The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-29

ard, eldest daughter of ex Secretary OF State
Thomas L. Bayard, and Count 'Lewenhaupt
Of Sweden, will be very quiet affair. The
gentleman to whom Miss Bayard is engaged
is member Of the Swedish nobility, and a
man of culture and refinement. BY occupa-
tion he is simply practical machinist of the
first order. Ee is at present employed at the
works of the Harlan u Hollingsworth Com
pany in this city. Count Lewenhaupt came
to America for the express purpose Of
familiarizing himself with all the require
ments of first-class machinist. He
Is one of the best draughtsmen In the estab-
lshment, and speaks the English language
fiuently and accurately. He has donned n
heavy suit of workmen's jean overalls and is
every inch a laborer like the rest. He is
looked upon by the other workmen as merely
their equal and all address him familiarly as
'Count." Besides his complete mastery of
several languages, the Count is an excellent
musician. After the marriage of Miss Bayard
and Count Lewenhaupt on April 2, the two
VIII leave for short wedding tour, and, re-
turning, settle down in their new home on
Eleventh and Adams streets. The dwelling
has already been handsomely furnished
Baltimore An,erican
Governor and Mrs. Toole are making their
first visit to Washington since their marriage
here last June. They are domiciled at Will
lard's. Miss Rosecrans, who is with them,
has been for the past seven years a religeuse
In Cincinnati convent, but after fair trial
finds the life unsuited to her. She will proba-
bly, remain in this city " .th her father after
the Governor and Mrs. Toole retr a 10 Mon
tana.
Mrs. Stanley Brown will give a luncheon
on Wednesday in houor of her mother, Mrs
Garfield. The ladies invited are those who
We're her intimate friends duiing Mrs. Gar
helds residence here as Congressman's
wife and her brief careeri in the White House.
The many friends of Miss Addie Davis were
panied to learn of The death of her mother
which occurred Tuesday morning Mrs. Davis
has been i'll for the last two months, and her
daughter has been her constant attendant day
and night and is now unler medical care
Private Secretary Halrord was called South
during the past week "a account of unfavor-
able symptoms in his wife's health Mrs
Halford does not improve as fast as her
many friends hoped she would during her
residence in the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Southard Parker have
issued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Anna and Mr.. John B. Larner, of
this city, on Wednesday evening, April s, at
O'Clock, In the New York avenue Presby-
terian Church.
On Tuesday evening, March 81, at P NJ,
the Classical Society will meet in the studio
of Miss Ransom, 915 street. The essayist
OF the evening will be Rev. John Muellar, and
the subject selected is 'Ruesian Intolerance.n
Senator and Mrs. Faulkner and family, with
Miss Winn, will leave early in the week for
their home in Martinsburg, w. Va. Owingto
illness Mrs. Faulkner has been unable to re-
turn many of her calls.
Mrs. Sarisse, of Corcoran street. went to
Atlantic City on the 10th for the benefit of
her health. Her daughter, Mrs. Zappone, ac-
mi Tin6 hnr Ttaxr @NN
Hotel Hoffman.
Miss Valentine Lawrence, of Yonkers, N.
Y, is the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. f.
ID. n. Southworth, at Prospect Cottage, George
town.
The wedding of Mr.. Gordon Van Hook, of
this city, and Miss Matte Green, of Fred
ericksburg, will take place April 3.
Judge Macarthur has returned from Florida
greatly improved in health. The trip has also
been of benefit to Mrs. Macarthur.
Miss Marion Townsend, of New York, is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Lorraine Edison,
17O5 Q street northwest.
The Music Club will hold its next meeting
at the residence of Colonel and Mrs. Gilman
on Fifteenth street.
The National Rifles have issued invitations
for full-dress reception at their armory
Thursday evening.
Miss Mollie Tyler will spend the Easter
holidays in Manassas, Va, with her brother,
Mr.. Brooke Tyler.
Admiral and Mrs. Phelps will sail for Eu-
rope on Wednesday They intend going
direct to Carlsbad.
Judge Macarthur and wife will go to the
sea-shore before making their customary visit
to Saratoga.
Mrs. Mosher, of New York, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Richard Hill, of Rhode Island
avenue.
Mrs. Sarah Faunce, of Mt. Holyoke College,
is the guest of Miss Eugenia Williams, of /
street.
Mrs. Ranney, of Gaithersburg, is the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs. Lybrand, OF Twentieth
street.
| Miss Mary Lee Page, of Richmond, Va, is
| the guest of Mrs. Il. @. johnson at the Port
land.
Miss Aieen Bell will spend the summer in
England visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Bell
Mr.. and Mrs. Hibbs will give a dancing
party at the shoreham on Tuesday evening.
Miss Belle Yass, of Culpeper, is visiting at
the residence of Col. Nat Tyler in this city.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. l.. Magruder will give a
party Tor their children on Easter Monday
Mrs. w A. Linton aud children are back
from their trip to st. Augustine, Fla.
Misses Matte and Clara Haines are spend
! ing the Easter holidays here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bancroft will summer
] abroad.