absorbed their weekly installment
of knowledge on Monday at the residence of
| Gen. Meigs, on Vermont avenue. They were
fha of the Generals grand -dauOhterG. the
| Misses Taylor.
Miss Marie Wilkinson has returned to her
home on street, after most delightful visit
to friends in Philadelphia. Mrs. and Miss Wilkin-
son receive informally every Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Senator Vest has been i'll for two weeks
with the grip, which has finally developed
into fever. She now lies quite i'll at her resi-
dence, 1904 street.
Miss Vilas Mrs. Senator Spooner's niece, who
has spent several winters in Washington as the
guest of her aunt, soon expects to return to her
home in Wisconsin.
The Misses Brown had their usual Tuesday
morning whist party in their apartments at the
Arlington, followed by delightful dejeuner d Ia
| JOurchette
Mrs. Shriver, accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Williamson, left the city on Tueliay for Old
Point Comfort, where they will spend fort
night.
Miss Carrie Fowler who has been the guest
of the Misses Colquitt the past few weeks, left
for her home in Georgia on Monday.
Commodore and Mrs. Harmony have re-
turned from their Southern trip, and are at the
| Portland.
Hon. and Mrs. Hugh McCulloch are enjoying
visit from Mrs. Charles McCulloch and Mrs.
| Yale.
Mrs. A. C. Thompson, of Capitol Hill, re-
turned on Monday from Old Point Comfort.
Mrs. Evans, wife of Lieut. Evans, of the Army,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Isham Hornsby.
Mrs. T. Dix Bolles is visiting her mother,
Mrs. William T. Carroll, at 1901 street.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Carroll gave an elabo-
rate dinner party Thursday night
Mrs. Townsend, of Colorado, will not receive
again on Tuesday until April l..
Mrs. Edmund Russell returned to the city ON
Saturday from Philadelphia.
Mrs. Senator Gray has returned from a
weeks visit to Wilmington.
Miss Leila Herbert left on Wednesday for a
brief visit to Philadelphia
Mrs. C. w. Whittemore receives informally
on Tuesday afternoons.
Miss Mary Burrows of New York, is the
guest of Miss Deering
Miss Jennings has returned from her trip tC
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Owens will receive at the Randall on
Wednesday.
For other society chat see seUenth page.
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