The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-08-23

welded to Miss Lamar Rutherford, Of Athens
The wedding though quiet and unostenta-
tious in itself, was State event, so well known
were the contracting parties. Only few
relatives and immediate friends of the families
were present at the ceremonies. The bride is
one of the best known ladies in Georgia,
where she has been an acknowledged belle
both on account of her extreme beauty and
her broad intellectual attachments. Mr..
Lipscomb is very well known in this city. He
graduated from the State College of Georgia
In class that produced many prominent
men. He is brilliant young barrister, whose
reputation as lawyer in this city is an envi-
able one. His record has been remarkable
one, and he is classed among the most success
full members of Washington's Bar. After
wedding tour of about six weeks, Mr. and
Mrs. Lipscomb will locate permanently In
Washington
A delightful garden party was given on
Wednesday evening last at 'Uplands," deer
Park, Nd the summer home of Mr.. George
W. Hanlenbeek, of Baltimore. This beautiful
spot is situated on one of the high points of
the Allegheny Mountains, and from it one may
obtain magnificent view OF the surrounding
country. With the sublime scenery and gener-
Gus hospitality on the part of the hostess,
Mrs. George Hanlenbeek, who presided in her
usual graceful manner, the occasion will long
be remembered by those who had the pleasure
of participating. Among those present from
Washington were Mrs. III. e. Conover, Miss
Gawler, Miss Jennie Boyle, Mrs. E. S. Como
yer, Miss Flora Conover, DR.. Jeanette Sum-
ner, and Others
Messrs. Fred. Hertford, John Henderson,
Seth H. Nichols, and Harry G. Grove left the
city Thursday morning for Niagara Falls,
Thousand Isles, and Toronto. They will
camp in the heart of the Adirondack Noun
tains for two weeks, and return by way of
Lake Champlain Lake George, and down the
Hudson to New York; thence to Washington.
Major and Mrs. Rudolph A. King, of Cor
coran street, have gone to Wachapreague,
Accomac County, on the famous Eastern
Shore of old Virginia. Mrs. j. P. g. Kellam,
Mrs. Kings sister, accompanied MIR. and Mrs.
King from Cape Charles City, and all three
are comfortably situated at the Powelton
Hotel, Wachapreague.
Miss Kelton, daughter of the Adjutant Gen
eral of the Army, and her cousin, Miss
Knowles, of England, made trip to Niagara
early in the month, and then went to Richfield
Springs to visit Miss Kelton's aunt, Mrs. Gun
ningham.
Mrs R. r. Shellabarger with her little son,
has passed the summer delightfully."- IN the
Berkshire Hills. Miss Alice Bishop, Mrs.
Shellabarger's sister, has lately joined her and
they will remain in Massachusetts, until
autumn
Naval Constructor Hichborn has returned
to his home on N street from months so
iourn at the homestead near Boston, where
Mrs. Hichborn with her son and daughter will
remain until the heated term is over.
Mr.. John Tweedale, of the War Depart
ment, is at Asbury Park, where Mrs. Twee-
dale and her niece, Miss Brown, have been
sojourning for several weeks. They will all
leave shortly for New England
The Misses Townsend, of Washington,
were among the young ladies enjoying ger
man given by the beaux of Easton, Md, in
the armory at that pleasant summer place, on
Friday, the 14th inst.
Among the Washingtonians enjoying the
beauties of Brookside, w. Va, are Miss
Mamie E. Draney Miss Annie McQuade, and
Miss Ada Duke.
Mr.. George G. Videtto, with his wife and
child, are at Asbury Park. Mr.. Videtto will
leave later for his old home at Erie Pa.
From there will probably go to Duluth and
Superior.
Mrs. and Miss Cogan, DIR. and Mrs. Whit
Hammett and family, Miss Murray, Mr.. Neal
Murray, and Messrs. James Callan and James
Wilson are occupying cottage at Atlantic
City.
Ex-senator Sabin, of Minnesota, and Mrs.
Jessie L. Swan, of st. Paul, were quietly
married last week. They are spending the
honeymoon at Long Branch.
Mrs. Mauer and children, OF Savannah, Ca,
who have spent the summer with Mrs. Mauers
mother, Mrs. Martin, of @ street, have left for
their Southern home.
The marriage of Miss Lulie Eustis and Mr..
Thomas Hitchcock will take place Thursday
at Miss Eustis' residence, at Manchester-by-
/ the-Sea.
Mr. Clarence G.. Allen and his wife are
home again from months vacation in the
West. They spent two weeks in Seattle,
Wash
General and Mrs. Drum, who spent last
week at Fortress Monroe visiting Mrs. De
Russy, are again at their country seat near the
city.
Senator, Mrs. and Miss Washburne sailed
from France for New York on Wednesday
They have been abroad since early in April.
Miss Halle Vorhees has returned to the
Il the city, and with her father, Senator Vor-
bees, is at the family residence on N street.
Mrs. |. f. Mudd, with her daughters, Miss
Angela and Miss jeanette Mudd, will remain
at Atlantic City until the LIST OF September.
Mr.. and Mrs Neil Belt are at Saratoga
Springs, ,.where they will remain for several
weeks Mrs Belt left Capon last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Keene, of Lafayette
Place, left on Monday for fortnight's stay
at the Princess Annie, Virginia Beach.
Mrs. W. j. Homiller, of Capitol Hill, and
her daughter, Miss Marie, are at Berkeley