The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-29
SOCIETY NEWS AND CHAT.
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Vada, whose guest shc VIII be Tor several
months. Miss Madge is at Seabright, N. j.,
but will return this week and go with her sis
ters, Miss Williamson and Mrs. Bayley, to Oak
land for the summer. Miss Maria Hail. who
was visiting Miss Williamson, returned to New
York last Friday.
Miss Marie Virginia Harding, whose pretty
stories, written under the nom de plume of
'Roma Virginia" were greatly admired by the
readers of the New York Home JoivHdl, was
married in Brooklyn, on the 10th of June, to
Mr.. John II. Stewart United States consul to
Antwerp. The wedding ceremony took place
at the home of the BRIDES mother, on Brooklyn
Heights. Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart sail for Ant
werp on Wednesday.
The engagement is announced of Miss Alger,
daughter of Gen. Alger, to Mortimer Mitchell,
of the staff of the Boston Herald Mr.. Mitchell
is a cousin of Vice President Morton. The
marriage will be celebrated in the autumn. Mr..
Mitchell first met his fiancee at Calumet Place,
where she was the guest of Mrs. Logan.
Chevalier De Tavera, Austrian Minister to
the United States; Senor Murnaga, Spanish
Minister to this country; Judge John Davis,
Bancroft Davis, Lieut.. j. Reynolds Landis,
Marquis de Chambrum, and Comte de Cham
brum, sailed last week from New York by La
Gascogne.
Pupils of Washington schools who would like
to show their love for and appreciation of their
| favorite teacher can do so in no more effective
| way than by voting to give him or her vacation
| in Europe free of expense this summer. Read
| the announcements about this free tour in an
| other column.
At the tennis tournament held at West
| Point during the past week and participated In
| by number of the best players in the corps of
cadets and the young ladies visiting the Point,
| the first prize was awarded to Miss Carrie
| Parker, of the Soldiers Home, at Washington.
Senator and Mrs. Chandler have closed their
1-street residence, and, with their son, little
| 'Jack," and servants they departed last We'd
nesday for their Waterloo IN. II. )shome, where
the family will remain during the summer.
Madame Mendonca and the Misses Mendonca
are at Orkney Springs for the summer. MIR.
Max Weyl, the artist, accompanied Sefor Men
donca as his guest on his visit last week to his
| family at their summer home.
MIR. g. Lansburgh, accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Minnie, left Washington on
Tuesday for New York, where they took the
steamer Augusta Victoria for Europe. They
will be abroad all summer.
Mrs Thomas w. Keene, wife OF the TRACE
dian; Mrs. s. H. Baker, DR.. s. 7. Mason and
| wife, Lavinia Shannon, and Giles Shine occu-
pied box at Albaugh's last Wednesday even
ing to witness the opera.
Mr.. Enoch S. Fowler accompanied by his
sister, Miss Carrie Fowler, of Twenty-nnth
street, Georgetown, left on Tuesday for Port
Towsend, Wash, where Mr.. Fowler owns
valuable property.
Miss Martha Perine who visited Washington
Miss Fleming, of street, is now staying with
her aunts, the Misses Perine, of Cathedral
street, Baltimore.
Miss Marian Levi, of Baltimore, is the guest
of Miss Belle Schmidt, I'll l street northwest,
where she will be pleased to see her friends.
Mr.. E. B: Hay, accompanied by Capt: G, e
Overflow of the Army, went to Piney Point on
Saturday to remain until Monday.
1t is an open secret that the wedding Of Miss
Annie Mof1att and Mr.. Edward NJ. Taber will
take place on the 9th of August.
General and Mrs. n. L. Jeffres have closed
their Sixteenth-street residence, and are now at
Great Darlington, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmons Blaine have left Balti.
more for Bar Harbor where they have rented q
cottage for the season.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Davis (nee Viii
SOM are visiting the latter's parents, eX-Mar
shall and Mrs. Wilson.
Rehoboth Beach, Del. They will leave the
city early in July.
Sehor and Madame Hurtado, of Colombia
will spend the summer in European travel They
sailed last week.
Miss Fronie E. Watkins has gone to Circle
vile, n. Y, to spend the summer with per
sonal friends
Miss Otis Townshend spent last week il
Baltimore with Miss Louise Beall, of North
Charles street.
Mr.. Van Rensselaer, Berry was recently tho
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot johnson at Ca
louisville, Nd.
Mrs s. P. Snider and the Misses Bessie anG
Ethel Snider left on Wednesday for Narrag an
sett Pier.
Mrs Roswell P. Flower and Mrs. Taylor
have gone to Watertown, N Y, for the sum
mer.
Miss Jennie Davis will leave on Tuesday fol
York, Pa, where she will be the guest of Miss
Hay.
Miss Lenore Collamer, of No. 2405 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, will sail for Europe on Wednes-
, day.
The Misses Ker of Chicago, are visiting thei
aunt, Miss Trplett, at 925 IL street.
Miss Adele Grant, who has just returned
from abroad, is the guest of Mrs. Don Cameron
, General and Mrs. McKeeyer will remain a
their residence here throughout the summer
, Colonel and Mrs Kellogg and Miss Kellogg
, will leave on the lst of July for Deer Park.
Miss Veazie will join her cousin, Mrs. Gen
Van Vliet, at Shrewsbury, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lothrop Bradley are at thei
summer home at Pomfret, Conn.
Mrs. g. II. Slaybang and children will sum
mer at Nantasket Beach, Mass.
Miss Ella Davis of 1921 Eighth street, i.
visiting friends in Wilmington.
4 Miss Hannah Behrend will be at home to he
4 friends to-day after O'Clock.
4 Miss Matte Thompson has returned to tn
= city for fortnght's stay.
Mrs, Bainbrdge-IIoff and Miss Louise Hof
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