The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-02-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mrs Oates, of Alabama, will give a tea on
Tuesday.
Madame Guzman will receive on Fridays in
February.
The second Georgetown Assembly will come
off to morrow night.
The ball at the Mexican Legation will take
place tomorrow night.
Madame Lazcana, wife of the Chilian Min
lister, will receive Friday.
Mrs and Miss Painter have invited guests for
tea tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. II. w. Raymond 1716 street, is at home
on Thursdays in February.
Mrs. Harmer and Mrs. Reside will hold their
last reception tomorrow.
The Misses Kondrup and their guest, Miss
Barnett, will not receive Monday.
Donna Maria de Mendonca and the Misses
Mendonca are at home on Fridays.
Mrs. Pellew, 1857 Massachusetts avenue, has
discontinued her Friday receptions,
Mrs. George Whitfield Brown will be at home
informally on Saturdays in February.
Mrs Kenna, Miss Kenna, Mrs Jordan, and
Miss May Tarr will receive tomorrow.
Mrs. Representative Osborne will be at home
to callers on Tuesday at 941 X street.
Mrs. Senator Power will be at home inform
ally the remaining Thursdays of February.
Mrs. Lyman, wife of Commissioner Lyman,
will be at home to her friends on Tuesdays
Mrs. Tyler's tea for February is indefinitely
postponed owing to the illness of her mother.
Mrs. Senator Morrill, and Miss Swan will be
at home the remaining Thursdays of February.
Mrs. F. w. Dickens, of 1884 Nineteenth street,
has issued cards for ''Matecto'' on Tuesday.
The Columbia Ideals have sent out invita-
tions for complimentary reception tomorrow
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Uhl are at home on
Tuesdays evenings in February at 1909 8
street.
of Iowa Circle, have closed their Tuesday
ceptions
The Misses Russell, Of Georgetown Heights,
will be at home to their friends on Thursday,
after o'clock.
Mrs Scranton and Miss Scranton will hold
their last reception for the season on Tuesday at
the Richmond.
Mrs. j. A. Hamilton and Miss Hamilton, 211
E street, will hold their last reception for the
season tomorrow.
Mrs. W. FL. Gaines, Miss Gaines and Mrs. S.
B. Sheibley will be at home the remaining Fri
days of February.
Mrs William C. Wallace will receive at the
Shoreham on Tuesday, assisted By Mrs. Warren
Smith, of New York.
day, February 10, at s07 Twelfth street, from 2
to and from to 10 p NJ.
Mrs. A. V. Kautz and Mrs s. P. Snider will
give tea at the Elsmere on Monday, February
9, from to P. NJ, at 140S street.
Mrs. Huston, wife OF the United States Treas
urer, will hold formal reception on Monday,
in the red parlors Of the Riggs, from to 7.
Mr. and Mrs. sherburne G. Hopkins have re-
turned from their wedding journey, and will
be at home on Wednesday, at 7S6 Eighth street.
Mrs Hodgkins, 1926 street, will be assisted
Monday, February 9, by Mrs. and Miss Chinn,
Mrs. j. M. Green, Miss Gray, Miss Riley, and
Others
On Monday night the Elsmere Bachelors will
give hop, and on Tuesday afternoon some ff-
teen ladies of the house will give their last
formal reception.
The Acorn Club will give one of their
pleasant dancing receptions on Wednesday
evening at the National Rifles Armory. 1t will
be splendid affair.
Mrs Charles S. Fletcher will not be at home
until February "a, when she will be pleased to
receive her friends on Tuesdays at her new ad-
dress, 1922 Tenth street.
Cards have been issued for the marriage of
Mr.. Frank G. McClearen and Miss May
Teherne. The ceremony will take place in
Trinity Church February 18.
Mrs. Dieudonne will be assisted on Monday,
from until s. at her reception. by Mrs. Haw.
Misses Merritt, and Miss Helen Morrison.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Nanieh
G. Benson, of New York, the daughter of the
late Richard Benson and granddaughter of Mr.
Egbert Benson, and Mr.. Alexander Jay Bruen
of Washington.
The Mount Pleasant PEDRO Club will hold Its
last meeting at the residence Of Mr.. Pliny
Moran on Monday, February9. The club will
hold farewell dance in the Town Hall on the
following night.
Miss Grace Parker, of Park street, Mt
Pleasant, will be at home informally on the
Mondays Of February. She will have with he
Miss Clara A. Ray, of Forest Glen, who il
spending some weeks with Miss Parker
On Tuesday, the 10th instant from to
O'Clock, the ladies of the Congressional circle
at the Elsmere, assisted by a number of charm
ing debutantes, viii hold their last formal re
cepton of the season. There will be music an(
dancing.
Mrs. Hobson has issued cards for the mar
riage of her niece, Miss Susan Carberry Lay
and Mr.. William f. Wharton, on Tuesday, a
Mrs. Hobson's residence, 1920 N street. 1h
marriage ceremony will be followed by a recep
tion from to 43O o'clock.
Mrs James Buchanan, of New Jersey: Mrs
DIR. II. G.. Thompson, Mrs. Solger, and Mis-
Koones viii receive at 941 M street on Mon
day, assisted by Miss Townshend, daughter Of
Representative Townshend, of Colorado, anC
Miss Owen
Owing TO indisposition, Mrs William JohI
Littell aud Miss Littell were prevented from re
oct fuyoN NUadn Thau ux8Til1