The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-04-06

club after the concert. Mr.. Dalzell, the son of
the house, is spending his Easter vacation with
his parents in this city. Mrs. Harrison and
Mrs. Wanamaker have boxes for the concert at
Lincoln Hall.
One of the most elaborate dinners of the sea-
son was given by Mr. James +. Fitch on We'd
nesday evening at his Rhode Island avenue res
idence. Covers were laid for sixteen. The
guests were Rev. Dr.. Hamln, Gen. Holabird,
Mr.. Justice Strong, Commissioner Hine, Mr..
s. II. Kaufman, Hon. Beriah Wilkins, Engi-
neer Commissioner Robert, Mr.. Charles Nord-
hoff, Mr.. james jackson, Jr, Mr.. William
Fitch Mr.. A. 4. Brtton, Judge Schoonmaker,
Mr.. w. G. Lobenstinc, and Mr.. John W.
Thompson.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Blaine and
Mr.. Walter Damrosch, April II, will probably
take place at the residence of the Secretary of
State. 1t will be very quiet affair, owing to
the mourning of the family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Carnegie will come on to witness the
elimination of "the course of love" that ran
smooth, and of which they, in certain sense
were sponsors, as it was during the famous Car
negie coaching trip through Scotland that Mr.
Damrosch and Miss Blaine first met.
Justice and Mrs. Field gave handsome din
ner on Monday. Only men were invited. The
guest of honor was Hon. Edward j. Phelps,
Minister to England during Mr. Cleveand's ad
ministration. The other guests were Vice Presi-
dent Morton, Sir Julian Pauncefote Mr.. Justice
Bradley, Senator Jones, of Nevada; Senator
Vorhees, Senator Stewart, Baron de Struve, SEN
ator Squire, Senator Gray, Senator Barbour, Mr..
Frank Hatton, Rev. Ii. M. Field, Judge Groes-
beck eX-Secretary McCulloch Mr.. /. H. Choate,
Gen. Beale, and Mr.. Mclean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid have been en-
tertained royalty since their arrival in Wash
ington. The President and Mrs. Harrison en-
tertained them at dinner The Vice President
and Mrs. Morton entertained them at an even
ing reception. Mr.. and Mrs. Letter gave them
a large dinner, after which areception was held.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hay dined them at small dinner.
They left on Thursday for New York, from
whence they sail for France on April S:
Mira Beals, the dramatic reader of Boston,
was charminglv entertained at luncheon by
Mrs. G. R. Baldwin, or 1907 street, Saturday
afternoon. Miss Potter, of New York, who
will shortly appear in series of readings at the
Lincoln Music Hail. assisted Miss Beals in
were Miss Gertrude Hamln, of Scranton, Pa;
Mrs. Coolidge, Mrs. Rush, Misses Padon, Bald
win, ADlin, Brown, and Hamlin.
Clara Barton was present at the Womans Ma
tional Press Association reception to the dele
gates of the Pan-American Conference last week.
She wore a crimson velvet gown, and all the
medals and badges of honor for her distin-
guished services on her breast. While her great
est labors have been battle fields and in hos
pitfalls she Yields ready pen, and is one of the
most highly honored members of the Woman's
National Press Association.
of ex-Marshal A. A. Wilson, and Lieut.. George
B. Davis, Twenty-third Infantry, which
was announced in THE SUNDAY HERALD early
in the season, is matter of interest to the girls
prominent during the last administration as
Miss Wilson was great favorte then in official
circles Miss Wilson is charming girl, and
the best wishes of a large circle will follow her
into her new life.
The wedding of Miss Emily Newcomb, daugh,
ter of Professor Simon Newcomb, and Mr.
&C Do,%o.
Church Of the Incarnation on Tuesday evening
The wedding will be choral one. Mr.. Wilson
is one of the managers of Harper Bros, and
will take his bride to Boston, where a new
house has just been fitted up for them
The marriage of Miss Florence Edelin,, OF
Alexandria, and Mr.. Bernard A. Ryan, of this
city, is announced to take place in Alexandria
next Tuesday evening Immediately after the
ceremony the young couple will start for New
York, and, after brief tour through the North
will return to Washington, where they viii
begin housekeeping at once.
Miss Hendricks Shakespeare class will com
mence a second course Wednesday, April o. al
1882 street. The class has been such success:
Miss Hendrie has been urged to continue hel
lectures till June. This course will embrace
'Othello," Clear" ''Macbeth,n Hamlet, ;
''Twelfth Night,n and ''As You Like IT,
The Hon. Horace A. Taylor, Commissioner OF
Railroads, returned with his family on Tuesday
from a months trip to California All are in
, good health and express themselves as delighted
with the trip, which covered pretty much all OF
that State, and had all the privileges of special
cars and agreeable companions.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Leighton of 708 Massachu
? setts avenue northeast, will give musicale a
her residence tomorrow evening gifted
young vocalist from Berlin will assist. Mr.. and
Mrs. leighton have sent out cards for recep-
tion Monday evening, April IA.
Mr.. Samuel j. King and Miss Maud Wallact
were united in marriage in Philadelphia or
Tuesday. Rabbi Jastrow ofciated. Mr.. and
Mrs. King will return to this city after an eX
} tended wedding Journey. Mr.. King is a son of
Mr.. IL. King, of Kings Palace.
, Mrs Senator Stanford left early in the week
for California, where she Will spend some weeks
before sailing for Europe. Senator Stanford
will accompany Mrs. Stanford abroad, and they
will pass the summer at the German watering
places.
The Misses Window have returned from Bal
timore, where they were the guests of Mrs
David L. Bartlett, of Mt Vernon Place. Dur
ing their visit Mrs. Bartlett gave a superb din
ner in their honor, and also an evening recep
ton.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Ward will give a re
! : ception Monday evening in honor of Countess
Schoenberg, their daughter, who, with her hus
band, has spent the winter with her parents il
this city at their k-stIeet residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Kimball have issued in
5 vitations for the celebration of their colder
wedding ON April o, from to 10 p NJ, at thei
| residence, 222 New Jersey avenue southeast.
g Lieut.. John p. Finley and family have re
NOV ed from 1139 Twelfth street, and have
+ taken apartments at the Langham: Lieut.