The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-01-18
home all the following Mondays during the

of No. 1920 Sunderland Place.
Mrs. Almena B. Williams, 1885 Eleventh
street, gives tea on Friday, from to Z, to meet
her guest, Mrs. w. II. Upton.
Mrs. William d. Owen, of Logansport, Ind,
is at the Ebbitt and will receive on Tuesdays
for the remainder of the season.
Mrs. Gurdon H. Wilcox will not receive call
ers on Monday, January 49, but will be at home
on the three following Mondays.
Mrs. j. f. Dieudonne will be at home to-mor-
row at III street southeast She will be as
sisted by Mrs. Hawkins Taylor, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ralph johnson have re-
turned to the city, and will be at home in
formally to friends at 1922 street.
Mrs. Shields and Mrs. William Brooks Cur
ley, of 1401 Sixteenth street, will not receive
until the first Wednesday of February.
Miss Lizzie Cleary, of 1899 Thirteenth street,
has issued invitations for dancing party on
Thursday evening, from to II O'clock
Mrs. Charles H. Gibson will not receive at
the Shoreham on Tuesday, the Goth, but will
receive for the last time Tuesday. the 9th.
Mrs. A. P. German and the Misses German
have issued cards for a tea Thursday, January
%, from to Z, at 1701 Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs. Charles r. Greenleaf and Miss Green
Leaf 1928 street, will be at home to their
friends on the remaining Tuesdays of January.
Mrs. Ainsworth, wife of DR.. Ainsworth, of
avenue the remaining Saturdays of the season.
The marriage of Miss Clara Florence Rodrioue
Gray, to DR.. Thomas Marshall Norton, will take
| place on Wednesday, at noon, in st. Johns
| Church.
| The ladies at the Portland are usually at
home on Tuesdays. Mrs Liebermann and Mrs.
John Blair Hoge each had large number of
callers last Tuesday.
Mrs. A. c. Harmer and her daughter, Mrs.
houa nor5c ont fao
for Monday, January 26, from 4 to Z, at POI
! North Capitol street.
| The leading events of next week are Gov
ernor and Mrs. Carroll's ball and the marriage
of Senator Vances niece, which will take place
| at the Senator's residence.
Mrs. Hildrups plans having changed, she
will be at home, as usual, on Tuesdays at No. /
Iowa Circle, but will not be able to make or
| return any calls this season.
Mrs. Miranda Tullock, of Capitol Hill, will
| not receive tomorrow, as she will make
Monday calls. She will be at home other Mon
days during January and February.
Mrs F. j. Moses will hold her first reception
at the Navy Yard January 26, and will be at
home the following Mondays in February. She
will have with her her sister, Miss Raum.
seiior Bolet Monagas, of the Venezuelan Le-
| CATION, and his handsome bride, formerly Alice
| Gray Rice, will be at home on Fridays from
to 6, at 1921 Connecticut avenue during the sea-
| son.
Mrs. Maria L. Powell has issued invitations
for the marriage of her daughter, Miss Maria
| Levena Powell, and Mr.. William cambridge
Thomas, on Wednesday, January 2S, at 3
o'clock, at the Baptist Church, Warrenton, Va.
DR.. Noble gives reception at his home on r
street on Monday evening to the Washington
City Dental Society, in honor of the executive
| committee of the Worlds Columbian Dental
Congress to be held in Chicago at the time of
| the exposition. The committee meet at Will
| lard's Hotel on the 10Th.
The marriage of Miss Hester Davis and Mr..
Sherburne G. Hopkins will take place Wednes-
day, January 81, at Christ Church. George
the church. Messrs. George F. Davis, Rowan
w. Stevens, Harvey L. Maddox, and William
Craunse will act as ushers
Mrs. Horace A. Taylor, of No. B street,
will begin her receptions on Monday. She had
hoped to have her daughter, Mrs. Judge Reed,
of Wisconsin, with her on that day, but Mrs.
Reed will not arrive as soon as expected. Mrs
E. W. Andrews, charming young widow, is
coming with Mrs. Reed, and will remain until
the close of the season.
Wednesdays teas are as follows: Mrs. Frank
| S. Presbrey, Connecticut avenue extended from
4 to7. Mrs. Ross Perry, 1909 p street, from 4
to 6. MIR. and Mrs. A. E. Merritt, 6l2 Fl street
from 4 to z, TO introduce their daughter, Miss
Lillian. Mrs and Miss Wadsworth, Vermont
avenue, 5-oclock tea in honor of their guest
Miss Miller, of Baltimore.
The Washington Light Infantry Corps have
out invitations for a full-dress reception al
their armory on Thursday evening next, from
0 to O'Clock. Those who have had the pleas
ure of attending the select entertainments given
by the Infantry know how delightful they have
been, and are looking forward with anticipa
tion tothat of Thursday night.
Mrs. James Buchanan, of New Jersey, will b,
at home Monday, from 2 till 6, assisted by he
sisters, Mrs. Florence K. Solger Mrs. DIR. H. G
Thompson, Miss Blanche @. Koones, and Mrs
William Yandeyer, wife of Representative Van
Owen, and Mrs. Representative Chris. A. Ber
gen, of Camden, n. j., at 941 NJ street.
} The Annual Charity Ball comes off on Wed
nesday night, and will be, as usual, the grea
event cf the season. President and Mrs. Har
; rson have promised their presence Th,
, Charity Ball always brings out the very bes
element of Washington society. The patron
esses are the most distinguished women O
! | Washington society, and the arrangements fol-
the ball are on the customary elegant scale.
The marriage ceremony of Miss Florenc
Cooper and Mr.. Charles Manly Busbee will b.
performed 10y Cardinal Gibbons, at the resi-
dence of Senator Vance, on Wednesday even
; | ing. The bridesmaids will be Miss Norris Mis-
Justice, Miss Bowles, Miss keenan,, Miss Bus
bee, Miss Weller, and Miss Bullock. Mis-
Hoke, of North Carolina, will be maid of honor
The best man will be Mr. Davidson, Attorne
General of North Carolina. Mr.. Cooper and
Mr.. Harry Martin will be the ushers.
Mrs. A. A. Wilson had with her on Friday he
young niece Miss Entwistle, of Georgetown
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