The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-22
LATE SOCIETY NEWS.

The Washington-Georgetow German Club
VIII give series of dances during the coming
season. The club is composed of number
OF gentlemen prominent in society in Wash
ington and Georgetown and is limited to
Iorty. The first german will be given about
the first week In December, the others at in
tervsls of about two weeks.
Miss Retta Murray, daughter of judge Mur-
ray, OF New York City, is visiting Miss Fannie
Brawner.
Miss Lula Combs, of 1911 Twentieth street.
isVisiting her frend Mrs. Duffy, No. 5l7
Manhattan avenue, New York.
Mr.. Leroy NJ. Taylor, jr., left Monday last
on cunning trip. He will return Tuesdav
morning
DR.. Middleton, distinguished physician of
santiago, Chilli, is spending the winter with
Senor Soteldo, Of Q street.
Mrs. Macias, OF X street, is in New York
where she will remain until after Thanksgiv.
ing.
Miss May Thomas, OF the Department of
justice, has returned from Philadelphia.
Miss NJ G. Burgess, of the Pension Office.
is expected back from Ohio tomorrow
Miss Madallne Pollard has taken an apart
ment at the Elsmere.
Miss Kate Minor, who has been travelling
extensively In Europe for some time, will
spend the winter in this city with her sister
Mrs. Estes g. Rathbone, of Rhode Island
avenue.
Miss Aunie E. Slee, who has Just returned
from Northern trip, will be at home to her
friends after December l at 305 East Capitol
street.
Senator and Mrs. Carlisle have returne ed from
Kentucky to their residence in this city.
Mrs. General Wright is in New York. WIS.,
iting her daughter, Mrs. Wootten.
Mr.. Johnstone, of the British Legation, re-
turned from England by the last trip of the
Teutonic.
Mrs. Jessie B. McDermott is domiciled for
the winter at the Seminary Flats, Georgetown.
She has just returned from q visit Of several
months to her gifted daughter, Mrs. Walcott
of Concord, Mass.
Mrs. Hampden Zane and Mrs. Black are at
the Portland.
MIR. and Mrs. Beverly T. Sener will not be
at home next Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert G. Barry, of Baltimore. is visit
ing Mrs. Charlotte b. johnson of 1907 Six
teenth street.
The Unity Club resumed its meetings on
Wednesday evening at Mrs. DR.. BANDS, No.
III Tenth street northwest
Miss Stephane Whitney, She charming niece
OF Justice Field, will spend the season here
with Mrs. Field.
Mrs. Eugene Hale is at the Arno.
Mrs Fuller is at her home on Massachusetts
avenue from Chicago, where she was detained
by the very serious illness of Mrs. Archibald
Brown, who is now convalescing.
Mr.. +. g. Alvord, of the New York Herdld
and family are established at the Woodmont
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thompson have apart
ments at the Woodmont MIR. Thompson is
the correspondent OF the Detroit Eve1,ing
Ne,Ds.
Bernard V. Sims leaves for New York
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving.
General Veazey and family are located at
the Hotel Cochran, Fourteenth and K streets
Mrs. E. Hamilton, OF Atlantic CITY. is visit
ing Mrs. Belle kirkpatrick, of 22l2 | street.
The Tacoma Park Euchre Club had an in
teresting meeting on Saturday evening last
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs William
Smith. The affair was pleasantly arranged
and managed.
Mr.. Alpin Cameron, Of New York, is the
guest OF MIR. Eugene Moxley, of Georgetown
Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Myers, of 14O5
kenesaw avenue, Mount Pleasant, will be at
nome nome after December 1 on Tuesdays and
Thursdays.
I'll. auu hlT5. Il. ". DTanuenDurg are Settleu
In their new residence, 1854 Sixth street,
where they will be at home Thursdays.
Mrs. Alice Swan Dresser, of Kansas City,
Will spend the winter with her parents at 222
First street southeast, where she will be at
bone to her friends on Mondays.
Commander Houston has leased the resi-
dence, 1918 Twentieth street. His family will
shortly arrive from Europe
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Christmas are settled
for the winter at 14lO N street.
Mrs. r. c. Fox and Miss Emily Fox will
reside during the winter at the Portland.
Miss Lily Shafer, of Aurora, w. Va, is the
guest of Miss Flora Morse, of 60 l street
northwest.
The annual pound party for the benefit of
the Children's Hospital will take place on
Thanksgiving evening at the residence of Mrs.
Dyer, 1917 X street.
Mrs. A. B. Stoughton has returned from
Germantown, Pa, and is again at her charm
ing home on M street.
The first reception of Potomac Council No.
20S. National Union, will take place on
Wednesday evening next, at the Washington
Light Infantry Armory. 1t promises to be a
fine affair.
PERSONALS.
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