The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-02-22

evening, at party given in honor of Miss Ellie
Stehle, of Mechanicsburg, Pa, now visiting
this city. Among those present were Miss
May Burns, Fannie Dalton, Katie Green,
Daisy Charlton, Annie Lally, Ethel Lawrence,
Emily Dalton, Leo Lally, Miss f. Crawford, OF
Baltimore; the Misses Jenkins, of Norfolk, Va,
and Miss Stehle. The gentlemen were George
Bailey, John Hydler, Burns Dalton, j. A.
Magee, E. Richard Gasch, Frank Phillips, Will
McGowan, Callie O'Laughlin, Eddie Stehle,
Herbert jenkins, and Harry Jenkins Music,
dancing, recitations, and games enlivened the
evening, and at 10 F. M. the party sat down to
bounteous repast prepared by the hostess.
Miss Stehle has made many friends while here,
and after her visit to Europe will return and
probably make this city her future home. Miss
Ellie Stehle, who has been visiting Miss Jennie
O'Laughlin, left yesterday morning for home
and after one weeks stay will leave for Eu-
rope.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Reyburn, Jr., are re-
ceiving the congratulations of their many friends
upon the birth of fine boy weighing ten
pounds. The happy event occurred a few days
ago at their country residence, near Charlton
Heights, Md. Mrs. Reyburn will be remembered
as the daughter of the late Representative
Louis Beach. of New York.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Wallace was christened Marguerite Edna, at
their residence, on Twelfth street. last Sunday
afternoon. The ceremony was performed by
Kew. DIR. Hamlin, of the Church of the Cow
lily, and was very pretty scene.
Sir Julian and Lady Pauncefote have given
the use of the ballroom of the British Legation
for concert Wednesday afternoon for the ben
eft of the Woman's Hospital and Dispensary
1t is earnestly hoped that there may be large
attendance.
Cards have been sent out for the marriage of
Alice Isabel Murray, daughter of Mr.. Bently P.
Murray, and Mr.. William Gushing Ramburgh
The ceremony will take place March at the
Metropolitan Baptist Church, Capitol Hill.
Mrs. Fuller and her accomplished daughter,
Miss Mcfarland, who have been in Washington
for several days as the guest of Dr. and Mrs E.
Douglas Webb, returned to their home in Win
chester, Va, on Thursday afternoon.
Madame Guzman entertained party of la
dies at handsome breakfast Wednesday at her
residence Among the guests were Madame
Zegarra, Countess Esterhazy, Madame Romero,
and Madame Lazcano.
A bright and CHEEKY little daughter arrived
few days ago to bring joy to the home of Cap
tain and Mrs. Andrew w. Kelley, at 1916 Ninth
street The little miss is receiving the good
wishes of many friends.
Mrs. Edward Derrick, who for the past three
months has been making visit to various
points in Florida and other Southern winter re-
sorts, returned home last week.
Miss Mary Moncure and Miss Rose Bankhead,
of Stafford County, Va, are visiting Miss Geor-
gle Moncure and Miss Lizzie Dexter, on
Twelfth street.
Miss Bessie Towson, who has been visiting
the Misses Keech, on East Capitol street, re-
turned to her home in Hagerstown, Nd, last
week.
Mrs T. G. Miligan of 423 Second street, is
entertaining her daughter, Mrs Charles Hoover
Beach, of Bayonne City, N j., for few weeks
Mrs. Hildrup, No. Iowa Circle, is at home
informally on Tuesdays, but is unable to return
calls, owing to the unsettled state of her health
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Mann will give recep-
ton tomorrow evening in honor of their guests
Mr. and Mrs. Cammann and Mrs. Murphy.
Miss Sibyla Bailey, of Boston, a member of the
New England Woman's Press Club, sang sew.
eral alias at Mrs. NJ Lincoln's reception.
Senator Washburne has leased the mansion
Of Senator Edmunds. The latter, accompanied
by his family, will soon sail for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farnsworth and Miss Florence
Farnsworth, 1903 Sixteenth street, are making
brief visit to New York.
Mrs. E. H. Du Hamel and the Misses Du
Hamel are at home informally on Wednesdays
at 1889 Sixteenth street.
Mrs. DR.. Rose Gilchrist, of Ashtabula, Ohio,
is the guest of Mrs. Sperry, No. 32l Delaware
avenue, Capitol Hill.
Mrs j. F. Kirby, of 932 New York avenue,
has been called to Sunbury, Pa, on account OF
her mothers illness.
Mrs. Henry Herwig, who has lately returned
from lengthy sojourn in Japan, is settled at
No. l745 Q street
Mrs Dolph will be at home to her friends on
Monday afternoons for the remainder of her
stay in the city
Miss Clements, of Massachusetts, avenue, has
returned from trip through New Mexico and
Colorado
Miss Mamie Clark, of Coblesville, N. Y, is
visiting her uncle, Col. T. j. Shannon, on Capt
tol Hill.
Mrs. and Miss Piper, of Willamsport, Pa, are
guests Of Mrs. William T. Hildrup, No. Iowa
Circle.
Mrs. Mcdonald, of Indianapolis, is lying very
Ill OF imflammatory rheumatism at the Riggs
House.
Professor Woodrow Wilson, of Princeton, is
the guest of Mr.. E. j. Renick 917 Sixteenth
street.
Mr. John w. Thompson, who is wintering in
Cuba, expects to return home the last of this
week.
The Mexican Minister to Paris is in town, the
guest OF Sehor Romero at the Mexican Lega-
tion.
Mrs. Estes G. Rathbone, 1914 Rhode Island
avenue, is at home informally on Tuesdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson have issued
cards for reception Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kali, 9O9 Florida avenue,
are at home to their friends on Tuesdays.
Senior Lazeano, the Chilian Minister, has re-
turned from weeks visit to New York.
Major and Mira. Serrell Wood are guests OF
Mrs. Chinn, Of ll45 Connecticut avenue.