The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-07-19

WneFe MT Duschere is engaged in business.
a large number of guests from New York,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore will be present
A large number OF wedding presents have
already been received, among them large
silver urn from General J. II. Cailin, of Denver.
On Tuesday evening the two young sons of
Captain and Mrs. Shepherd, of the Revenue
Marine, and Master Robbie Rutherford, son of
Captain Rutherford, gave pleasant magic
lantern show at the home of Captain Shep-
herd, on Nineteenth street, in aid OF very
worthy charity. There were large number
present.
Mrs. E. j. Lockwood and family are passing
the present month at ''Mountain Top"
pleasant country place near Richmond, Va.
Mr.. Z. j. Lockwood is compelled to remain
IN Washington, owing to his urgent work as
head of the Norfolk aud Western Railroad
Company.
Captain j. +. Engle and William H. Haz-
ard and wife, accompanied by Miss Nellie
Engel, Carrie Hazard, and Masters Clarence
and Norris Engel aud Willard L. and Freddie
Hazard, left yesterday for two weeks outing
at Camp Lurlne, "Classic Shore" Colonial
Beach.
Miss Elizabeth Tyler, daughter of Colonel
and Mrs. Nat Tyler, has gone to Poughkeepsie-
on-the- Hudson to visit the Misses Rhett Miss
Tyler will sail for France early in September
She will spend the winter in Paris with her
aunt, Mrs. Theodore Robin, at 20 Champs
Elys6es
Mrs. Lieutenant Hams, (nee Annie Almy)
is spending the summer at Dorchester, Mass,
where Lieutenant Hains Joined her last week,
on leave of absence from his post, Fort
Leavenworth. Admiral Almy and Miss Almy
are at Richfeld Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Metcalfe left on
Wednesday for the Berkshire Hills, where
they will remain until the middle of August.
The last weeks of August and the whole of
September will be spent at Richfeld Springs
and Cooperstown, n. Y.
The many friends of Marie Decca will be
glad to know that she is recovering from
violent attack of qujnsy-tonsilitis, and DR..
Pope has been In constant attendance for two
weeks, and now pronounces the fair song
stress convalescent
Dr. aud Mrs. G.. H. Corey will spend some
weeks in the White Mountains and at Sara
toga. Mrs. Corey is now at Tarrytown-on-
the-Hudson. where Dr. Corey will shortly join
her preparatory to starting on their summer
trip.
Miss Lola Allen has returned from her visit
to Boston, Miss Lottie Allen left early in
the week, accompanied by her brother, for
Capon Springs, where Mrs. General Allen and
Mrs. Crump are established for the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles B. Hanford leave to-
night for the Warm Sulphur Springs, Bath
County, Va, for months vacation prior to
Mr.. Hanford's joining Miss Julia Marlowe,
whom he will support next season.
Mrs. James E. Padgett and sons, Mrs.
Matthew Trimble, Joseph W. and Miss F.
Marion Trimble, Mrs. Virginia s. Dunning
and Halsey NJ. and M. Low Simmons, of this
city, are at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Boone Pennebaker
have returned from their wedding journey
and are settled for the summer in the house
OF MIS-. Pennebaker, ST., l341 Corcoran street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Young left for Colonial
Beach Thursday, where they will spend the
rest of the summer Mrs Young's mother
Mrs, 3. 4. Thomason, is also with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Metcalf are in the
Berkshire Hills to remain four weeks They
will visit Rchfeld Springs and Cooperstown
later, to remain until September.
Mr.. Mason, the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, with Mrs. Mason and their child,
has gone to their old home at Grafton, West
Va, for a stay OF several week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard McAllister will leave
on Wednesday for Europe, sailing from New
| York on the steamer Germanic They will
remain abroad all summer.
Doctor and Mrs. Birdsall. of Thirtieth street.
leave this week for Wilmington, Del, where
they will join party of friends and 90 to
Atlantic City for month.
Mrs. Valentine and Miss Marie Rutter. of
1905 Fifteenth street. left for Atlantic City
| Wednesday morning. They will remain
| month at the seashore.
Mrs. Colonel Gordon A. Stewart and Miss
Daisy Stewart, of Capitol Hill, are at Berkeley
Arms, Ocean County, N. j., where they will
remain all summer.
Mrs. Joseph W. Blumer and child are pass
ing the summer near Upperville, a pretty
village in the heart of the Blue Ridge noun
tains OF Maryland.
Mrs Thomas w. Scott and children are at
Bay Ridge Hotel for the month of July In.
August they will go to Kansas to visit Mrs.
| Scotts father.
Miss Betty Pollard and Miss Mamie Moore
are visiting relatives in Maryland. They left
Sunday by steamer Sue, and expect to be alb
sent month.
| Mr.. Jesse B. Wilson, accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Shircliff, left on Thursday for
Asbury Park to join his family, who are sum-
mering there.
The engagement is rumOred Of Miss Louise
Eustis, granddaughter of the late w. w.
Corcoran, to Mr.. Thomas Hitchcock, jr., of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William III. Barnes, of Maple
avenue, LIE Droit Park, have gone to Cape
May, where they will remain until the 18th
of August.
| Ex-senator and Mrs Spooner and family