The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-15

franken1eld, tuesday evening, November a.
at 7:3O O'Clock, Shelbyville, Ill
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Mitchell have re-
turned from abroad and will spend the winter
In this city.
Justice and Mrs. Gray, who have spent the
last few weeks at Auburndae Mass, re-
turned early in the week to their home on
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Ogden are settled
ut the Woodmont for the winter, having
leased their residence on Nineteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ffoulke, of Massachu-
setts avenue, have returned from their trip
abroad, and are getting settled in their beau
t'ful home in this city.
Mrs. Condit-Smith and Miss Condit-S Smith
have returned by La Bretagno from their
summer travels in Europe They arrived in
New York last Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Edwards are living
at 1905 Corcoran street. Mrs. Edwards will
be at home Wednesdays during the winter.
Lady Pauncefote and the Misses Paunce-
tote have returned from Europe.
Mr.. George Barclay and bride were at the
British Legation last week. Mr.. Barclay has
been transferred to Rome.
Mrs. Almena B. Williams is at her residence
on Eleventh street, after a delightful summer
spent in the North.
Mr. aud Mrs. Sprlggs, of Baltimore, are
established for the season in the house 17ol @
street.
Major and Mrs. Dudley w. Rhodes are
occupying their new house at lexington.
Mrs. Thomas E. Waggaman has returned
from New Orleans, bringing her parents
Colonel and Mrs. Eugene Waggaman, with
her. Mrs. Waggaman is at home on Tues
days.
Mrs. Frank w. Searle, of Binghamton, N.
T., is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. d. F. Nc
Gowan, of Capitol HILL
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews. OF Beacon street,
Boston, have taken the residence of the late
Judge Adds on Massachusetts avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Andrews will spend the winter
with them.
Miss Bonaparte will make her debut at the
first Patriarch ball, New York, December g.
Mr.. and Mrs John w. Clements and dauph-
ter, of 1011 Twenty fourth street, have re-
turned from visiting friends in Philadelphia
and New Jersey.
Mrs. Neil Belt returned home last evening
from brief trip to New York CITY,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Perry Powers are located
for the winter at 2151 Florida avenue. Mrs.
Powers will be at home on Saturdays
Mr.. Messmore Kendall has returned to
the city from the West, where he has been liy-
ing for the past two years.
Hon. w. H. Hart Third Auditor has
returned from Indiana, bringing with him his
mother and daughter, who will now make
their home in this city.
Miss Zenobia Richardson, OF the Census
Bureau, has returned from her leave of abb
sence.
Mrs. Alice James Martin, of BROOKLYN, is
visiting Miss Ida Thompson.
Miss Aileen Tolson, of Prince Georges
ie ba 1acfn Of Micc ANY nto
wards, OF Massachusetts avenue.
General Bingham, of the Finance Division,
OF the Post Office Department, and family,
have come into the city for the winter from
Garrett Park, Nd.
Miss Nellie B. Robertson, of the First
Comptroller's Office. has returned to her
work In restored health.
Mrs. Louise Mattingly, of the General Land
Office, is again on duty after a fortnight's
absence
Miss Louisiana Grigsby has returned from
her sad journey to Kentucky.
Miss Nmmo, of the Recording Division,
Pension Office, has returned to her desk after
an absence OF several months In New York.
where she was under medical treatment.
Mr.. George Pickett and bride (the latter nee
Christiancy) are now settled In this city
Hon. Charles Cherley, formerly Solicitor of
Internal Revenue, who with his daughter,
Miss Florence, have been abroad for the past
eighteen months, have returned to the city
for the winter, and now are at their apart
ments at the Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert G. Plass and daughter
anne on to Baltimore from New York to at
tend the Heiskell- Vickery wedding on Thurs
day evening, at which Miss PlaGs looked very
lovely In beautiful toilet of corn-colcred
crepe. She Is now here for short visit with
her parents at 1904 N street northwest.
The Misses Gesner, of Annapolis, pleasantly
entertained number of visitors from this
city on Wednesday last, the occasion of the
visit OF the students OF Georgetown University
to the Naval Academy.
Two daughters of the Vice President have
become pupils at Mrs. Somers' Mt. Vernon
Seminary.
The Secretary of Wimodaughsis has issued
invitations for book reception to be held at
the new club house, 1928 l street northwest,
on Monday evening. All visitors are requested
to bring book with them worth putting in
the library.
Miss Taylor, of street northwest, gave
an informal whist party on Wednesday even
ing last.
DR.. Percy Hickling entertained a few
friends IN am elegant manner on Friday even
ing.
The lovely dress of Miss Fannie Rice, worn
on the occasion of her wedding on Wednes-
day, as well as the costumes of the pretty