The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-29

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Mrs. John E. Bealls beautiful pink
luncheon at her lovely home, ''Montrose,"
Georgetown Heights, on Wednesday, was
about the first formal entertainment of
twenty in number, were Mrs Mckee,
Madame Romero, Mrs George Bloomer,
Mrs. and Miss Miller, wife and daugh-
ter of the Attorney General; Mrs Sea-
ton Perry, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Somers,
Mrs. Halliday, Mrs Ross Thompson, Mrs.
Cultivate, Mrs. Johnson, wife of Represen-
tative Johnson, of Ohio; Mrs. Mattingly,
Mrs. Hutchings, Miss Ida Thompson, Mrs.
Grover, and Mrs. James Kelley.
The Short Story Club has again selected
Mrs. Germond Crandell president. Mrs.
Emily F. Hort read the story, at the meeting
last Wednesday night, which she named
''Tantrums." The musical and literary
programme which followed, promised well
for successful year. Next meeting will
occur Wednesday evening, Decembet 9.
General and Mrs. Joseph G. McKibben
will be at home on Wednesdays throughout
the season, at Marshall Hail.
Mrs. Florence Maixel, of Chicago, who has
been spending the past few weeks with her
cousin, Mrs. 1. Cans, 726 Fifth street, left for
home Thursday. She was the recipient of
much attention whilst here. Several theatre
parties and german were given in her favor
On the eve of her departure 9 dance was
given in compliment to her.
Mrs. Ernest May (nee Lyon, and young
son,of Pasadena, CAL, are visiting the family
of w. III. Brawner.
Mrc Wriclau op6 har douohtar MI,
Lee Wrisley, of Lander, Wyo., are at 242S
Fourteenth street.
Major Karl Kloss, for many years attached
to the Swiss Legation, in this city, as secre-
tary, left yesterday for Chicago. After
brief visit to the West he will join his family
at New York and return to his native land,
where further hoDors await him. Mrs. Major
Kloss, his charming wife, will leave the city
in few days for New York. Both these gem
ial and accomplished people have made hosts
of friends here who wish them long life and
happiness in their beautiful Swiss home.
Mrs. John P. Finley is the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. Finley, of 1928 street, and will be at
home to her friends on Thursday evenings.
Mrs. Toni Rheinhardt and Miss Marie
Rheinhardt are visiting in New York.
The Misses Boyd, of HI street. are at home
on Mondays.
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Parker, of the Army, gave handsome
luncheon yesterday, at her residence at the
Soldiers Home in honor of Mrs. Schofeld.
Senator and Mrs. Cockerill and family are
at their winter home on street.
Past Assistant Engineer Bailey, of the
Navy, and Mrs. Bailey will hereafter reside at
1905 Nineteenth street, which property they
purchased.
The three eldest unmarried daughters of
Chief Justice Waite sailed a few weeks ago
for Europe to complete their musical studies.
One of them is i'll and Mrs. Waite has hastily
sailed for Europe on this account. but she
expects to be back in time for the winter
gaieties.
Gen. Horatio Gibson, U. S. A., and Mrs.
Gibson, with their handsome daughters, are
now residents OF lexington, ID. G..
Miss Rosa Mcdonald is at her home on Il
street for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Halliday have re-
turned to the city for the season.
Mrs. Roland Enos, of New York, and Mrs.
Howard Whelan, of Torresdale, Pa, are visit
ing Mrs. and the Misses Huyck, of / street.
Miss Belle Armstrong, daughter of General
Frank Armstrong, will spend the winter In
the South.
DR.. Woodruff, of the Army, and Mrs Wood
hull, have returned to New York.
Miss Marian Black is at 1908 Thirtieth street
for the winter.
General and Mrs. Oakes aud Miss Daisy
Oakes are settled in winter quarters at the
Ebbitt
Mrs. Senator Call is occupying her house.
corner of Nineteenth and o streets
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Tongue are living at
LIE Droit Park, 800 Spruce street.
Commander William Bainbridge Hoff has
rented his house on Jefferson Place to Captain
Alexander Rodgers, and will for the present
live with his family on board the receiving
ship Dale at the Navy Yard, in this city.
DR.. and Mrs. o. f. Presbrey have returned
to the city after a five months trip to the
Northwest and the Paciac Slope.
The opening of the riding school, corner of
Twenty and p streets, by its new pro-
prietors, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Middleton, last
evening was quite an event, and was largely
attended by members of Washington fashion
able circle. The beautiful academy has fallen
into the hands of the right parties, and Mr..
and Mrs. MiddletOn's numerous friends pre-
diet bright future for them in their new en-