The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-01-11

some Costumes in Attendance.
The National Rifles scored another social sue
cess in the large and fashionable gathering mt
their at home reception Thursday evening.
Eight hundred invitations had been issued to
which six hundred responses came In person, and
formed galaxy of beauty and brilliancy seldom
seen. a. o'clock the gallant Rifles entered the
grand salon, headed by Lieut.. Evans, chairman
of the general committee. The latter gave the
signal to on with the march, and at once the
large gathering formed in line and encirclcd the
room several times keeping time to the strains
of the march of the vienna Dudes, " as rendered
by the excellent orchestra, under the leadership
striking and beautiful gathering, embracing a
large, percentage of those in the social whirl
of the National CAPITAL, The costumes
of the ladies were rich and elegant, and harmo-
nized well with the military uniforms OF the red
regulation blue of the Old Guard veterans, and
natty full dress of the officers of the National
Guard which largely outnumbered the conven-
tlonal evening dress of the citizens. The large
ballroom was artstically decorated and pre-.
sented to the eyes lovely and enchanting scene.
forces in these decorations and together made
such an effective display as TO win praise and
stage and stairway leading to the same were
banked with choice potted plants, ferns, etc.,
while the rear of the stage was set for drawing
les, rugs. fine furniture, bric-a-brac, etc The
front of the stage was curtained with
to to the sides The prosramme Snens of iGGPea Sane,
ing y! so, had engraved on the front page the
bafs Po% Of she TT En-
fashioned quadrille; 1t was o'clock when the
music na ceased to play The time Of departure
to their guests with regret, yet feeling confident
that they bad scored another great social tri-
ments received by the Rifles from their guests
as they took their departure. they have every
reason to feel happy over their latest social sue
cess. The committee of arrangements con-
s. 81 Edwin TTomnli9nson, NJ. J. quinn, j. Bruce
planned and carried ont the reception and ball,
is entitled to large share of the credit for the
Among the many present besides the entire
ESs r nS Mis- s Manic is
Allen, 3. B. Aver, Richard Aver, James les g. Ad.
olson, Dwight Anderson, Miss Ainsworth Miss
Allison, Major and Mrs. Fred Brackett, Misses
Boutelle, Mrs. W. P Boteler, Miss Bailey, Misses
Mamie s,'INl and Helen Boyd Mr. and Mrs. " J. Bah
g. Burbridge, Louis Boyer, Rodney Burton,
Harry Brock. Misses Banks, Major and Mrs
Bartlett L. J Barber, Charles Baker, o'Fe f s. 5.
I'll, i; N. g Bu w j. Boixay; Mr and s Mrs w v.
Bryan Miss iee Bingham. Miss ' Butterworth, asS b.
Charles Breok, william Burch. Otto Buer, Be DE- Dr.
", D Cannon. H: N. Cenger. Miss Flora Crose-,
Go GoBnsIa B SITampSSn Rchard rsd
Miss Estelle clayton Mr. and Mrs. Ed Combs. @ats.
Miss ALICE Curtis. Miss Mabel Coleman. Miss
eh,pP Edith Gait " + caruthers. Oh Charles Rs'Sss s.
Cole, =, 7, a a. Clark; Fl. L. Grocker, Harry b. Coch-
Captain and Mrs, c. T. Daily. DR.. 6. F. Diedei,
Capt. Charles 8; Domer, Miss Title Donaldson,
Misses Daily Misses bearing. Miss boremus,, bGe1us,
Frank DAILY, Will S. Duyall. DR.. J. Wilson Davis,
MI Miss JeHns W Runnng RsnIa r. wi H j. hDwye Maurice
Engel Capt. James NJ. Edgar. Miss Grace Eames,
Edelin. G. s. Elliott, j. H Edes, 'E.s Miss Ray y Ed. ID
monston, Misses Fisher; Miss Helen Eanning
Ford Miss sea I Feow MISS orence W FeaReF F.
asSss adSSsro aPsGn Misses Misses GsaaarS fenas
Grimm; @ Mss Helen Groom, ei MT. and 'isMSes' MTs
Grifith. viii Georges Harvey Given Miss G. G. A. 4.
sSTnston HAN Mss Mfeen aeen
Hammond. Misses Holmes. DR.. Frank Hester,
Misses EHnee Harper aargsr Miss Charlie
ford. l.; g. Hills. William NJ. Hale, Hugo Hessel-
bach, 9; J; HOPKINS g. NJ Hasbrook, Miss Josie
Misses Miss Johnston, Miss Gefrsy: Minnie joyce
Miss Grace Keecb, Ed C.. Kant. e. S. Kennedy,
Miss Carrie Kennedy. Ernest Kubel, j. Harry
King. Mr.. and Mrs. Viii Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. jo
Kondrup, f. v. Kilian, Miss Killian, Miss Kond-
rup, Miss Alice Kearon, DR.. j. b. Littlewood,
and Mrs; George E. Lewis, q: d. ,Letcher,
Miss Helen Lester Miss Rose Laskey. kMsHps Miss
Nettie Marlowe. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nc
Murray. Misses Helen Morrison, Maud Moore
Jessie, Marshall, Julia Murray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mckee. Mollle Morgan Clara Myers, Ella Mar
tin, Mrs. NJ. II. Metcalf, Mrs. w. b. Magruder,
Miss Leba Morse Miss Mccoy, II. H. Mitchell
Misses May Moffatt, Ella Manning. Irene Milstead
e. Mallet Jr.. e: ID. Martin j. ID. McCauley,C. d.
Maxwell, H. L. Maddox, John NJ. Moore, W. Ii.
s; Mccoy. John L. Murray, Harry McCabe, Ed
Marshall, Charles McGuiggan, II, g. Morrison,
John j. Needing, Charles c. Meade r. NJ Mar,
shall, II. L. Miller, j. Nj. Murphy, Misses Nixon,
Miss Mollie Newton, Helen Norris, II. o. Nettle-
ton, Enos s. Newman, Harry w. Nichols. w. T.
comb, Misses Osborne, e. b. Osborne, Mrs. j. +.
Oyster, Lieut.. f. w. Page, Miss Orleman, Misses
Edna Pickett, Belle Paine, Pomeroy, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. III. Pierce, Misses Pitts, Misses PitneY,
Peekin. Polk, Charles 9. Prescott, ID.
fon Porter S rIa1Hf Phps Sq%ue Al pdgss Prss
g. P. Porterheld, Lee Ptchlyn, p: II: Phillips,
Misses Rogers, Rose Robertson, Marie Rutter
Minnie Rutter, John H. Renshaw, H. @. Roth
rock, J. +. Royston, Herbert Ryan, @. f. Rose,
Miss Minnie Reeves, Belle Roberts. May Ricketts,
Tenie Richards, Mr.: and nd, Mrs. Howard Speske
Misses Sinks, Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Seitz, f. @. Stiles
Joseph Steele II. Oden Scott, Miss Emma Smith,
Mrs. a. E. Southworth, Miss Stearns, Mrs. II. b.
Sayles, Mrs. Schuyler Stokes, Misses Stalnecker,
Stewart, sho6er; sprague; schmHnidt, shnster.
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