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


spend the remainder of the season in Washing
ton.
Mrs. Ellis, with the resident teachers and
pupils of the Mcdonald Ellis School, No. 1923
street, will receive on Fridays until Lent
Miss Adde Goffney, of New York, is visiting
Miss Miller, of 1112 l. street. and will be at
home to their friends on Thursdays in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Sturtevant Moore and Miss
Moore, of 1921 X street. have issued cards for a
tea on Wednesday, January IA, from to Z
o'clock
Mrs and the Misses Claughtou, Mrs. G. w.
West, and Miss Van Dyke will be at home on
Wednesdays throughout the season at No. 1740
2 street.
Mrs Gurdon H. Wilcox and Miss Wilcox will
be at home to callers formally on the Goth of
January and the I'd and 9th of February, No
2404 Craven Terrace
Mrs Farnsworth will be at home 1903 Six
teenth street, Wednesdays, January 81 and %
and February 4. Miss Smell, of Bloomington,
H., is now her guest.
Mrs Springer will receive on Monday at 35
street southeast, assisted by Mrs. Oberly and
daughters, Mrs. Isaac r. Hit, of Illinois, and
Mrs. Jules Guthrdge.
Ex-Mnister and Mrs. George B. Loring gave
their initial Saturday evening at home on the
Sd instant. They will continue the series
throughout the winter.
Mrs. w G. Veasey and her daughter, Mrs
G. S. Walton, will receive at 1902 II street
Monday, assisted by Mrs. r. G. Crawford, Mrs
Mosley, and Miss Elizabeth Smith
Mrs. and Miss Rutherford will not receive on
Wednesday next, taking that day to pay We'd
nesday calls, but will be at home on the follow
ing Wednesdays in January, 81 and 2S.
Mrs. Charles P Lincoln and Miss Bertha d.
?. Lincoln, of 1923 Euclid Place and Four
teenth street extended, assisted by Mrs James
A. Compton and Mrs. William Price, will be at
home on Monday 3to7.
Mrs. William Sturtevant Moore and daughter,
Miss Marie Moore, will give a tea Wednesday,
January IA, at their residence, 1921 X street in
honor Of Mr.. Moore's sister and niece, Mrs. and
Miss Rowland, of Quincy, Mass
Mrs. Spinola. of New York, will receive at
the Arlington on Tuesday, after p. NJ, as
sisted by Mrs. Representative Owens, of In
diana. Consequently Mrs. Owens will not re-
ceive at the Ebbitt this week.
Mrs. Gen. Spinola will receive in her apart
ments at the Arlington on Tuesday, from 3 to G.
assisted by Mrs. Owen, Mrs. Payne, Mrs.
Thomas Owens, of Baltimore, and the Misses
Stockdale, Thompson and Gest Miss Maggie
Crawford will pour tea. Mrs. Spinola's rooms
are in the new addition to the Arlington and
visitors will enter from Vermont avenue
The ladies of Garfield Hospital will give
series OF entertainments at the National Rifles
Hall on the 5th, 6th and 7th of February.
There will be grand valentine ball on Friday
night, February 6, under the direction of Dr..
Hammond, and grand concert on Saturday
night, February Z, with q matinee on Satur-
day afternoon for the children and public.
The social event of the season that is being
looked forward to with much pleasure by ali
is the charity bali to be given at National
Rlfes' Armory next week. No pains or ex-
pense is being spared to make this the most en-
loyable event that will transpre this winter
The whole Marine Band will furnish music for
occasion yyil add tlvt m, Co.
tivities, as only che string part of the band has
been engaged heretofore.
Three new clubs have been started among
! the young people Of society. The first is
known as the Holland Club, every member
contributing some bit of historical interest or
| "Reminiscences of travel at each meeting. The
place of meeting is selected alphabetically from
| among the members, and the club convenes on
Thursday mornings from IL to l. The next
subject for consideration is "Rotterdam."
| Misses Tappan, Miss Corson, and Miss Stetson
| Another club is the French Club, which
holds meetings on Tuesday afternoons at resi-
| dences of members. Number three is a German
| This club holds weekly meetings at the resi-
| dences of the members The next meeting
| will be at the residence of Mrs. Stetson, 144l
| Massachusetts avenue, on Wednesday evening.
| The marriage of Miss Florence Audenreid
and the Count Devonne will take place at st.
Matthew's Cnurch on wednesday morning, at
| IL O'Clock, and will be celebrated with all the
| pomp and splendor of the Catholic ritual
| Bishop Corrigan, Of New York, who is the
| brides godfather, officiating at the nuptial
mass. The BRIDES dress is a most elegant Paris
| gown of silver brocade. A petite maid of fhonor
| the fVe-year- old cousin of the bride, will carry
| the bouquet of orange blossoms. There will
| be four bridesmaids, all of them cousins of the
| brides all wearing white bengaline gowns and
/ carrying bouquets of lilies of the valley The
| bridesmaids are the Misses Audenreid Miss
| Gallup, and Miss Colkit. Secretary Blaine will
| give the bride away. The best man is to be
| Mr.. Barclay, of the British Legation. There
| will be eight ,ushers, the Marquis Imperali,
| of the Italian Legation: Mr. Won Mumm
| Schwarzenstein, of the German Legation; Count
| Batthyany, of the Austrian Legation; Mr.. Nc
Cawley, of Washington, and the Counts three
| brothers.
Quite a congenial little party gathered at
| fabers Friday night to celebrate Mr.. Abe
| Gradwohl's twenty-frst birthday Many were
| the toasts proposed to the health and future
| prosperity OF the celebrant, and responded to
| with good cheer by all present. Among them
We're Messrs. N. S. Meyer, M. r. SANGER. L.,
HiTsh, A. j. Heilbrun, A. l.. Richold, and j. J..
| Ochs.
Mrs. John Wesley Powell has been appointed
| by the Commissioners of the Worlds Fair as
lady delegate from the District of Columbia.
Miss Smell, so popular in society in Bloom
| ington, H., is the guest of Mrs. Frank Farms
worth, NO. 1903 Sixteenth street northwest.
Mrs. Osborne, wife of Representative E. S. Os-
borne, OF pennsylvania, will arrive on Monday
ana remain for the season at 94l X street.