The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-07
A quiet wedding was solemnized at the res

quiet wedding was solemnized at the res
idence of Mr.. w. H. Rupp, 913 NJ street north
west, on Thursday evening last, when Miss
Jennie Harkness, eldest daughter of the late
George w. Hardness, became the wife of Mr..
George w. Harvey, the Rev. Father Walter
officiating. Only the immediate family of
the contracting parties were present. In the
near future Mr.. and Mrs Harvey will make
an extended trip to the Pacific Coast.
very pleasant card party was given by
Mrs. Harvell and her two charming daughters
at their flats, 1347 Fourteenth street, on We'd
nesday evening last Among the guests were
Mrs. and Representative Nichols, of North
Carolina; Mr.. and Mrs Lount, Mrs. Fitz-
Mrs. Willard Miss Slater, Miss Whiteside,
Messrs Fitzgerald, Poultney, Collad ay,
wilkins, Rose, and Marcy.
Miss Mercy Sinsabaugh left last week for
Salem. Mass, where she expects to spend
some time in that vicinity making sketches of
the picturesque scenery of the New England
Coast Later in the season she will be Joined
by her mother, and before returning to Wash
lngton In the autumn will make q trip to
Ohio. Mr.. Sinsabaugh will probably join his
family in the later part of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Dulin expect to
leave for their Cambridge Mass home some
time next W eek, where they will remain until
the early part of July, when they intend going
to the sea-shore for about six weeks, Owing
to the illness of Mrs. Dulin's mother, Mrs
Albert Brown, the past six weeks, Mrs. Dulin
has been unable to return many calls which
she wished to have made.
A quiet home wedding, witness ed by rela
tives and intimate friends only, was that of
Miccp pa11 &oa1- n
sons. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
W. G. Mullen at the residence of MIR. and
Mrs. e. j. Beyerstock, 732 Sixth street, We'd
nesday. DR.. and Mrs. Parsons left immedi-
ately for trip North.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. Archibald M.
Bliss for the wedding reception of his daughter,
Eleanor, and DR.. Charles North Dowd on
Tuesday evening, June 16 at $50 o'clock, at
the residence of Mrs. M. A. Bliss, 207 Wash
ington Park, Brooklyn, N. Y. The bridal
couple will reside at 135 West Seventy third
street, New York.
Mrs. Quick, sister of Mrs. Louis w. Sinsa
baugh, who, with her interesting family, have
been spending some months in Washington
have returned to Ohio Mrs. Quick, like her
sister, Mrs. Sinsabaugh, is artistic in her
tastes, and greatly enjoyed the artistic people
OF the Capital city. She handles brush with
much skill herself.
Miss Florence Edna Plass, of New York,
has been visiting Miss Bussey, daughter of
Gen. Cyrus Bussey. Miss Plass is one of
the "buds" Of last season. Her accomplish
ments and charming manners rendered her
very popular in New York society. She re-
turns TO that city tomorrow, much to the re-
gret of her friends here.
Miss 0lea Bull, of Cambridge, Mass, has
returned to her home from her visit to Mrs.
DR.. Fisher of 1925 Connecticut avenue
Mrs. Ole Bull and Miss Bull contemplated a
trip to Norway this summer, but they have
abandoned the project and will spend the
season In Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Middleton, of the Hark-
away Riding School, with large party of
friends and patrons, leave here Tuesday, June
., for their own popular summer resort,
Brookside, W. Va. They drive over the road
and delightful trip is anticipated.
Mrs. Somers, principal of Mount Vernon
Seminary, has issued invitations to the gradu
ating exercises of the class Of 1891, to take
plrce on Monday evening, at o'clock, In the
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church,
corner of Four-and-a-half and G streets.
Mrs. A. C. Livingston and her daughter,
Miss Mamie, are registered at the Hotel Penn.
broke, Atlantic City, where they are spending
some time, hoping to regain their health,
which is greatly impaired by recent attack
of la grippe.
DR.. and Mrs. d. B. Clarke, of zoos Thir-
teenth street, expect to move out to their
country home, "Valley View,n early in the
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Porter Morse and
family are already established there for tn e
summer.
Misses Mamie and Margaretta Morse, the
little daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Porter
Morse entertained their young friends at
garden party in the handsome grounds of
VALLEY View Farm" On Thursday, from 4 to
Up. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens, of Sixteenth street,
will leave the latter part of the week for their
country seat On their return they will
occupy their elegant new house on Sixteenth
street, between Corcoran and r streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Claggett and Miss
May Claggett will sail for Europe on the
9th instant to spend some time at Carlsbad
Tor the benefit of Mr. Claggett's health.
Senior Manuel j. Vega, First Secretary of the
Chilian Legation, expects to sail for Valparaiso
on the 10th Of June. His successor, Seiior
Bello, will be accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. M. A. Keys has sent out cards for the
marriage ceremony OF her daughter, Florence
M, and Mr.. Charles f. Randall, June 10, in
Grace Church, Silver Spring, Md.
Mrs Steadman, widow OF Admiral Stead
man, will spend the summer at Newport with
haFn dayra ~