The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-22

lumbia Ideals, was rendered complimentary
reception at the new club-rooms of the
Ideals on Monday the 10th instant, the occa-
sion being the celebration of his birthday
Messrs. B. s. Donaldson, P. j. Rollow, l.. P.
Streamer, and S. B. Ellis had charge of the
arrangements, and deserve much credit for the
pronounced success of the occasion. Dane
ing, which was the main feature of the even
ing, was brought to temporary stop about
IL O'Clock to allow the guests to partake of
the refreshments awaiting them. The happy
party was brought to close at o'clock, and
the guests departed all Wishing Mr.. Rosafy
many more joyous birthdays. Among those
present were Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. Burling
hame, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. McLaren, the Misses
Emma Sheed, Eva Cummiski, Ella Norris
Maud NJ. Eppley, Lottie Mitchell, Clara
Rosafy, Rose Bregazzi, Addie Larcombe,
Jennie Doyle, Alice Edmonston, Alice Yates,
bessie Caine, Kate Rothe, Hattie Caine, Grace
Durfee, Jessie Howard, Leo Lally, Crista
Belle Craig, Mamie Glover, Joe Pumphrey,
and Mary Lake, and Messrs. E. Jasper, +.
Nye, Z. Persons, w: K. Haynes, G. Lewis,
F. McLaren,. G.. A. Hinch, E. Cummiski, A.
G: Lutz, L. A. Rosafy, w. w. Sheed, s. B.
Ellis, l.. P. Streamer, G. Stotsenberg, A. w.
Mills, w. F. Walter, E. Rosafy, P. j. Rollow,
A. Crown. F. d. Fawcett, G. Cotton, A. Ed
monston NJ. McQuade, B. s. Donaldson, G.
eron, and others.
1uc VI MISS ISeQa IMalOQey,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Maloney, to
Mr.. Ell. ID. Petit, of Philadelphia, occurred on
Wednesday morning, in Wesley Chapel. 1t
was one of the most interesting events of the
week. The ushers were Messrs. Maloney,
Harry Duncanson, A. X. Cralle, and Alex
ander Proctor. The bride wore stylish
travelling costume of gray cloth with hat to
match. Her bouquet was of La France roses.
The marriage service was read by Rev. j. H.
Dashiell, who performed the ceremony at the
wedding of the BRIDES parents in Baltimore,
thirty years ago. Mr.. j. Fulton Richards
rendered the Mendelssohn wedding march as
the bridal pair approached the chancel. Mr..
and Mrs. Petit left on the II o'clock train for
Philadelphia, where they will reside. The
bride was the recipient of numerous and costly
presents.
Mrs. Fuller and Mrs. Brewer are the only
ladies of the Court circle who are now at home
to callers on Mondays. Mrs. Fuller has been
away from Washington so frequently during
the season that it was a great novelty as well
as pleasure to her friends to know that her
house was again open to callers Mrs. and
Miss Brewer received a throng of visitors at
their pretty home, 1404 Massachusetts, avenue.
The Misses Clark, of Boston, who are guests
OF Miss Brewer, were presented to the numer-
GUS callers.
Among other Bostonians spending por-
ton of the winter in this city is Mrs. Potter,
mother of Mr.. Asa P. Potter, president of the
Maverick National Bank, of Boston. She is
accompanied by Miss Bailey, and both ladies
enthusiastically protest that there is no city
in Europe equal to Washington as a place Of
residence.
Captain and Mrs. Rutherford have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter, Bes-
sic, to Mr.. Richard Albert Whittingham
Thursday, at noon, in the Church of the
ErNsv1
ward at their residence, No. 1871 Nineteenth
street.
Mrs. Robert NJ La Toilette, of Wisconsin,
is still at her residence on Capitol Hill, being
detained here by the convalescence of her lit
tie daughter, Miss Fola who is still too weak
to make the journey homeward. Mr.. La Fol-
lette left for the West early in the week.
Senator Mrs., and Miss Washburn will
spend the summer in European travel. When
they return to Washington they will occupy
Senator Edmunds's house on Massachusetts
avenue, above Twenty-frst street.
Mrs. George Alfred Townsend is still the
guest of Mrs. Judge Bentley at 1116 Ninth
street. Mrs. Townsend will be pleased to see
her friends on Wednesday, Mrs. Bentley's day
at home.
Miss Florence Bayard, who has been nearly
all winter with Mrs. Hearst, has gone to Bos-
ION 10 NlslG ner sister, Mrs. warren, who is
well remembered here as Miss Mabel Bayard
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Whittemore have is
sued cards for reception Monday evening,
March 80, at 10 o'clock, in honor of the Yale
Glee and Banjo clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stilson Hutchins have vacated
their house on Massachusetts avenue and it
has been rented by Mr. and Mrs. Newlands.
Mrs. William d. Owenss condition is still
regarded as critical, and no one is permitted
to see her but her regular attendants.
The Misses Cameron, daughters of Sir Rod
erick Cameron, We're in town last week visit
ing Mrs. Street at the Shoreham.
Mrs. Mann, nee Ray, widow of Lieut.. j. d.
Mann, is in the city, residing at 2102 Ward
Place.
The marriage of Mr.. John b. Larner to Miss
Anna L. Parker will take place early in April.
Mrs. Charles Dulin and her mother Mrs.
Brown, continue their Tuesday receptions.
Mrs. Henry Sandman, of Boston, is spend
ing the month of March in this city.
Mrs. Albert d. Robinson, of Albany, is Wis
iting Mrs. s. G. Pomeroy
The engagement of Mr.. Tuckerman and
Miss Lowndes is announced.
Mrs. S. F. Miller left yesterday for pro-
longed visit West.
Mrs Robert p Porter and daughter are at
Fortress Monroe.
Spring suits in sack and froek shapes are
very nobby this season. You will be sure TO
lind something in our immense stock to please
you. Eiseman Bros, 7th and E.