The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-01

United States Geological Survey, at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church, November
il. Miss Fanny Rice will be attended by her
sister, Miss Rice, as maid OF honor; Miss Daisy
Garland Miss Noyes, Miss Darneille, Miss
Woodward, and Miss Tyssowski will be the
bridesmaids
Mrs. John Bigelow, jr., wife of Lieut.. Bge-
low, of the Army, is visiting her mother,
Mrs Clay Dallam, OF Hamilton Terrace,
Baltimore. Mrs. Bigelow has just arrived
from Arizona.
Mrs. Harrison will be cheered by the society
of the Mckee children during Mrs. McKee's
absence in indianapolis, where she will 90
almost Immediately for a short visit Mrs.
Eaton, sister OF the President is now at the
White House for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Earle entertained
party of friends at handsome dinner Fri
day evening.
Mr.. William Hartley, of Philadelphia, is at
326 Maple avenue, LIE Drot Park.
Mrs. G. 1. Manning, of NJ acomb, Ill.,, ar
rived In the city on Friday TO pass the winter
with her daughter, Miss Mary Manning. They
have taken the house No. 1923 @ street for
the season.
Mrs, w. E. Reynolds, wife of Lieutenant
Reynolds, of the Revenue Marine, has re-
turned to her home, No. 1907 Nineteenth
street, after pleasant visit to her friends in
Frederick, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Mercer, whose mar
riage took place Thursday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Rebecca Jefferson, 1104
Twenty-third street, are residing at 1896
Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs. Henry G. Hedges and niece, of Mans
field Ohio, are visiting Mrs. j. G. Peacock
at 12S Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. E. III. Morrison, Of Waterloo, ILL.,, is
at Wizards for the winter.
Mr.. Frank Richardson, of the Baltimore
Sun, has returned from Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. De Witt are at 1906 Seven
| teenth street.
| Miss Bessie Patten, of 9O3 M street. has re-
| turned from an extended trip.
DR.. and Mrs. Boone and Miss Blanche Lord
| Boone are guests of Mrs. j. V. N. Huyck, OF
| 1892 / street.
General and Mrs. John s. Mason, of tho
| Army, have left Woodley Park for the winter
and are located at 1881 o street.
| Mrs. Eugene Hale has taken possession of
her beautiful mansion, corner of Sixteenth and
| streets.
| Senor and Madame Pedroso have arrived
| from Spain at Torresdale, Pa, having been
| summoned by cablegram to the bedside of
| Madame Pedroso's mother, Mrs. Manchester
| Laughton, who is seriously i'll.
| Representative and Mrs. Bynum, with their
| young son (the latter In restored healthy have
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| house on Nineteenth street, near Dupont
| Circle.
| Mr.. and Mrs John Slade and Miss Slade,
| Of this city, are at the Huntingdon, Boston.
Miss Mamie Cook, of Maryland avenue, is
| back from an extended trip North.
| The Mignotte Club has sent out invitations
| for a hop Wednesday evening at Sheldon's
| Academy
The marriage of Miss Frances Whitney
| Silvy and Mr.. Frederick Deshler, of New
| Jersey, will take place at high noon on
| Wednesday, November "a, in st. Johns
| Church.
Secretary and Mrs. Foster are expected at
! their Vermont avenue residence some time
during the coming week.
Mrs. and Miss Batcheller, who are now at
Saratoga, will live here this winter in house
No. 6 Dupont Circle. General Batcheller will
return to his station at Madrid late in the fall
| Mrs. Batcheller has entirely recovered from
the effects of the carriage accident that befell
| her In Spain some months ago.
Brig. General and Mrs. Gibbon are visiting
friends in Green Spring Valley, near Bati-
more.
| Miss Georgianna Holmes, of New York, is
the guest OF her uncle, Mr.. Walter Burt, of
! Capitol Hill.
Mrs. S. M. Marshall is locatedin apartments
| AT 1000 II StreeC.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Hamilton (the lat
| ter formerly Louise Merrick), are residing at
| the Portland
Miss Gay will live at 1923 street when
she returns to the city.
Miss Florence Warxel, of Chicago, is the
| guest of her cousin, Mrs. L. Cans, 726 Fifth
| street northwest. AT home on Thursdays
| Col. j. B. Park, u: s. A., and family have
! returned from Europe, and will remain In
| this city for few weeks before going to
| Omaha.
Baron and Baroness de Vriere will return to
| Washington early in the winter, having pur-
| chased a handsome residence in the north
| west part of the city. Mrs. Hayward Cutting,
| mother of Baroness de Vriere, will pass the
| winter in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs William B. Gurley are receiv-
| ing congratulations on the birth Of their fifth
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stilson Hutchins have re-
turned from Europe, and are at their home In
| this city.
| The ladies Of the Tabernacle Society will
hold the first meeting of the season tomorrow,
over which Bishop Keane rector of the Uni
versity, will preside. Father Kervick will
succeed DIR. Chappelle as director of the
society. Mrs. Commodore Ramsay is the presi-
dent, and Miss Fannie Whean treasurer.
Mrs. d. P. Morgan will be one of the So
ciety absentees this winter. She will remain
In Europe, and the Scott Circle mansion will
be in charge Of servants.
Commodore Shock has returned to his resi-
dence on Fifteenth street from a six months