The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-31

oI surgeon w. Ii. Gardner, OF the Army, Will
be panied to learn that her health has become
very precarious since her residence in Cali
fornia. Mrs Gardner, while residing at
the Arsenal made hosts of friends in this
city.
Many Washington friends went to Balti-
more on Tuesday to witness the wedding cere-
mony of Mr.. Horace w. Brown, secretary of
the Kenilworth Club, of Baltimore and Miss
Estelle Warren Earlongher, also of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Fraser, who oc
cupied Commander McCalla's house on
MASSACHUSETTS, avenue during the past season,
sailed last week for Europe, where they will
remain during the summer months.
Miss Farquhar, daughter of Commodore
Farquhar of the Navy, will sail for Europe
June 3, with Mrs Pope, wife of Maj Pope,
of the Marine Corps. They will spend the
summer and autumn in travel.
Hon. William Walter Phelps, American
Minister to Germany gave sumptuous din
ner party one evening of last week in Berlin,
at which Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Willard, of New
York, were guests of honor.
Mrs. and Miss Swasey, of 1884 Rhode
Island avenue, will leave early in June for
Boston. They will pass the entire summer in
New England, where Mr.. Wadsworth Swasey
Will join them in August.
Mrs. d. NJ. Hall, nee Mccoy, is spending
some weeks with her friend, Mrs. Gates, of
Bridgeport, Conn. After short visit in
New York City she will go to Glen's Falls,
near Lake George, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bancroft left on
Wednesday for visit to their old home in
the beautiful Mohawk Valley. Before re-
turning to Washington they will visit Niagara
Falls and Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Schmidt have issued in.
vitations to their friends to meet them on
the fifth anniversary of their wedding at their
home, l423 Corcoran street, on Wednesday
evening, June 8.
Miss Margaret Aylmer, of G street, will ac-
company Mrs. and Miss McGlensey, wife and
daughter of Capt McGlensey, of the Navy, to
Annapolis on Wednesday. They will remain
about week.
Miss Alice Blackford, of 3125 M street.
Georgetown, celebrated her birthday Wednes-
day by delightful evening party, which was
attended by large gathering of friends and
relatives.
Colonel and Mrs. Jerome B. Burke, whose
marriage was quietly celebrated on Thursday,
will be at home to their friends at 324 street
northeast, on Thursday evening, from to II
o'clock.
~'AAS" -@oA" ~htiSh1 oooShpCi VI uCu. EuSaT
Allen, left the city on Wednesday for Boston.
where she will visit Miss Addie G. Paine who
spent the past season here with Gen. Aliens
family.
Mrs. A. r. Duryee, who has been seriously
i'll in New York, is now with her mother, Mrs.
John A. Boreland, of No. 1900 street north
west. Both ladies arrived in the city last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Elroy Curtis gave a
handsome dinner on Tuesday evening at their
residence on Connecticut avenue and street,
In honor of Mr.. franklin W. Smith, of Boston.
Mr.. George seavey, the artist, and Miss
Seavcy, of Boston, spent week in this city,
en- route to Boston from the Ponce de Leon,
Florida, where they passed the entire winter.
Mrs. Charles Bowie, of Midway, Caroline
County, Va, is visiting her mother, Mrs G.
B. Coleman, No. 1890 N street, Georgetown.
Mrs. Bowie's little son accompanies her.
Mrs. and Miss Selfridge, wife and daughter
of Capt. 7. o. Selfridge, of the Navy, are now
at jamestown, r. l., but will shortly take
possession of their cottage at Newport.
Mrs. Mary Ellen French left for Europe on
the steamship Aller yesterday. She will be
accompanied to New York by her nephew,
Dr. W. B. French, OF the Coast Survey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner G. Hubbard, who
We're in Philadelphia last week, will again be
at home on Wednesdays and SATURDAYS at
their country seat on Woodley Lane.
Mrs. Gen. Ricketts, has joined her daughter,
Mrs. Chauncey Burr, in Boston, and with
Mrs. Burr's little daughter they will soon go
TO Maine for the summer months.
Mrs. Richard Barry and the Misses Barry, of
400 Fifteenth street northwest, will close
their house in June They will summer In the
vicinity of Frederick City, Md.
Mrs. George E. Pickett and Mr.. George A.
Pickett were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
A. Stedman, OF Elm avenue, Jamaica Plain,
during their visit to Boston.
Mrs. Paran Stevens, OF New York, who is
now in England, will take possession of her
home, Marietta Villa, Newport, r. l., the
latter part of june
Mr.. and Mrs. McRoberts (the latter nee
SPEEDY have arrived from their wedding jour
ney, and are established for the summer at
| Chevy Chase
Mrs. Isaac Henderson, of 1912 Rhode Island
avenue, and her daughter, Mrs. Lieut.. Car
baugh, sailed from New York for Paris on
Wednesday.
Miss Marie Bainbridge, daughter of Col.
r. z. cambridge, OF the Army, will spend
part OF the summer at the Hygeia, Old Point.
Mr.. w. H. Raymond, private secretary to
| the Secretary of the Navy, is i'll with inflam-
matory rheumatism at his home In this city.