The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-03-15

Sen or and Madame Zegarra entertained
party at an elaborate dinner on Thursday even
ing. The guests were principally members of
the Diplomatic Corps. The near departure of
Sehor and Madame Iegarra for Peru is looked
upon with great regret not only by the men,
bers of the Diplomatic Corps, but also by resi-
dent society. The Peruvian Minister and his
interesting family have won a warm place in the
hearts of many friends in this city. Sefor
Zegarra's successor was formerly Vice President
of Peru, and he will arrive here shortly, as the
Zegarra family expect to sail for Peru about the
first of April.
Mrs. John Sherwood, of New York, will read
her celebrated paper on the possibilities of an
American Salon. at Belcourt, Dr. and Mrs.
Hammonds suburban residence, on Friday.
The proceeds of the entertainment are to go to
the fund of the Children's Hospital. There is O
rare treat in store for those who may attend.
Apart from the intellectual pleasure to be de-
rived from the reading, there is great incen-
tive to draw an audience in the beautiful charity
to which the proceeds go.
Mr.. T. F. Schneider, of this city, and Miss
Mary Osborne Beach will be married in Toledo
Ohio, the BRIDES place of residence, on Tues
day, March 81. After the arrival of the bridal
pair in this city reception will be given at No.
1749 Q street, which for time will be the
home of the couple Mr. Schneider is erecting
for himself handsome mansion at the corner
of Eighteenth and Q streets, which will be
ready for occupancy by fall
Mrs. Erving Winsow, of Boston, who gave
two Ibsen readings here a year ago. has met
with great success in her ventures to entertain
fashionable audiences. She is also the centre
of quite an interesting circle of artistic people,
Recently Mrs. Winslow gave handsome recep-
ton at her Boston residence. Among other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall and their
young daughter, Miss Grimston.
A rpucioaIa 70 ba boJd o+ T,5ro Cho11oLo,rou,r
residence, S12 Seventeenth street, on Tuesday
evening, promises to be an artistic, social. and
financial success. 1t is given for the benefit of
the Young Workingwoman's Home, 404 Sixth
street. The programme is composed of high
order of TALENT and is in charge of Mrs. w. B.
Gurley and Mrs. w. H. Mills.
The students of Georgetown University are
arranging very elaborate programme for their
concert on Wednesday evening, April s, in
CASTOR Hall, University Building. There will
be trained orchestra of fifty pieces, besides
| many well-known singers and instrumental per-
formers.
Miss Florence Belle Crawford and Mr.. George
A. Lewis were quietly married on Tuesday.
After short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
will return to this city and will be home to their
friends at No. 2200 Thirteenth street, on the
evenings of March II and "a.
Invitations are out for reception to Mrs
Clara Bewick Colby, editor of the Won.an's
Tribune, to be given in her honor by the New
York City Womans Suffrage Association on
Thursday evening, at $50 P. NJ, in the Park
Avenue Hotel, New York.
Mrs. Justice Blatchford will not be able to
make or return any more calls this season, as
the recent death of her brother, Mr. William s.
Appleton, of Boston, has placed Mrs. Blatch-
ford in mourning retirement.
Mrs. Bonesteel, wife of Lieut. Bonsteel, of
the Army, and their children are located at 1725
q street for several months. Mrs. Bonesteel
is the daughter of General and Mrs O. d.
Greene.
Miss Mary A. Brigham, of Boston, will re-
main in this city, where she has passed the win
ter, until early May, wher she will go to her
lovely summer home in Peterboro, N. H.
The wife and children of Lieut.. Charles H.
Bonesteel, Twenty-first Infantry, now with his
| company in the field at Rosebud Agency, s. D.,
will spend the spring at 1725 street.
| Mrs w. ID. Owen has been suffering from
| indisposition for some weeks, but she is now on
the mend, being somewhat rested from the in
| eyitable fatigues of the season.
Mr.. w. D. Cabell will entertain the alumni
of the University of Virginia and ladies ac-
companying them on April 13 at his residence
| 1407 Massachusetts avenue.
Count and Countess de Sibourg, who were so
handsomely entertained last week by their
friends in this city, sailed on Saturday for their
| future home in France.
| Gen. Spinola is at this date lying dangerously
| Ill at the Arlington He is too i'll to see any
one but his physician.
Mrs. John Kelly, of New York, is making
visit to her sister, Mrs. f. d. Cleary, of 1897
| Thirteenth street.
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| teenth street, have discontinued their Wednes-
dayreceptions.
Miss Sarah A. Wsewell of Philadelphia is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Charles Johnston,
914 street.
Miss Lizzie Copeland, of Philadelphia, is the
| guest of the Misses Ellis, of 208 street north
| east.
Mrs. E. NJ. Holden, of Dorchester, Mass, is
| spending the month OF March in this city.
Mrs. Hayward Cutting, OF New York. is the
guest of her daughter, Baroness Vriere
Pay Director and Mrs. Edward May are To-
Gated at l4Ol Massachusetts, avenue.
Mrs. Annie Louise Powell is quite i'll at her
residence on Rhode Island avenue.
Mr. Vattan has succeeded Count Sala as
Secretary of the French Legation.
MI and Mrs. William E. Earle and Miss Arm
stroag are at Fortress Monroe.
Mrs. Philip Hichborn has returned from a
brief visit to Asbury Park.
Miss Frances Clapp is at Atlantic City, where
| she Will remain until April.