The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-10-04

supper was served Among others present
were Misses Helen Reed, Carrie Rice, Annie
Waters, Mary Connell, Mamie Ebert, Jennie
Mlckle, and Pearl Grady, and Messrs. G.. II.
Tolson, T. Reisinger, w. Lehman, j. S. Shaw,
9. N. Sparrow, w. P. Foley, IL. Dante, and
j. Hurley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nairn are at their
home in this city Their marriage took place
in Baltimore on the 23d OF September, at the
residence of the BRIDES aunt, 1919 William
street. Miss Sadie Hill, now Mrs. Nairn, was
handsomely attired for her wedding in cream
white brosdcloth, trimmed with lace. Her
bouquet was of La France roses.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Buckler ind Mr.
Willie Buckler, of Baltimore are visiting Miss
Buckler, at Evergreen" near Baltimore,
where they will remain until their elegant
new residence on Boundary avenue is com
pleted DR.. and Mrs. Buckler and son re-
sumo their residence In Baltimore after an
absence of years spent chiefly in Paris.
The marriage of Miss Helen Chauncey Tif-
fany and Captain Herbert Vaughan Kent, of the
Royal Engineers British Army. will be cele-
brated in St. Johns Church, Wednesday,
October IA, ut high noon. The ceremony will
be followed by wedding breakfast at the
beautiful residence of the Tiffanys on Con-
necticut avenue.
The announcement Of the engagement OF
Mrs. Donnell Swan, of Baltimore, and MIR.
Elisha Dyer, ir., of New York, WAS rather a
surprise to the lady's friends The wedding
will take place in All Saints Chapel, New
port, on Thursday, November 5. Until that
time Mrs. Swan will remain In New York
visiting friends.
Wednesday evening, the Myrtle Social Club
met at the residence of Miss Ida Briggs and
organized for the season. Mr.. j. 8. Briggs
made the opening address. The following
officers were elected: Mr.. j. s. Briggs, Presi-
dent; Miss Beulah HALEY, Vice President; Miss
G. Price, Secretary; Mr.. III. Suit, Treasurer.
Mrs Don Cameron and Miss Cameron were
present at the marriage ceremony and recep-
tion of Miss Jennie Urquhart, sister of Mrs.
James Brown Potter, and Mr.. Rene Raoul
Duval, which took place in Paris last week.
Mrs. James Brown Potter gave the bride her
trousseau, which was made by Worth
Miss M. A. Austin and Major James M.
Pollard were married on Wednesday evening,
at the Fredonia, by Rev. DR.. Ebert S. Todd.
of the Hamline M. e. church. The ceremony
was performed in the artistically decorated
parlor before large company of friends of
the bride and groom.
The announcement was made on Wednes-
day of the marriage of j. Robinson Elder, the
popular all-round athlete of the Columbia
Athletic Club, and Miss Sara A. Clarke,
daughter of w. III. Clarke, of this CITY, The
marriage took place last May, in Alexandria.
Miss Maggie Tyler, of 1756 N street,
daughter of Captain Richard Tyler, of the
Army, has gone to Mount Auburn, Cincinnati,
Ohio, to complete her studies. She will be
one of the next seasons debutants, being an
unusually brilliant and handsome girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Pelouze are home
fhair Oh
visited the Thousand Islands and spent some
weeks at Lake Winnepisangee, Me-, and
thence went to Bar Harbor, York Harbor, and
other points of interest on the sea coast.
The Tacoma Club, of East Washington,
held their first meeting Wednesday, when the
following officers were elected John Bap-
tista, President; Alfred Belts, Vice Presidents
Guy e. Padgett, Secretary, and Harvey Mock
abee, Treasurer.
The Garfield Board of Lady Managers held
their first meeting of the season at the Gar
field Hospital 1t was business meeting
principally. AS there is an addition to the
building this year there will be plenty of work
for them to do.
Miss Mussey, daughter of General Mussey,
has returned from summers vacation spent
on the picturesque Maine Coast. During her
outing Miss Mussey made some fine water
color sketches, which will be placed on ex-
hibition.
The engagement is announced by Mrs.
Louisa Longstreet Lee, of Virginia, of her
daughter, Annie Meade Randolph, and DIR.
Charles Milton Buchanan, professor of chem
istry and physics in the Capitol Hill High
School.
Mrs. General Patterson has taken for the
winter the house No. 1882 Connecticut avenue,
formerly occupied by Mrs. Jedd Baxter Miss
Patterson, from New England, is visiting her
aunt, and will probably make an extended
stay.
Miss Catherine G. Iyey and Mr.. Augustus
L. Shaffer, both of this city, were united IN
wedloek on Tuesday morning. The ceremony
took place in st. Aloysius Church, Rev. Father
Gillspie, s. D., officiating. No cards.
Mrs. R. r. Powell and family, who have
spent the summer at their beautiful Cape May
cottage, are now at their winter home on Con-
necticut avenue, where Mrs. Kearny will
shortly join them.
Colonel and Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte and
years. residence in Paris. Miss Louisette Bona
parte will probably enter society this coming
season.
Mrs. William A. Schubert, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs II. j. Gross, have left for
Ellicott City, Nd, for a weeks stay to be
the guest of Colonel and Mrs. w. e. Pier
pont.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor Armes are at
their home on M street. Mr.. Armes spent
part of the summer abroad. Mrs. Armes and
children were all summer at Jamestown, r. 1.
Mrs. Frederick W. Jones has issued cards