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

bride OF Mr.. B. w. Gheen, one of Washing
tons most successful young business men,
at her residence, No. 1101 Ninth street on
Wednesday afternoon. The gathering
was most delightful one The
guests e. assembled about 9 o'clock, and
elegantly served, and the menu included
all the seasonabe delicacies. Those
present were Mrs. F. NJ. Dra-
nney, Mrs. Samuel Coggins, Mrs. Thomas
N. Draney, Mrs. Joseph Roy, Mrs. Elizabeth
Iompkins, Mrs. Nathan Hazen, Mrs. James
Depue, Mrs. Col. Fred Braclett, Mrs. DR..
Lewis, Mrs. John Gheen Mrs DR.. Dono-
hue, Mrs. Irwin Draney, of Hoboken.
n. D.; Mrs. James Draney, of Paterson, N. j.;
Miss Rock, of Brooklyn; Miss Brackett, Miss
Cogglns, NJ iss pepue, Mrs. T. Elmer John
ston, Miss Alice Draney, and Miss Mamie
Draney.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Killeen and the Misses
killeen gave most enjoyable bus party to
Glen Echo, Thursday evening. There was
dancing and at midnight fine supper was
served Among others present were the
Misses Waters, Mcclure, Geier, Riley, At
ridge, Wilson, Clark, Rooney, Downing, Nc
Mahon, Sexton, and Garrity, and Messrs.
richardson, Killeen, Sweeney, McCallum,
Maroney, Brooks, Talbert and Douglass, of
washington; Messrs. Keys, Fields and Trail
OF Rockville, and Messrs Windsor and
Lynch, of Pittsburg.
The Short Story Club met at the residence of
its president, Mrs. G. Crandell, 61O II street
Wednesday. The spacious parlors were filled
to overfiowing. An elegant supper was
served. The short story feature had been
somewhat changed-the episodes to be read
by their authors being the order of the even
lng.and developed surprisingly interesting
variety of talent. The music and singing were
even better than usual The club has adj
journed till fall.
Mrs. Capt Bradford and her daughter.
Miss Rosalie, will leave by the steamship Um-
bria on the Both for Europe, where they will
make heightened sojourn for Miss Bradford
10 complete her study of art. Before return
Ing to this country they will visit Can't. Brad
ford in the British West Indies.
The marriage of Mr.. FL. s. Tebbs, Past Mas
ter of Goodwill Lodge No. ID, l. o. M. and
Miss Nettie Weedon,l of Virginia, will take
place June at the residence of the BRIDES
mother, 2l21 K street. The wedding will be
a quiet one, owing to recent death in the
family.
Mrs Isaac Henderson and her daughter.
Mrs. Carbaugh, leave for New York on Mon
day and will sail on the 9th on the Germanic
Tor months trip abroad. Mrs Frey will ac-
company them to New York to wish them
bon U0ydge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bracket have issued
cards for an at home Monday evening. June
/, from to IL o'clock, 1917 Rhode Island
avenue. The occasion is the twenty-tifth an
niversary of their wedding.
The marriage Of Miss Mauro, niece of Mr..
ana Mrs. Lewis johnson, and Mr. Ryan, of
the Navy, Will take place on June 12.
The engagement is announced of Mr.. Gus
tave Oppenheimer, OF Washington, and Miss
Julia Sinton, of Baltimore.
Professor and Mrs. Emmons are entertaining
Mrs. Josie de Navarro, of New York, mother
in-law of Mary Anderson.
Miss Sallie Hunt Strugher, daughter of
Judge Strugher, OF Virginia, is the guest of
Miss E. Russell Peachy.
Mrs Charles M. Pepper, of 1887 street
VIII go 10 toMassachusetts for the summer about
the first week in June.
DIR. and Mrs. d. b. Clarke and family will
move 10 tneir country. seat, "Valley View,n
about the 1st of June.
Mrs Justice Blatchford's friends will regret
10 learn that sne is suffering from quite
severe attack of grip.
;, Mrs Custer will spend the summer is
Europe, and Mrs. Calhoun, her sister-in-law-
may accompany her.
Mrs. Myers has returned to America after
a years residence in Paris with her daughter.
Mrs. Fred Paine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howlands are at Oak View.
the former country home of ex-President and
Mrs. Cleveland.
Mrs. James s. Phillips and her little
daughter, Carrie, have gone to Sallna, Kan,
for the summer. -''
Miss Maybelle Stewart and Miss Aldrich
have returned from their visit to Mrs. Payne.
at Elmira, N. Y.
Maj. William II. Webster and family are
now at 1926 street, having removed from
the Langham.
Col. Alex. Montgomery, of the Army. ac-
eompanied by his daughter, has gone to At
Miss Lille Grimes, of MARYLAND, is the
guest of DIR. and Mrs. w. G.. Fisher, OF Ana
Mrs. William f. Price, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of Mrs. Senator Stewart, 1906 ii
street.
Mrs. L. q. English, who has been so seriously
Ill at her residence on N street, is recover
ing,
The Northwestern Improvement Company,
at Alexandria, managed by Mr.. A. M. Cor
man, 6OS Thirteenth street ARE rapidly bringing
thelr work TO close, and when ready for the
market VIII be the most picturesque suburban
resort in this section of the country.
See our 1915 bargains in boys short
pants suits for one week only. EIseman
Bros, 7th and e.