The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-06

Misses Barber, Miss Bailey Miss Darneile,
and Messrs. Keith, Forrest, Hardie, Craigin,
Henry Weleh, II. Darnelle, II. Gordon, P.
Berry, William Riley, E. Whiting, Mayhem
Platter, Lewis Mackall, j. Chew, Joseph
Bradley, DR.. Snyder, DR.. John Van Renss-
laer and Lieutenant Chambers.
Miss Elsie Benton Hughes, daughter of
Colonel William B. Hughes, quartermaster,
U.S Army, whose engagement has Just been
announced, is great granddaughter of the
famous Senator Benton, of Missouri, and a
cousin of Mrs. General Fremont. Miss
Newport Finley, First Bombay Lancers, will
be celebrated shortly at Florence, Italy.
Miss Owen, of 1915 street, delightfully."-
entertained the Monday Evening Card Club,
on Monday night. After the prizes-eight in
number-were won and distributed, there was
dancing. A handsome supper was served.
The prize winners were Mrs. Solger, Mrs.
Harris, Mrs. Smelling, Miss Lowdermlk, Mr..
Harris, Mr.. Mute, and Mr.. Cugle, of Balti-
more.
Mrs. Senator Pugh and Mrs Pueh, jr., of
1889 r street, will receive Informally on
Thursdays during December. Mrs Pugh's
married daughter, Mrs. Stockman, will
spend the winter in Washington and form
part of this pleasant household.
Mrs L. De F. jennings returned from her
trip to Boston. Mrs. Jennings went East as
delegate to the Worlds w. G. I. U. from
Glen Echo, Chautauqua. While in Boston
she was the guest of Mrs. Julia Ward Howe
at the New England Club, and the guest Of
Mrs. Abbie Gould .Woolson at meeting Of
the Castalian Club. She was also enter
tanned with q company of other ladies at
tea given in their honor by Mrs. s. A. Pratt.
Mr.. and' Mrs. Hutchison, 17o7 Massachu-
I setts avenue, have issued debut cards of Miss
M. Grace Hutchinson for Friday evening,
December 1S, from 9 to 10 p. m.
Mrs. V. b. De Miguel, of New York, is
guest of Mrs. L. De Forest Jennings, S12 Four
teenth street
Mrs. Love, the international delegate to the
w. G. T. u, is gifted speaker, and she ex-
poets to spend some time in Washington She
will receive callers at her residence, 1906
street northwest.
Mrs. c. M. Pepper will be at home inform
ally during December, and the coming sea-
son on Thursdays instead Of Tuesdays, her
former day.
Mrs. Rose, mother of Mrs. G. NJ Pep per,
met with painful accident couple of weeks
ago, by falling and breaking her collar bone
and shoulder. Mrs. Rose expects to spend
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Pepper, at
| 1897 K street northwest.
Mrs. Barber, who has been travelling in the
South and West for nearly two years on ac-
count of her health, has returned, and is
domfciled for the winter at the Irvington.
Assistant Secretary of the Interior, Mr..
George Chandler, has taken up his residence
at No. 1888 street, and gone to housekeep-
ing with his family.
Mrs. o. P Schmidt and child are visiting In
Baltimore, but will return home the latter
part Of this week.
Mrs. Gould, mother of Mrs. Lincoln, will
pass the winter in this city as the guest Of her
daughter.
Miss Ollie Slater, who has been home on her
school vacation, has returned to her student
life at Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mattingly, 1916 II street, will
give an Sat home" on the evening of Deem
Der IL from to IL to introduce their daugh-
ter -
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Mann expect to give a
dance at Tanglebank late In the month Of De-
cember, which will not only be very elegant
but also very select.
Senator and Mrs. Casey are at Chiffburn,
the suburban residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Stone.
Miss Jennie Wallach, of 243 Delaware
avenue northeast, has with her as a guest,
Miss Lena Schloss of Newark, N. j. The
young ladies will be pleased to have their
friends call.
There will be charity ball on the evening
of December 16, In aid of the Woman's
Hospital and Dispensary, to be given at 14Os
III street The patronesses are Madame
Mendonca Madame Romero, Madame Guz-
man, Mrs. Dolph, Mrs. Hawley, Mrs. Hub
bard, Mrs Kerr, Mrs Halliday, Dr. Jeanette
Summer, and Mrs. Wilmer
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Duhn returned
last week to their X street residence, from Cam
bridge, Mass, where they have charming
home,
Miss Carrie Daniel, daughter of Senator
and Mrs. Daniel, will be one OF the buds OF
the season.
Mrs. V. P. Chapel, of Michigan, accom-
panied by her young son, is In Washington for
the winter as the guest OF her parents, Captain
and Mrs. Lyon, of 1903 Q street.
Commissioner and Mrs. Morgan enter
tanned small party at dinner on Friday even
Ing. Hon. u. M. Lamberton, of Lincoln,
Neb, was the guest Of honor.
Mrs Benjamin f. Leighton, of Capitol
Hill, will not receive on Mondays In Decem-
Der, but will resume her receptions after Jan
uary1
Senator and Mrs. Mcmillan are at their Yer
mont-avenue residence.
Mrs. Louise Patterson has apartments at
the Buckingham for the season.
Mrs, Robert p. Huntingdon, of Rhinebeck,
N. Y, is the guest of Mrs. Heber May, of
1929 Twenty-hrst street.
Mrs. William Strong, OF Scranton, Pa, will
spend the season in Washington with her
parents Commissioner and Mrs. Douglas
Mrs. General j. j. Reynolds, and her
daughter, Mrs. Il. Hayden have returned from
Indiana to their home, Sixteenth and streets.
They fn or he o1sls.,