The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-02-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mrs. Francis Cotton is at home on Mondays.
Mrs. Commissioner Lyman will be at home
to callers on Tuesdays.
Madame Bolet-Peraza will receive on the re-
naming Fridays of February.
Mrs. w. Ross Browne will not be at home on
next Wednesday, February is.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Pepper has been called to the
bedside of his only sister in Detroit.
Mrs. Jules Guthridge will receive callers on
Fridays, after o'clock, throughout Lent.
Mrs. Robert, wife of Commissioner Robert,
will be at home the remaining Fridays of Feb
ruary.
Mrs. Commissioner Mcdonald and Miss Rose
usual.
Miss Robena Taylor, 23S Massachusetts
avenue northeast, will receive Monday, after
P. Nj.
Sehor and Madame Lazcano returned from
New York Thursday. Madames Lazcano re-
ceives her friends on Fridays.
Mrs. George L. Maltz and the Misses Maltz,
of Alpena, Mich. will be for the remainder of
the season at POI A street southeast.
Mrs. Isaac Henderson, of 1912 Rhode Island
avenue, has gone to San Antonio, Tex, to visit
her daughter Mrs. Harvey Carbaugh.
Among the lacies still receiving on Saturdays
are Mrs. Almena Williams, Mrs. Theodore
Schwan, and Mrs Augustus Macomb.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker Mann for q reception on the 23d instant
at Tanglebank. in honor of Mrs. Cammann.
Battery A, Light Artillery, D. c. R. G., will
receive its friends on Saturday, at S o'clock, at
the armory, New York avenue. Pink cards
have been issued.
The marriage of Miss Annie Fisher, daughter
of Second Auditor Fisher, of the Treasury De-
partment, and Mr.. Cohoon, of st. Louis, will
take place March 4.
Madame de Mendopca and the Misses de
Mendonca will continue their receptions during
February, Mrs. de Mendonca having been
absent for so great part of the season.
Mrs. Buchanan. of New Jersey, will have her
last reception Monday from 2 till 6, assisted by
Miss Owen, Miss Koones, Mrs. DR.. H. G.
Thompson, and Mrs. Florence Solger, at 941 NJ
street.
Miss Anita Cluss the harpist, has filled a sec
ond engagement with the Peabody Symphony
Orchestra of Baltimore. She has returned to
the city, and will receive her friends, usual on
Tuesdays.
Mr Paul Putzki has issued cards of invita-
ton for an exhibition OF the work of his pupils
ana himself at his studio, 1920 New York ave
nue., Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, from
. A. VI. to P. M.
Miss Cynthia Cleveland will receive for the
last time on Tuesday February II, from to 5
and to III L. NJ, at SOI Twelfth street. Mrs.
Emily l.. Sherwood, Coyne Fletcher, and sew
eral other ladies will be of the receiving party.
Mrs NJ. D. Lincoln, 1910 K street, will not re-
ceive on Tuesday, February II, as in the even
ing she gives a reception in honor of Mrs.
Edward Robey, of Chicago, from to II
O'Clock, to which members of the w. N. P. A.
are invited.
The societies of the Sons and of the Daughters
of the American Revolution have accepted the
invitation of Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell to meet at
their residence Monday evening, February 23
Mrs. Harrison and Gen. A. w. Greedy will pre-
side, assisted by Mrs. Cabell and number of
the officers of the societies. Admission will be
strictly by cards presented at the door of 1407
Massachusetts avenue.