The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-02-01

Mrs. and the Misses Mendonca are at home |
on Fridays.
Mrs. John Blair Hoge receives at the Port
land on Tuesdays.
Mrs. j. B. Ten Eyck receives on Saturdays
during the season.
Mrs. w. H. Combs, of 1131 Twelfth street, is
at home Wednesdays.
Mrs c. D. Liebermann is at home at the
Portland on Tuesdays.
Mrs DR.. Pope, 1104 Fourteenth street, will
be at home on Friday.
Mrs. 4. II. Bean has issued invitations for
tea February :, 1859 Q street.
Mrs. r. G. Rutherford's last formal reception
will take place on Wednesday.
Mrs. Augustus Macomb, 1908 Twenty-first
street, is at home on Saturdays.
Mrs. Beriah wilkins has issued invitations
for tea on Friday, from to Z.
Mrs. and the Misses johnson, 1888 New Hamp-
shire avenue, receive on Saturdays.
Mrs. Almena Williams will be at home on
Saturdays, 9TH, 14th, and 21st instant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Dulin have out cards
for an evening reception on February 5.
Mrs A. B. Wolfe and Miss Laura Dorsey will
be at home to their friends Wednesday, Febru-
ary 4.
The Misses Russell, of Georgetown Heights,
will receive their friends on Thursday, after 3
O'Clock
Mrs Gallaudet and the Misses Gallaudet,
of Kendall Green, will receive on Saturdays in
February.
The marriage of Miss Grace Fuller and Mr..
Archibald Brown, of Chicago, will take place
Easter Monday.
On account of the death of Secretary Win
dom Mrs Treasurer j. N Huston will not re-
ceive on Monday.
The Misses Kondrup, 217 Second street south
east, will be at home on Monday, assisted by
Mrs. j. B. Torbert.
Miss Noyes, the Misses Rice and Miss Blount
will entertain the Dancing Club on Wednesday
evening at Wizards.
Mrs. Charles g. Duln will not be at home
next Tuesday, February 3, but will be on the
two following Tuesdays.
| Mrs. Worthington Dorsey and the Misses
Dorsey, OF 1888 Sixteenth street, will be at home
| Thursday, after z. NJ.
Mrs George Whitfield Brown and Mrs. Cuth-
| bert are at home to their friends on Saturdays
| at 17l0 Connecticut avenue.
The ladies of the National have issued their
| individual cards for Wednesday tea, instead
| of their usual Monday reception.
AS Mrs. Augustus Cleveland Tyler has been
unexpectedly called out of town, her tea is
postponed until Monday, February9.
Mrs. James Buchanan, Mrs. Soger, and Miss
Koones will not be at home Monday, but will
receive on the following Mondays in February.
Mrs. Justice Blatchford has closed her recep-
| tions for the season. Justice and Mrs. Blatch-
ford will leave the city on Friday for a trip to
! Florida.
Owing to the prolonged and serious illness of
Senator Vorhees's mother, in Indiana, the social
affairs of his establishment in this city have been
| suspended.
Mrs. Green B. Raum will receive Wednesday,
assisted by Mrs. Green b. Raum, Jr, Miss
Raum, Miss Walthour, Miss Wittkowsky, and
| Miss Moses.
Mrs. Lieut.. F. j. Moses, Navy Yard, will not
be at home on Monday next. She will be at
home for the last time on the following Mon
day, February 8.
Mrs. G. M. Pepper will receive on Tuesday at
1887 r street for the last time this season. She
will be assisted by her guests, Miss Backer and
the Misses Howard.
Mrs. Farnsworth, No. 1903 Sixteenth street,
will hold her last formal reception of the season
on Wednesday. Mrs. Farnsworth's guest, Miss
Smell, of Indiana, is one of the loveliest buds OF
this season.
Mrs. Cilley, of 1928 / street, who, since her
return to the city, has been confined to the
house with a severe attack of la grippe, will re
ceiye her friends for the first time this season
| on Tuesday next
Mrs. Frank Stewart Osborn will receive OF
Monday at the Shoreham, assisted by Mrs. Sen
ator Davis Mrs. Talmadge, Miss Daisy Moore
and Miss Wilcox. 1t will be her last reception
during the season.
Miss Cynthia Cleveland will receive on th
first three Tuesdays in February, from 2 to 5 il
the afternoon, and from Z to 10 p. NJ. She vii
be assisted by Miss Virgie Keech, Of Capito
Hill; Miss Townsend, of Maryland, and Coyn
Fletcher
Miss Florence Elizabeth Hodges, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Hodges, will be married o.
Wednesday, February IL, to Mr. Clarence NJ
, Webster The ceremony will take place in tn
New York-aVenue Presbyterian Church, at
O'Clock p. M.
4 Mrs. Francis b. Spinola, of New York, wi
hold her last formal reception in her elegan
suite of apartments in the annex Of the Airing
ton on Tuesday, from to p. NJ. She will b
e assisted as usual by attractive matrons an
. beautiful bellies
y The Classical Society has sent out cards fo
. the first meeting this season, Friday, Februar
n &, at p. NJ, at Miss Ransom's studio parlor
915 f street Rev. DR.. Hamln will address til
guests upon the Passion PLAY, which he wi
messed at Oberammergau last September
i The engagement has been announced of Mis-
Helen M. Robert, eldest daughter of Col Henr
!, M. Robert, of the Army, and Mr.. l.. d'Auria,
= prominent civil engineer and an eminent seiei
;. tist of Philadelphia. The marriage will occu
g in the spring, after which the happy pair wi
make an extended foreign tour, remaining fC
o a season in Naples, Mr.. d'Aurla's native city.
~ Mrs. Owen, wife of Representative Owen,
- Indiana, viii give her last formal reception
Z the Ebbitt on Wednesday, assisted by Mr.
Gen. SpinOla, Mrs. Connell, of Nebraska; Mr.
J. Power, wife of DIR. Power of Yermont~ayenu
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