The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-24

- IL ~. CtOMSll Win u nDc picnic lU0CD In
her Glen Echo Chautauqua tent on Tuesday
last. Angel cake, ice-cream, and strawberries
seem to grow on Chautauqua bushes as well
as elsewhere. Mrs. Jennings's tent is really
very aesthetic affair with three apartments,
and gay with japanese fans and artistic
draperies. Being headquarters of the secre-
tary of Glen Echo Chautauqua it is destined
to be popular resort at the coming assembly.
Miss Dixon, of Fifteenth street, whose rare
gift as an entertainer is well-known among
her friends, afforded the ''Society Inter Nos,
a most delightful evening on Tuesday. A
charming literary and musical programme
was highly appreciated by the guests, who
were Mr.. and Mrs. Holiday, the Misses
Whitney, Gather, Sterling, Travis, Bates,
Reieart, Castle, Weisen, and Messrs. Dent,
Zimmerman, Nagle Abbott, Walhaupter,
hlapp, Gather, and Heinecke
Cards arc out for the marriage ceremony of
Mr.. Harry McCauley, of the National Bank of
the Republic of this city, and Miss Alice
Herbert, of Alexandria, Va. The marriage
will be solemnized in st. Paul's Church, Alex
andria, at $50 p. NJ. June 8. The bride
elect is the daughter of Colonel and Mrs.
Arthur Herbert, of Alexandria.
Mrs. Burnett, widow of the late Mr. Jerome
G. Burnett, left on Wednesday for Indiana, in
company of her daughter, Mrs Gertie Beech,
and her sister, Mrs. D. Gould Msr Burnett
will be greatly missed by her many friends in
this city, as she now expects to make her
home permanently with her daughter, Mrs.
Beech, at Lafayette, Ind.
Justice Brown has leased the elegant and
spacious residence OF Mr.. and Mrs White
more on Seventeenth street. After spending
the summer in Europe Justice and Mrs Brown
will return here in October and take posses
sion of the house. Mr. and Mrs. Whittemore
will spend the coming year on the Pacific
Coast.
The marriage of Miss May Brooke and Mr..
Herbert r. Hess, of the Department of JUS
tice, was quietly celebrated on Tuesday at the
brides home, 1913 s street. Mr.. and Mrs
Hess left after the ceremony for wedding
trip to New York, where they will remain un-
til tomorrow.
The Country Club held the third of it's So
ries of May teas on Wednesday. The after
noon was perfect one for rural enjoyment
The grounds and house presented charming
appearance and society mustered in force,
considering the lateness of the season.
Mrs. and Miss Boardman of 1 street, ac-
companied by Miss Phelps, daughter of Hon.
w. w. Phelps, will make an extended tour
through Norway and Sweden during the
summer.
Miss Mary Schiller, who goes to South
America in the interest of the Worlds Fair
committee, left this city Wednesday for New
York, whence she will sail shortly for Lima,
Peru.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. s. w.
Cans celebrated the fortieth anniversary of
their wedding day. Many testimonials of
affection were presented by their family.
Next season General and Mrs. Ordway will
present Miss BERTHE Taliaferro to society.
Miss Taliaferro, who is now with the Ord
ways, will make her home with them.
DR.. Elias w. Hale and Mrs. Hale, of
Bellefonte, Pa, are visiting Mrs. Patton, of
1924 Sixteenth street, who Is also entertaining
Mrs. DIR. Hubert of Lewistown, Pa.
Mrs. E. B. Hay, who lately suffered from
quite severe attack of the grip, was suffi-
GENTLY recovered to accompany her husband
to the Elks reunion in Louisville.
Mrs. II. S. Harrell, of 1910 Eighth street
northwest is entertaining Miss Nellie H. Van
Worries, daughter of the late Representative
Van Worries, of Athens, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Dent have re-
moved from 1.-THE Oaks" Georgetown
Heights, to their newly-purchased residence
In another part of the town.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Taylor who have
been receiving congratulations on the birth of
auauSntel, are iesIulnS Oh congress street,
Georgetown.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Beatty are back from
their wedding journey, and are now with Mr.
and Mrs. William Daingerfeld Peachy, 1911
Twentieth street.
Mrs. Saunders, of Montana, remains at her
residence, 1908 Nineteenth street, during the
brief absence of Senator Saunders in the
West.
NJ
lDlmples) are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Tiffany
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Hughes will spend
the summer on the Hudson, near West Point.
DR.. and Mrs. G. Fitz James Colburn are at
Old Point for visit of several weeks.
Senator and Mrs. Hawley have gone to
Hartford, Conn, for the summer.
Mr.. Saunders Garland is back from his visit
to the Natural Bridge of Virginia.
Mrs. Lowndes Jackson and Miss jackson
have returned from Atlantic City.
Miss Alice Burdette has gone to Atlantic
City for stay of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweat will start this week for
their home in Maine
Mrs. Gen. Greene is in Philadelphia visiting
Miss Ward.
1t is said that the Northwestern Improve
ment Company at Alexandria, managed by
Mr.. A. nj. Gorman, COS Thirteenth street, will
be a thing of beauty when completed.