The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-29

the following ladies and gentlemen taking
part: The Misses Mendonca, of the Brazilian
Legation; Mr.. and Miss Steel, Mrs. DIR. Dixon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Allen, Miss Nc
Intyre, Miss Biddle, Miss White, Miss Russell,
Mr.. Searfe, Miss Laville, Miss ellison, Miss
Howard, Mrs. Middleton, Mr. Lagree, Mr..
and Miss Talmadge, Col. Thompson, Mr.. Wal
lack, Mr.. Earle, Mrs. Malcolm Henry, Mr..
Harvey Page, Mr.. Whitney, Mr.. Hyde, Mr..
Hall, Mr. Bradley, and Mr.. Ryder.
The second event was tandem drive by Mr..
Earle, Miss Howard Mrs. Middleton, and Mr..
Ryder. This was executed without fault
and the driving of Mrs. Middleton and Miss
Howard was the admiration of all. The move
ments were intricate and very pretty. The
third event the ,Jen de Rose by Mr.. Thompson,
Mr.. Earle, and Mr.. Wallach was most anus.
ing and very well executed. After this fol-
lowed a beautiful exhibition of jumping in
dleton, Mr.. Hyde, Mr.. McCaully, Mr.. Wal
ZACH, Mr.. Ryder, Mr.. Hoe and few others.
The Marine Band discoursed delightful music,
the building was well lighted, and the arrange
ments very complete.
The horses of Mrs. George N Beale ran off
on Monday afternoon. From Nineteenth and
l to Twenty-second and P streets they flew at
furious pace, until one dropped, so cut and
exhausted it became necessary to shoot the
beautiful animal to relieve 1t from its misery
Mrs. Beale was alone in her carriage at the
presence Of mind kept her seat and escaped
unhurt. Frank, the coachman, an old family
servant, behaved admirably, and remarked,
II am certainly sorry the horse is dead, but
saved my missus." And he did, for the
lockers on pronounced it one Of the most mar
row escapes on record.
Senator Voorhees, has leased the house No.
1923 New Hampshire avenue.
DR.. George B. Wallis and his daughter, Mrs.
Fannie Rhtnefelter, have returned to their
home In New York after months visit to
Mrs. and Miss Jones, of 1913 o street.
Hon. j. B. Montgomery and family have
taken apartments at the Shoreham.
Senator FELTON, and his son, Mr. Charles
FELTON,, are settled for the session at 1870 II
street.
Miss Galaher, of Baltimore, is visiting Mrs.
William Thompson Harris at her home on
street.
The Misses Herne, of New York, will winter
the Elsmere.
Captain Richard w. Meade aud family will
winter In the south of France.
Mrs. B. w. Gheen, who went to Patterson,
N. d., to eat her Thanksgiving dinner with
her parents, will return here some time during
the coming week.
Senator and Mrs. Morrill, are settled for the
winter in their home on Thomas Circle.
Miss Eleanor Carroll, formerly of this city,
will spend the winter with Mrs. Harry Lee at
Melvale.
The residence of Colonel Wheeler on K
street has been leased by Mr.. James G. Wool
worth, millionaire, of Sandusky, Ohio. The
family of Mr.. Woolworth have been living
abroad for several years past.
Ex-Secretary McCuloch and family are at
their home on Mcpherson Square.
Representative Martin, of Indiana, MIRA
Martin and daughter are at the Hamil-
ton House.
Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins Taylor, 1r., have re-
turned from an extended trip on the Pacific
Coast
Mr.. Mayo Hazetine, of New York, has
taken the house 1871 [ street. Mrs. Hazel
tine and Miss Sophie Dallas Hazeltine will be-
at home on Thursdays.
Representative j. l.. Chapman, of Michigan,
and Mrs. Chapman are established at the Bel
mont, on Twelfth street.
Mr.. Winthrop Tappan has taken the house
1915 Rhode Island avenue for the season.
Mrs. Appleton Blatchford is the guest of
Justice and Mrs. Blatchford at their X street
residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wheatley will spend
tho winter In Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleland Ofiey are visiting
Mrs. Offiey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
Greenees, Of Georgetown.
Mrs. Caroline Dali, of 1926 Eighteenth
street, will begin her evening receptions
Monday, December IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Thorn are at the Buck
ingham for the winter, where Captain and
Mrs. Harry Reade (the latter nee Thom), of
Salem, Mass, also have apartments for the
season.
Cards have been sent out to the members of
the Washington Club announcing series of
Wednesday afternoon teas, the first of which
took place Thanksgiving eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph de B. Keim have
taken the house 1919 street, where Mrs.
Keim and daughters will be at home on Fri
day afternoons during the season.
Mrs. Schofield and Mrs. Andrews held quite
leVee Tuesday afternoon, beginning at
o'clock. Mrs. Schofield was most becomingly
attired In gown of mauVe Henrietta com
bined with bengaline.
DR.. and Mrs. Jones, OF Cincinnati, have
taken the residence on Nineteenth street
known as the Aulick- Palmer house.
Among the prominent entertainers this
winter will be Mr.. and Mrs. Bellamy
Storer, Of Cincinnati who, In addition to
the many attractions of their home, will have
the greatest of all In their debutante daughter
Mrs and Miss Storer are just fresh from
Europe, where Miss Storer's education was
finished off. The Balm residence on Massa-
chusetts avenue has been leased for the sea
son by Mr.. Storer.
Mrs. Manning and daughter are permanently
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