The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-08-09

cloth and carried bunch of roses hand
some supper was served after the ceremony in
the dining-ioom of the rectory. Mr.. and
Mrs Beall are at Forest Glen for the remainder
tf the hot weather. They will make their
home in this city.
AT the parsonage of st. Paul's Church, cor
ner of Fifteenth and streets, Miss Catharine
F. DAILY and Mr.. James II. Jamison were
united in marriage on Tuesday morning A
number of the friends of the high contracting
parties witnessed the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. Father Mackin. Tmmed-
ately after the service. The bridal pair drove
to the station where they took the train for
New York. They will visit Niagara and Wat
kin's Glen. The presents received by the
bride were numerous and valuable.
delightful party was given last Friday
evening by Mrs. H. A. Gross at her beautiful
residence, No. 29l3 Q street northwest, in
honor of her friend, Mr.. Henry c. Bocke, of
Portland, Ore, prior to his departure for
home. The occasion will long be pleasantly
remembered by the numerous guests who
were present. Mr.. Bocke while here made
many friends who regret he cannot remain
longer.
Miss Urquhart, a few years ago promi-
nent figure at Narragansett during the season,
is now at st. Moritz visiting the Princess
Hatzfeldt, nee Huntington. Miss Urquhart's
parents, Colonel and Mrs. Urquhart, at the
Hotel de Hollande, Paris. Kyrle Bellew is in
England.
General and Mrs. Schofeld arrived at their
Connecticut avenue residence carly in the
week for very brief stay. Their return was
necessitated by official business requiring Gen
eral Schofeld's attention, and as soon as it is
disposed of the General and his bride will re-
sumo their travels.
A german was given at Alton, Va, on Mon
day night, led by DR.. Hawthorne and Miss
Vaughn, of Atlanta. Among the most popu-
lar of the guests at Alton are Mrs. Watts and
Mrs. Robinson, of Washington; Mrs. Hill and
Miss Vaughn, of Richmond, and Mrs Boyes,
of Baltimore.
Mrs. Edward F. Droop is located with
her three little girls at Pynnont, bathing
place which was recommended by her
physician in Berlin. She is much improved
in health and is expected to return on the
steamer Weiman in September.
The exact date of Miss Dahlgren's marriage
to Mr.. Josiah Pierce is not known, but
it is understood that the interesting event will
take place in the near future at 'Dahlen,''
Mrs. Dahlgren's beautiful summer home on
South Mountain, Md.
Mrs. e. L. Sherwood has returned to the
city after an absence at Glen Echo OF several
weeks She will spend the remainder of the
summer at her home on Anacostia Heights.
where she will be pleased to see her friends
after o'clock p. m.
Mrs. Philip Sheridan, who has been since
June at her cottage at Nonquitt is now visit
ing Senator and Mrs. Hale, at Ellsworth Me-
Mrs. Sheridan will visit friends at Bar Harbor,
before returning to Nonquitt
Mrs. Fred. G.. Gieseking and Miss Lizzie are
<trL-
month of August Mr.. Gieseking will ioin
his wife on the 18th and remain until eptem-
Der LIST.
Mr.. S. S. Malato, of Chicago, the Worlds
Fair Commissioner to Italy, accompanied by
his wife, formerly Nina Van Zandt, sailed for
Europe last week on the Cunarder. Servia.
Mrs. E. G. Miner and daughter, of Anacos-
tia, have gone to Fortress Monroe for week,
in company with Mrs. John Knapp, of Wash
ington, and Miss Anna Lee, of Anacostia.
Mrs. Ford Thompson is spending the sum-
mer at her country place, Magnolia Farm,
where Mrs. McArdle, with her little BOYS, is
passing the summer with her parents.
Mrs. E. NJ. Wood of Denver, COL, is the
guest of her brother r. B. Nixon at his resi-
dence, No. 400 NJ street. Mr. Nixon is inan-
cial clerk of the Senate.
city. He returned yesterday to his family
who are spending the summer at East
Gloucester, Mass.
The Misses Cook, daughters of Mr.. Will
liam Lawrence Cook, of Brooklyn, are visit
ing the Misses MINNIE at their home on Nc
Pherson Square.
Mr. and Mrs. M. a. Tappan, of this city,
will pass their summer vacation at Atlantic
City, going there about August IS, for three
weeks sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green of 1416 Q street, accom-
panied by their two youngest sons, will leave
tomorrow for sojourn of several weeks at
Atlantic City.
Mrs. U. s. Roulette, who has been up
among the mountains of Virginia for over a
month. has returned to her home in West
Washington.
Colonel Thomas P. Ochiltree and James
Whitcomb Riley were guests at a dinner given
recently in London, by Henry Irving to Steele
Mackaye.
Miss Ida O'Neal and Miss Effie Perry will
spend part of August at Washington Grove as
guests of the household of Judge Moulton's
cottage.
Captain and Mrs Gross have removed from Q
street to 2509 Pennsylvania avenue, where they
have rented one of Mrs. A. B. Mullett's
houses.
Mr. John l.. N. Hunt, president of the New
York City Board OF Education, is the guest of
his brother, Mr.. L. f. Hunt, 1910 s street.
Mrs. Greely, who had been spending few
days In Washington, left for Millwood, Va,