The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-08-30

being the most active in arranging the af-
fair. The principal prize was won by Mrs.
John Milburn, and the BOBBY by Mr.. bryce"
Davidge. Dancing was enjoyed after the
games. Among those present were DIR. and
Mrs. Milburn, Mr.. and Mrs. Bond Dr. and
Mrs. Carr, Mrs. Jarvis and children, Mr.. and
Mrs John Hadley Doyle, Mrs and Miss Par
son, DR.. L. j. Ward, Professor Janvier, Mr..
r. w. Davidge, and others.
Senator Sabin and bride are still at Long
Branch The children adopted by the ex-
Senator and his former wife have their home
with Mr.. Sabin at saltwater. One of the
curious phases of the Sabin mystery is Mrs.
Sabin's second marriage, which, it is said,
took place about the time the ex-senator mar
ried Mrs. Swan. The latter was well-known
here during the Senatorial term OF Mr.. Sabin,
as she was more member of the family than
a guest during the time of the divorced Mrs.
SabiD's residence in Washington, and it was
always supposed that Mrs. Swan was a
devoted friend of the unfortunate woman,
whose case called forth so much sympathy.
If it be true that she has again ventured her
bark on the sea of matrimony her faithful
friends here wish her most sincerely stbon
voyage"
Among the latest arrivals at Deer Park in
the Aleghanies are: General Baird of the
Army; DR.. M. G. Porter, Maryland DIR. and
Mrs. j. w. Buckley Washington; r. Beall,
Mr.. William Shriver Baltimore; G. H. Bretzos
and wife, Maryland; Mr.. and Mrs. George III.
White, Washington; j.. H. Parseley, Mary
land; Mrs. j. Hellis, Miss Hellis, o. E. O'Don-
nell, Baltimore; r. E. Hambeton, Maryland;
G. r. Daisey and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Kennedy,
Cumberland. Deer Park is especially popu-
lar this summer with residents Of Cincinnati,
Chicago, Pittsburg, st. Louis and other
Western cities.
Mr.. d. H. Pyle and Mrs l.. E. Wendlinger,
of Richmond, Va, were married by the Rev.
Father Walter at the parsonage of st. Pat
rick's Church on the oath instant. The bride
was becomingly attired in travelling suit of
gray Henrietta, with hat to match. After the
ceremony the happy couple returned to the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John McClelland,
of Tenth street, where few of their inti-
mate friends awaited them to offer their best
wishes and congratulations Refreshments
were served at 8 o'clock after which the even
ing was devoted to amusements of various
kinds.
The following is the list of the guests en-
tertained at dinner by Mrs. Mackay at her
residence in Carlton House Terrace, August 9:
His Excellency, the Spanish Ambassador, His
Excellency, the Danish Minister and Madame
de Billie, the Countess of Shrewsbury, Countess
De La War;, Lord and Lady Camoys, Hon.
Dudley and Mrs Leigh, Sir Thomas and Lady
Fermor Hesketh Mrs. Aver, Mrs. Ronalds, Mr..
Thomas Kelly, MI. Fitzhenry, Hon. Charles
and Mrs. Lawrence, Hon. Alex. Yorke, Lord
AlCeBU6T, anu I1OU. A6QnGUu howard.
very pleasant children's entertainment
was given at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. w. Skinner, 1873 e street northwest. The
programme consisted OF fancy dancing, recita-
tations sin gng ETC.. and the following were the
participants: Miss Lillian McDermott, Master
Yeatman, Miss frankie Arth, Edith Gran
vile, Fannie Bradford, Grace Skinner, Dana
Henon, and Time Arth The older folks
danced after the programme was rendered.
ALI under the efficient management of Mr., j.
Allan Cauldwell.
A beautiful ball was given at Blue Mountain
House, Nd. on Saturday last. Guests came
from Monterey, Buena Vista, and other ad
jacent places. Among the patronesses was
Madame Lazcano, wife of the Chilian
Minister. The receiving party stood in a
bower of roses; the ballroom was exqusitely
decorated, and the costumes were of the most
elegant description.
Among the Marylapders and Washington
ians at Oakland are: General Bartlett, of the
Army; Charles Selden, Baltimore; Misses
Cummings, Washington; A. Bechhafer, Balti-
Macdonald, Cumberland; N. S. Hill, jr., Bal
timore Mr.. and Mrs. George White, f.
Libbey, Washington, and Mr.. George T.
| Smith, Baltimore.
The marriage of Miss Claire Okie, of this
city, to Mr.. Levi, of the Italian, Legation, is
set for October. The ceremony will take
| place in London. Miss Dixie is now in Paris
| selecting her trousseau, after spending the
| summer in Lucerne, where her fiance's father
owns large estate.
| At grand tournament held last week at
| Green Park, near Pomfret, Nd, two Wash
| ington girls, Miss Eta Austin and Miss Mar
| tina Yznaga, were crowned maids of honor
| to the queen, Miss Mary Dement, A ball at
I the Green Park Mansion followed the tourna-
| ment
| The Chilian Minister and Madame Lazcano
| entertained company at dinner on Thursday
evening at 9 O'Clock in honor of Senior Ed
| uardo Poirier, Chlian Minister to Mexico, and
| Senior Francisco San Roman, delegate from
Chill to the Geological Congress in session in
| this city.
Miss Edith Mast, second daughter of the
caricaturist, Mr.. Thomas Mast, is engaged to
| Mr.. Robert Porter, son of General Fitz John
| Porter. The marriage will occur late in Sep
tember. Mr.. Porter is a civil engineer and a
graduate of Lehigh University.
The engagement of Mr.. w. q. Pullman, son
| of Colonel Charles L. Pullman, of Chicago,
and Miss Allan Pinkerton, granddaughter of
| Allan Pinkerton of Detective Bureau fame,
has been announced The marriage will take
place in the autumn.
The baby at Calument Place arrived on
Tuesday. He will bear the name of George
Edwin. Major and Mrs Tucker are receiy-
ing congratulations on sides and Mrs. Logan
feels exceedingly happy over the safe arrival
| OF the new member OF the family.