The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-01-11

cJTaJDnOre ARMS 1here was guitar solo by
Paul Jones, q song by Miss Gertrude Becker
"ln Old Madrid," and an address by ex-Min-
lister Loring. Miss Moore sang ''Thou Art
Like Unto q Flower" and as an encore an
Italian song. There was a piano solo by Miss
BERTHE Bailey, "Durant's Waltz" and recita-
tion by Miss Ida Kinds, of New York, "Dream
of an Elocutionist." The speaker for Monday
evening is Gen. Hazen, whose subject will be
"Ballooning and Flying" Ex-Minister Loring
was made an honorary member of the club.
Among those present were Mrs. Powers, of
Youngstown, Ohio; Miss Barker,o of Rochester, N
T.. Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. and Miss Vasey, Mrs. e.
.. Marble, of Minneapolis; Mrs. Judge Rex
ford, Mrs. Kimball, Miss Heitzel, Mr.. A. B.
Crane, of New York; Mrs Haskell, of
Chicago; Mrs, Dean, of Chicago; Mrs. s.
g. Davis, of Buffalo; Miss Shaw, of BufTalo
Rev. Dr. Milburn, Representative L. r. Cas-
well, Representative Kerr Representative and
Mrs. Van Schaick, Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Kim
bterly, Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Skinner, Judge
Kiser, Mr. 10 Carswell, Mr.. and Mrs. r. f.
Thompson, DIR. and Mrs. Hawley, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. f. Hartman, Mrs. Lucy A. Leggett DR.. and
Mrs. o. E. Presbrey, Judge and Mrs. j. j. Hay
den, Miss lmogene Murell, Miss Brinton, Mrs
DR.. Lamb, Mr.. Ralph Lynch, Mrs. George E.
Pickett, and Mrs. and Miss Pratt.
Mrs. Neil Belt gave largely attended tea
last Thursday afternoon at her residence, on
New Hampshire avenue. Mrs. Belt was assisted in
receiving by Miss Lottie Mason, of Fredericks-
burg, Va. The dining-room was presided over
by Mrs. E. Nelson, who was assisted by Mrs g.
Faust, and Miss Mason. Among those present
were MIR. and Mrs. g. Balch, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Trimble, Major and Mrs. f. Bates, General and
Mrs ii. Paine, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Robinson, General
and Mrs. M. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Benoni Wheat, Captain and
Mrs. F. McNally, Chief Engineer and Mrs. g.
johnson, Assistant Engineer and Mrs. Mitchell.
Paymaster and Mrs. Frailey, Lieutenant and
Mrs j. Gibson, Doctor and Mrs. s. j. Radcliffe,
and the Misses Breneman, Long, Wadsworth,
Harrie, Wilson, Baldwin, and Radcliffe, and
the Messrs Nelson, Voorhees,, Trimble, Martin,
Johnson, Franklin, Faust, and Frailey.
Mrs. Herbert Il. o. Dunn, wife of Lieut.. H.
y. Dunn, OF the Navy, arrived last Sunday at
Havre, France, by the steamer La Bourgogne.
Mrs. Dunn expects to winter at Nice or there
abouts. 1t will be remembered by many naval
people that the marriage of Lieutenant and Mrs.
Dunn was only consummated last August, at
the beautiful old home of the brides family in
Savannah. Mrs. Dunn is the daughter of the
late Col. James L. Webb, former partner of N.
a Hardee, of Savannah, and the granddaughter
Of Revolutionary hero, Uzal knapy, one of
Gen. Washington's most trusted life-guard
officers. He was native of New York, and
Is honored above many by a resting place at the
famous f old Revolutionary headquarters of Gen.
Washington, at Newburg. Mrs. Dunn is also
cousin of the late Maj. Fred Selleck, of Gen.
Quitmans staff, who figured so prominently in
the Mexican War at the battle of Chapultepec.
She joins her husband at Nice.
To the sincere regret of their many friends
here, Gen. j. A. williamson accompanied by
his daughters. Miss Williamson, and Misses
Pauline and Madge, went last Thursday to
chicago. where his railroad duties demand Gen.
Williamson's presence, and where they expect
to stay at the Grand Pacific Hotel for an in
definite time, at any rate for the rest of the
uiyafA DC Nf1, 1,4a yLy
ley, will remain at the Hotel Richmond, at
least until the expiration of her husbands
shore duty next spring. Gen. Williamson's
family have been so long identified with Wash
ington that general hope is felt that he may
soon return and permanently occupy his pleas
ant home on N street.
William III. Zimmerman and Maggie P.
Franck were united in marriage at the residence
of the BRIDES mother on Wednesday evening
the Rev. Father Gloyd, of st. Stephens Church,
performing the ceremony. The wedding gown
was of tan.colored silk, with Persian trimmings,
and was admirably suited to the lovely COM
plexion of the fair young bride. The house
was crowded with relatives and friends, the
presents numerous and useful, tho wedding
feast ample and all that could be desired, and
every one had ''good time"
The Unity Club have changed the time of
meeting from Friday to Wednesday evenings.
On last Wednesday evening the club met at the
residence of DR.. d. S. Lamb, 800 Tenth street.
An essay on "Liberty'' was read by Mr.. w. w.
Kinsley, and discussed by several members af-
terward The Unity Club is always well at
tended, and candidates for membership waiting
for admission, the limit being one hundred. The
club will meet on the 21st instant at the resi-
dence of Mr.. ana Mrs. w. D. Cabell, 14O7
Massachusetts avenue
Mrs. Jules Guthridge held her first reception
on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Guthridge, who
wore becoming gown Of gray wool, was as
sisted by Miss Louise Kaufman, Miss Soule,
Miss Rasin, of Baltimore; Miss Boyle, Miss
Smith, Miss Wiggins, and Miss Morrow, of
California. dainty collation. was served in
the dining-room, where the young ladies in
charge were Hospitality attentive to the throng
of callers.
Miss Annie Louise Miller of Rochester, N.
Y, has returned to Washington after visit of
several weeks to her relatives, and has again
placed herself under the instruction of Sgnor
Mama. in order to complete her vocal training.
Miss Miller's friends are anxiously awaiting her
appearance again in public
Miss Emile Thomas, of Stamford and Miss
Edith A. Colt, of Hartford, Conn, who have been
visiting in Washington for the past ten DAYS as
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davies at
their pretty residence in lie Droit Park, returned
to their homes on Thursday morning.
Mrs. Col. Wilkins had a large number of
callers on Friday. She was assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. Porter; Miss Middleton, and
several other ladies. Mrs. Porter, whose hus-
band is now in the field, will spend the winter
here with her parents.
Mrs. Valentine, of California, sister of Mrs.
A. l.: Rutter, 1908 Fifteenth street, will leave
on the 18th for the Hot Springs, Ark, for
the benefit of her health. Her niece, Marie V.
Rutter, will accompany her.
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