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

ing. Inc classes OF Professor ). ). Sherratt
gave their annual exhibition at their studio on
Ninth street last week. Every style of china
painting was exhibited. Beautiful vases
coffee pitchers, trays, dinner sets, bon bon
boxes, fish sets, punch bowls, jardeniers,
cream pitchers, ETC., were greatly admired and
the opinion was expressed that the exhibition
was the finest ever seen In the District. Mrs.
Harrison and the ladies of the Cabinet were
among the visitors during the week. Among
the exhibitors were Mrs. George W. Moss,
Mrs. Pollock, Mrs. James M. Durant Miss
Flora Engel, E5'g, Miss Lillian ]; Collins, Miss
Frank Brown, Miss Emily Jenkins, Mrs. VIII
bur, Miss Phillips, Mrs. Stanton, Mrs. j ohm
Young, Mrs. H. A. Seymour, Miss Hancock,
Miss Drayney, Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. E. Patter-
son, Mrs. A: Smith, Mrs. Emery, Mrs. Wood
ward, Mrs: Melville Church, Miss Flynn, Mrs.
Richardson, Mrs. s. j. Chew, Mrs. S. Clarke,
Mrs, George Kennedy, Miss Hutton, Mrs.
Mackey, Mrs. Lowe, Miss Branagan. Miss
Duncanson, Mrs. E. Cushman, Mrs. Grimm,
Miss N. Davis, Mise shellsbarger, Mrs. Miller,
Lockwood, Miss N. Robinson, Miss L. Mann,
and some excellent pieces by Professor and
Mrs. Sherratt.
host of friends assembled In st. Joseph's
Hall Wednesday evening to extend congratu-
lations and do honor to Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Baumgarten on the silver anniversary of their
wedding day. Mr.. and Mrs. Baumgarten re-
ceived their guests standing under a beautiful
floral bell, presented by the ladies Of the Union
Circle. With them were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Baumgsrten, of Baltimore, and Mr. and Mrs
A. Frank, Of New York. Messrs. Low, Hy-
man, Samuel and Jacob Frank, of New York,
assisted as ushers. For the pleasure of the
young folks there was music for dancing,
which was enjoyed until a late hour. A
handsome supper was served. Numerous and
beautiful presents were received by Mr.. and
Mrs Baumgarten. Among others participat-
Ing in the enjoyment OF the evening were
Mrs. Gertrude Baumgarten, of Liverpool; Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Adler, Of New York; Mr.. and
Mrs Adolph Louis of Baltimore; Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Frank, of New York; Mr.. Morris
Baumgarten, Of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lenstein, of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stein,
MIR: and Mrs. L. Herzog, Messrs. Jacobs, Mr..
and Mrs. Sanger, and MIR, and Mrs. l. Fl.
Kuehling.
Mrs. Montt, wife of the newly-recognized
Minister from Chilli, is handsome, accom-
plished woman, very fond of society, but just
at present handicapped by the fact that she
cannot speak English. She has gone to work
with great energy to master the language
having commenced taking lessons the day
after her arrival here. The Montts are resid-
ing on NJ street, near Thomas Circle.
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benefit of the Washington Hospital for Found
lings at Willard Hall on Friday and Saturday,
December and 5. Lunches will be served
each day from IL to 2 p. IN. Part Of the at
fractions in the evenings will be music, pleas
ant society," a sale of flowers and fancy ar
ticles, with dance on Saturday after p. m.
One of the features of the entertainment
last week given in aid of the ex-Confederate
afv Woc fba -
Lillian Daily, in piano recitations. This ac-
complished young lady is a student at the
Academy of the Visitation, Georgetown, and
was kindly allowed to participate in the en-
tertainment by the Sister Superior. Miss
Daily displayed extraordinary scope and fine
technique in her performance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony A. Connolly cele-
brated the tenth anniversary of their wedding
on Tuesday evening .at their pleasant home,
1905 Ninth street northwest. The house was
crowded during the entire evening by their
friends, and many pretty tributes in wood
were received.
Misses Mollie and Mamie Wren, of Potts
Vile, Pa, have returned home after having
spent month with their cousin, Miss Katie
Shomo, at 300 street northeast.
Thanksgiving dinner of the Fifteenth
Street M. E. Church, Rev. l.. H. Thirkeld,
pastor, at Clabaugh's Hall, 1880 Fourteenth
street northwest, given by the Ladies Aid So
cety for the benefit OF the charity fund, was
greatly enjoyed by a large number of the
friends OF the church on Friday evening.
Miss CIlley, of Cambridge, Mass, and Mr..
Harry Cilley are settled for the winter at 1873
Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs. McGregor and the Misses McGregor,
OF Terra Haute, Ind, are at the Elsmere for
the winter.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles K. Hodgkin for the celebration
OF the wooden anniversary of their wedding
tomorrow evening at their home, 1928 Ninth
street northwest.
Colonel and Mrs. Cotton will reside at the
Shoreham this coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard 8. Campbell have re-
turned from their wedding tour and are To-
Gated at HOO Ninth street northwest, where
they Will be pleased to see their friends after
December 25.
Miss Alice Swan Dresser, of Kansas City,
Mo-, will spend the winter with her parents
at 222 First street southeast, where she will be
glad to see her friends on Mondays during
the winter.
Miss Rosie McConhie. of 1891 l. street north
west, will spend Thanksgiving week with
friends at Frederick Md.
DR.. and Mrs. William f. Byrns are at their
residence 35 b street, after an extended North
ern trip.
Miss Small, daughter OF General Small, OF
the Commissary Department of the Army, is
visiting Miss Rockwell at the Wisdsor.
Miss Jennie MacGrothy has returned from
her sojourn ia New Brunswick and will be at
home TO her friends on Wednesdays at 1914
Fifteenth street,