The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-10-11

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some residence OF his parents at Tennally-
town, In honor of the occasion. The house
and grounds were brilliantly lighted with
chinese lanterns, and the scene was an ami
mated one. After indulging in several anus
Ing games, In which pretty prizes were of
Iereo, an elaborate supper was served. Seven
OF Master Armes' brothers and sisters assisted
IN entertaining the young guests.
The engagement is announced OF Mr.. Fred
derrick W. Bradley, of Washington, and Miss
Frances L. Tufts, OF Charestown, Mass. The
date OF the marriage is set for November 4.
Mrs. Willis Lord Moore has sent out p P.
=. cards before going to New York.
Miss Cora L. G. Stone, of this CITY, and Mr..
Daniel F. McInnls, formerly of Beverly, Mass,
but lately a resident of Washington, were
quietly married at the Church Of the Immacu-
late Conception, Wednesday evening at 500
o'clock. Only the immediate friends of both
parties and relatives were present. Father
Ryan officiated AT the conclusion of the
ceremony the happy couple were driven to
the .groom's residence, where private re-
ception was held. Mr.. and Mrs. McInnis
will reside at 466 street. Among those
present were Mrs. Stone, Michael McInnis,
William j. Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Stone, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edmonston
Mrs. Senator Kenna is at her home on
Capitol Hill.
Captain and Mrs. Allison Nailor arrived in
Washington Friday evening from tour of
Europe. They were met at the depot by the
Washington Light Infantry Corps, of which
Captain Nailor is valued staff officer, and
escorted by the way of Pennsylvania avenue,
to their elegant residence on Fifteenth street
and Rhode Island avenue, opposite Vice
President Mortons house.
Miss Blanche Smith, of H street, has gone
10 Lancaster, Pa, for q short VISIT thence
going to Buffalo, where she will remain until
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. William Elroy Curtis have re-
turned to their Connecticut-avenue residence
from their summer travels.
Mrs. Aylmer and the Misses Aylmer, Of G
street, have returned from their summer So
journ In Virginia, and are now entertaining
Captain McGlensey, of the Navy; Mrs. Me-
Glensey, and Miss Lizzie McGlensey. Mrs.
and Miss McGlensey have spent the summer
at Cooperstown, N. Y, and Chelsea, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Steele have returned
from Bar Harbor to their home in this city.
private letter from Jane Mead Welch, the
popular historical lecturer, reports that she
has just concluded course on American his
tory at the Berkeley Lyceum, New York,
which was very successful. Her audiences
were both fashionable and scholarly. Miss
Welch expects to visit Washington this
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. c. d. Liebermann are again
established in their handsome apartments at
the Portland. Mr.. and Mrs. Liebermann have
spent almost the entire summer at Beach
Haven, N. j.
Mrs. Aline HoblitZell of 141S @ street, left
on Monday for a prolonged soiourn in New
York.
The marriage of Miss Harriet Colt and Mr..
Edward Truax Platt took place at Norwood,
N. j., on the Sd instant Announcement
cards were issued by Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Colt Mr.. and Mrs. Platt will be at home
on Wednesdays in January and February from
Ito O'Clock at the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. John " Dahlgren have re-
turned to their residence on Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Judge Pettis has gone to Fortress
Monroe to visit her daughter, Mrs. Pullman.
Captain Pullman is the successor of Captain
Bird as quartermaster at the Fort.
Miss Marion E. Porter has returned from a
visit to Tioga. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William I'll. Wilson and baby
Will, of Louisville, KY, are the CUES is of
Mrs. John @. Wilson, of 245 North Capitol
street.
Mrs. Philip johnson, Miss Isabelle johnson
and Master Alfred Johnson have returned to
their apartments at the Portland from a
sojourn of several months in the mountains of
Virginia.
Miss E. Williams, OF Detroit, is the guest of
her uncle, Mr.. w. E. Hill, at 1926 b street
southeast.
Mrs. Wilson, of Richmond, Va. formerly
May Hamilton), is visiting her parents at
their home on E street. MIR. and Mrs. Hamil
ton have recently returned from an extended
tour in the West, during which they visited
the Yellowstone Park. Miss Semmes spent
the summer in Virginia with Mrs Wilson.
Mrs. G. D. Wallace and Mrs. Dickinson,
wife of Lieutenant Dickinson, of the Army,
are visiting their mother at 1910 Nineteenth
street.
Mr.. s. G.. Cornwell and family have re-
turned to the city after long tour of the
northern resorts.
Miss Matte Saxton's numerous violin pu-
pills will be sorry to learn that she will not re-
turn to Washington this season. She has en-
tered Scharwenka Conservatory of Music in
New York where she will pursue her musical
studies under the instructions of Mr.. Richard
Arnold, late of the Thomas Orchestra.
Miss Marion Seayerns. of Brookline, Mass,
has been visiting Miss Sa1ton, Kenesaw ave-
nue., Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph G. Rock announce the
engagement OF their daughter, Elizabeth, and
Mr.. George Frederick Bracket
Mrs. Belden Noble and Miss Noble, of this
city, have taken apartments for the winter at
the Cambridge, 1874 Fifth avenue, New York.
Mrs. Charles Hentzleman has returned
from her summer sojourn at Mt. Kinso, Me-