The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-17

alarmed her many friends here, was married
on the 18th instant at the house of her uncle,
Mr.. Il. A. Pierce, chief constructor of the Fall
River line of steamers at Newport, II. l., to
Mr.. s. A. Bates, prominent patent attorney
OF Portland, Me. Mr.. and Mrs. Bates will
60 to Colorado for sojourn sufficient to in
sure the latter's complete restoration to
health, after which they will make New York
their home. Miss Morrow's fellow clerks of
the Patent Office Joined in supplying as
wedding present several handsome furnishings
for the BRIDES future home.
Miss May O'Neal's sixteenth birthday was
delightfully."- celebrated on Tuesday evening
by an informal gathering of her friends. The
young people greatly enjoyed dancing to the
good music provided. A handsome supper
rounded off the enjoyment of the evening
Among the guests were the Misses Cobaugh,
o,Neal, Wetzel, Reynolds, DAILY, Caldwell,
Hilton, Bandle Carroll, Stephan, and Little
field, and Messrs Brown, Blackford, Cald-
well, Needing Hodge. Haldeman, Haas,
Reynolds Carroll, and Allison.
Mrs. Lippincott, Grace Greenwood, having
decided to make her future home in this city,
has taken house on New Jersey avenue,
where she is the nextdoor neighbor of her
brother, Maj. Clarke Washington literary
circles may congratulate themselves on the
acquisition of this gifted woman as a resident
of this city.
Hon. and Mrs. Benjamin Butterworth left
the city on Wednesday for visit West. Mrs.
Mary Butterworth Howe will remain here un-
TIL the last week in June, when, in company
with DIR. and Mrs. Roosa and Miss Florence
Miller, she will sail for Europe to spend the
summer in travel on the Continent.
Mrs. Anderson, wife of Judge Anderson, of
Salt Lake, is in the city for visit of several
weeks to her mother, Mrs. r. A. Mccoy, of
l200 n street northwest. Later on Judge
Anderson will join his wife here, and they
will spend July at the seashore.
Miss Mary Caldwell, in company with her
chaperone, Mrs. Donnelly, will spend the
greater part of the warm season at Newport,
where Baron and Baroness Zedwtz will join
her late in August, after visiting Beyreuth for
the musical festival.
Mr.. Van Ness Phillips, of Georgetown
Heights, entertained a party of friends at a
garden fete on Tuesday in the beautiful
grounds surrounding his home. Mr.. Phillips
Will spend the summer in Europe.
Col. Charles P. and Mrs Lincoln are enter
tanning at their home on Euclid Place Miss
Bailey, of the National Soldiers Home, Va,
and Mrs. 81. P. Parmelee and Mr.. Linns Par
melee, of Hillsdale, Mich.
Mrs. DIR. Williams, of 922 French street, and
daughter, Miss Carolyn, have gone to Naples,
n. T., where they will spend the summer
with relatives and at their cottage on
Canandaigua Lake.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Douglass are among the
number who will sail away for foreign shores
for summer rest. st. Johns Church will be
closed during the summer for repairs and re-
furnishing.
Mrs. B. U. Keyser, accompanied by her son,
Mr.. E. w. Keyser, and TWO daughters, will
sail on Wednesday for an extended trip to
EurOna ciY oi0
months.
Mrs. Dorsey Clagett, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Powell, at Fort Ontario n Y,
has returned to this city. Mr.. and Mrs Clagett
are at the Hamilton House.
Miss Emily s. Despard, of Parkersburg, w.
Va, is in the city visiting her relatives, Rev.
| and Mrs. G.. +. Williams, at Christ Church
| rectory, East Washington.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Blatchford will occupy
their villa at Newport during the summer.
| They will remain at their home on X street
| until the last of May.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert s. Hartman will re-
| main in their handsome apartments 1880
street, until their departure for the sea-shore
during midsummer.
Mrs. Maude M. Watson, of the Toledo
| Commercial staff, is taking her vacation by
visit to her husbands parents at 600 NJ street
northwest.
Mrs. Thomas g. Hensey has been very i'll
at her home on New York avenue since her
return from New York City, but is now slowly
improving.
Mrs. George T. Morrow, Jr., of Nyack-on-
| the Hudson, is spending few weeks with her
| mother, Mrs. G.. b. Smith.
Owing to a death In the family Mrs. Butter
field omitted her Wednesday evening whist
party.
Mrs. A. G. Wilkinson, of X street, and her
daughter, Mrs. Hodgkins, are at Atlantic City.
Miss Lizzie Maloney, of @ street, who has
been Ill for some weeks, is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Hit, her mother, Mrs. Randolph, and
the Masters Hit sailed for Europe yesterday.
Mrs. John A. Logan, accompanied by Miss
Pullman, sailed for Europe on Thursday
Judge and Mrs. Bancroft will take their
customary European trip this summer
Miss Lille Thompson, of Jersey City, is the
guest Of Miss Murphy, of / street.
Commodore and Mrs John Irwin are visit
ing Mrs. Williams at 2429 street.
Mrs. j. Thompson Swami left on Thursday
Tor her home at Princeton, N, j.
Mrs. Maxwell, of Winchester, Va, is the
guest of Mrs. and Miss Okie.
The Bellyue Dairy Farm guarantee" their
milk.