The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-21

the BRIDES parents, 639 Maryland avenue
| northwest A number of relatives and friends
witnessed the ceremony, which was performed
by Bishop Hurst. After an elaborate wedding
breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Becker left on their
wedding journey, which will be an extended
one through New York and New England
The bridal couple will be at home to their
friends at 1913 Langley avenue, Chicago.
The many friends of DR.. and Mrs. Arthur
H. Glennan are deeply panied to learn Of the
sudden DEATH from diphtheria, of their two
interesting little daughters, Susie Polk and
Rosebud. The sad event occurred at Raleigh,
n. c., where Mrs. Glennan, who is the
daughter OF the late Kenneth Rayner, Solicitor
OF the Treasury, recently arrived from Wash
ington. The sympathy of many friends here
is extended to the parents in their bereave-
ment The speedy recovery of the two little
boys who are now quite i'll, is hoped for
Mrs. Mary E. Arthur, OF Baltimore, and DR..
Ellery G. Clark, of the Pension Bureau, were
quietly married on Tuesday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. Livingston, No. 10 street
northeast. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. Gibson in the presence OF relatives
and few intimate friends. Dr. and Mrs.
Clark are making wedding trip to Fortress
Monroe.
Baron Rivas, who is about to sail for Eng
land, where he has been appo inted military
attache, gave box party Tuesd ay night at
the National Theatre. The guests included
Miss Bertha Bartells, Miss Marguerite Nolan,
Lieutenant Hynes, of the Army. Baron Rivas
entertained the party at handsome supper at
the Shoreham after the opera.
; The friends OF Mrs. Elizabeth Bitner will be
glad to learn of her convalescence from her
recent illness. She will leave on Monday for
Asbury Park, accompanied by her daughter,
MRS. Robert Boyd, and her granddaughter,
Miss Mamie Boyd. They will be at the La
fayette for the summer, and will be Joined on
the lst OF July by the other members of Mrs.
Boyd's family.
Miss Eva McKeon. of this city, and Mr..
John IL. w. Schmidt, of Ansonia, Ohio, were
united in marriage on Wednesday, at the
home OF the bride, 142S NJ street. small
company of friends witnessed the ceremony.
The bride and groom left on an afternoon
train for trip to Rock Enon Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A Wilson returned on
Monday from their visit to Hon. and Mrs.
Gibson, of the Eastern Shore. Lieuten ant
and Mrs. Davis arrived on Friday from Fort
Leavenworth and will spend several months
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson.
Having concluded their visit to Pittsburg,
Mrs. j. Wesley Bovee and Mrs. McCracken,
OF Fredericksburg, have gone to Wheeling to
attend the Mt de Chantal closing exercises.
Mrs. Audenreid will go to Bar Harbor about
the 1st of July. She proposes to visit the
Countess Divonne in the autumn in Paris,
where Count Divonne is, at present, settled.
DIR. and Mrs. R. Parsons, the latter nee
Beverstock, have returned from their bridal
trip, and will be glad to see their friends at
732 Sixth street northwest
Mrs. Whelan and her daughters, Misses
Ellen and Fannie Whelan, have rented for the
summer weston" the country home of the
late James II. Causten.
Mrs. John Taylor Arms and children left
the city on Thursday for Jamestown, r. l.,
where they will remain during Mr.. Arms's
absence in Europe.
Mrs. Nealy is housekeep at 1441 w street,
where she is entertaining Mrs. Charles 7.
Murray. Mrs. Sid Nealy is in Dover Mass,
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Saville and Mrs. Baker, of 91S Four
teenth street, are at Hotel Cambridge, Allan
tic City, where they will remain a couple of
months.
Senator Eustis and family are settled in
their cottage at Observation-Disclosures Mr..
and Mrs. George Eustis are with them.
Mrs. Neil Belt has left town to spend few
weeks in Rockville before going to some of
the Virginia springs for the summer.
Mrs. DIR. Werner and Miss Edna Mills of
Capitol Hill have gone to Howes Cove, N. Y.
where they will spend the summer.
Miss Katydid Jones, of 1918 o street, ex-
poets to leave shortly for Ohio, where she will
spend the summer with relatives.
Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Thompson, of Mass
achusetts avenue, contemplate spending the
month of August at Seneca Lake.
Mrs. Sigsbee and family will reside in
Georgetown during Commander SiGsbee's
absence on three years. cruise.
Miss Nellie Fenno, of Boston, who has been
the guest of Miss Parson Of this city, left for
her home on Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Richard Barry and daughters left the
city on Monday. They will spend the summer
near Frederick, Nd.
Miss Emma Jones, niece Of General French,
is at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa, where she will
spend the summer.
DIR. and Mrs. James Il. Sothoran are at Old
Point, where they will remain until the latter
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Clagett have returned
from Berkeley Springs and are at the Ham
ilton House.
DR.. and Mrs S. s. Stearns of Rhode Isl and
avenue are at Atlantic City for a stay of a
fortnight.
Mrs. Greene, wife of General o. D. Greene,
OF the Army, has gone TO Hagerstown for the
summer.