The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-07

Maj. Jerome B. Burke and bride are back
from their brief wedding trip. On Thursday
evening Major and Mrs Burke held delightful
reception at their home, 1876 E street north
east. large number of friends called to
offer congratulations.
John w. Mackay, Jr., sailed lately from
New York on the City of Paris in the COM
pany OF Col. Thomas p. Ochiltree. Mrs.
Mackay Will give magnificent ball in London
during the present month in celebration
OF the twenty-first birthday of her eldest son,
John W., Jr.
Miss Minnie Saxton, of Mount Pleasant
left on Wednesday for an extended trip to
Boston. She expects to attend the commence
ment exercises of Wellesley College, where
Miss Louise Saxton will be one Of this years
graduates.
Virginia Williamson, daughter of Chief
Engineer Williamson, of the Navy, and Mr.
Frank w. Hancock, of Virginia. The mar
riage is set for autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs.A David have issued invitations
for the marriage of their daughter, Emma, and
Mr.. David Salomonsohn this afternoon, at
$50 O'Clock, at Concordia Hall.
Miss Ethel Swope, daughter Of Hon. j. A.
Swope, sailed yesterday for Europe on the
steamer Furnessia, in company of Mr. and
Miss Reach, of Baltimore.
Mrs. E. H. Perkins, the gifted soprano of
the Sixteenth-street Quartette, sails for Europe
on the 10th instant, intending to spend the sum-
mer in musical study.
The engagement has been announced of
Miss Clara Fleming, of this city, and Mr..
Henry Herbert Balch, of the Cordage Com
pany, New York.
Sefior Quesada, the Argentine Minister,
left on Thursday for Mexico, where he goes
to establish legation of the Argentine Re-
public.
General and Mrs. Van vliet have closed
their house on Fifteenth street, and are now
at their summer home in Shrewsbury, N. Y.
Mr.. William A. Shepard and the Misses
Shepard, of No. Dupont Circle, are now
at Saratoga, occupying their own cottage.
Miss Mary Harwood, of Baltimore, who will
shortly sail for Europe, is the guest for few
days of Miss May Huyck, of street.
Mrs. Macalester Laughton Will go to her
phia, as soon as her health permits.
Miss Eustis and Miss Lulie Eustis left ON
Wednesday for Mancbester-by-the-Se where
they will spend the summer.
Col. Whittemore, of the Army, and Mrs.
Whittemore sailed on Wednesday for u sum-
mer tour through Europe.
The marriage of Miss Mauro and Lieut.
Ryan will be celebrated at high noon Wednes-
day in Epiphany Church.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs Blatchford are in New
York City, stopping there while before going
to their Newport villa.
Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Lane and Mr. and Mrs.
William N. Helm have returned from their
travels in the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Blackwood and
Miss Stella Bowcock are at 14O9 Thirty-third
street, Georgetown
Colonel and Mrs. w. A. Hunt and Miss
Hunt, OF Ohio, are guests of Mr. l.. F. Hunt,
of 1910 street.
Rev. and Mrs. John g. Armes are now at 1900
Thirteenth street. They will not leave the
city until July.
Miss Mary Little, of fredericksburg, Va,
is visiting Mrs. Bronaugh of o street, West
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mattingly, who spent last
week at Atlantic City, have returned to their
home here.
Mrs. William M. Hunt and the Misses
Hunt will occupy their house at Bar Harbor
this season.
Mrs. Hallowell and Miss Harriet Hallowell
are in Boston visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hawley.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Barbour and Miss
May Keyworth will sail for France on the 10th
instant.
Mrs. l.. Sinsabaugh, of 1747 street, left on
Tuesday for brief visit with friends in Vir-
ginia.
MRS. Mckee and Mrs. Russell Harri son
sailed for Europe on Wednesday on the Teu-
tonic.
Ex-Surgeon General Gunnell, of the Navy,
and bride are making short visit to Atlantic
City.
Mrs. A. G. Livingston and Miss Livingston
are registered at Hotel Pembroke, Atlantic
City.
Miss Mary Ludgate is visiting Dr. and Mrs
Robert Shackerford, of Albermarle County, Va
Mrs A. r. McGonigal is the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. Gladmon, $40 Twentieth street.
Mrs. James McGlinchey and son left for her
home in Portland, Me-, last Wednesday.
Chief Engineer and Mrs. Menocal will
spend the summer in European travel
Mrs Madeline Vinton Dahlgren left early
In the week for South Mountain.
Mrs. j. j. Key and Miss Anna Key will
spend the summer In Rockville.
Admiral Calhoun and family are at their
summer home at Takoma Park.
Mrs Ralph c. johnson has gone to her
country place in Maine.
Miss Ida Magruder has returned from her
visit to Philadelphia.
Madame Romero is home fr om her visit to
New York,