The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-28

was prettlly gowned in pink gauze and carried
acluster OF La France roses. The bride wore
white silk null and carried bouquet of
Puritan roses The guests were received by
Mrs. Blumenberg, assisted by Mrs Fassett
Mr.. and Mrs. McNair left on an afternoon
1rain for Aspen, Col, where they will make
lheir future home.
The many friends of DR.. E. G. Chapman, of
the Surgeon Generals Office, will be pleased
to learn of his marriage to Miss Florence
Blake, of Fort Logan, Col, at "high twelver
Wednesday, the gath instant Bishop Spauld-
ing oficiated. Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman feft on
the afternoon train for Washington, where
they will reside.
Miss Esther Butterfeld, daughter of General
f. G. Butterfeld, chief of the Special Examin-
ing Division, Pension Office, will spend the
entire summer in Vermont. Miss Butterfield
left on Wednesday for Bellows Falls. In July
she Will go to Lake Memphremagog, Vt.
Mrs. Philip johnson, widow of Admiral
johnson, has closed her apartments at the
Portland. Accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Isabel, and her son, Alfred, she left on
Monday for the mountains Of Virginia, where
they remain until September.
Mrs. Albert Akers, who is now at Atlantic
City, accompanied by Miss Pickett, will make
trip to Lookout Mountain in July in com
pany with Major Akers, Senator Daniel, Mr.
Sanders Garland, and Mr.. Leo Wheat The
party will be guests of Colonel Jere Baxter.
Captain G. L. Overton, of the Army (re-
tired), has taken house No. 1929 Q street.
Mrs. Overton and family, who have been re-
siding In Paris for the past two years, will
arrive early in August in this city, which will
be their future home.
The Short Story Club were invited by Mrs.
Dora t. Voorhis to lawn party at her resi-
dence, HOO street, Wednesday evening, and
most enjoyable time was passed, with music,
recitations, original essays, and dialogues.
Miss Veazie has joined her cousin, Mrs.
Stewart Van Vliet at Shrewsbury, N. j., after
pleasant winter passed at her old home in
Natchez, Miss, and with her brother, Mr. H.
Percy Veazie, in New Orleans, La.
Ensign Arthur Bainbridge Hoff, who has
just passed his examinations at the Naval
Academy, standing at the head of his class,
has been ordered to the Lancaster He is
with his family on Jefferson Place.
Mrs. George Minor Douglass and Mr.. Bush
rod Robinson were united in marriage on
Wednesday. The ceremony took place at the
home of the BRIDES sister, Rev. DR.. Hamlin
officiating.
Mrs. Sawyer, wife of Paymaster Sawyer, of
the Army, is now at her Lake George cottage,
where shewill be Joined shortly by her mother,
Mrs Warren Smith, who is now at Atlantic
City.
Colonel and Mrs. Denman spent few days
at the Arno en- route North. In the autumn
they will return to California, where the eli
mate is so we'll suited to Colonel Denman's
health.
Miss Julia Edie Is the guest of Representa-
tive and Mrs. Reyburn at their Columbia-ave-
nue. cottage, Cape May. Later in the season
Miss Edie will go to Bar Harbor.
Miss Maude Paris of 1912 Twelfth street,
left yesterday for fortnights visit at Ire
mont, Ohio. She will spend the remainder of
the summer at Frankfort, Ind
Mrs. General Edgar Allan and Mrs Crump
are at Capon Springs. Miss Lottie Allan.
who has been visiting in Boston, will arrive
at Capon Springs in July.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Clagett and Miss
Clagett sailed Wednesday from Baltimore for
Bremen. They will visit the different water
ing places of Germany.
Mrs. Seaton Perry will leave early in the
week for Philadelphia. She expects to spend
the entire summer at her fathers country seat
near Philadelphia
Mr.. B. X. Plain and family are now at Old
Point, where they will remain until late in
July, when they will 90 to Nova Scotia for
stay Of six weeks.
Miss Flora Hastings left on Friday for a
visit to her brother in Baltimore. In july
Miss Hastings will go to New York to remain
until late in October
MIR. Karl Droop, his mother Mrs Droop,
and the Misses Droop sailed Wednesday from
Baltimore by steamer Karlsruhe, of the North
German Lloyd line.
Mrs Ross Brown is still at her home on
Caroline street. She will go to her cottage at
Vineyard Haven much later In the season than
usual.
Senator and Mrs. Mcmillan are travelling
through Germany visiting the different
watering places. Miss Mcmillan is with them.
Mrs. G. solon Stevenson and Miss Daisy
Stevenson will spend the summer in New
York State, at the home of Mr.. Stevenson
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hedian, the latter nee
Ennis are making trip by water to Boston
Ihey left Tuesday by boat from Baltimore.
Dr. and Mrs. Willis De Haas and Miss Mary
De Haas Hoblitzell have gone to their summer
home In the mountains of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. DIR. L. d. Bryan and the Misses Bryan
OF Wopakoneta, Ohio, are visiting Mrs H. c.
Hayne, 1922 Eighth street northwest
The Misses Florence and Carrie Budd, of
richmond, are visiting their aunts, the Misses
McFeagh, OF 1884 Corcoran street.
Mrs. George W. Humphreys, of f street.
accompanied by her daughters, is soiourning
at Berkeley Springs.
~ Miss Margaret Billings Will go to Montclair