The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-02-22

a black silk and lace gown, en- trane She was
assisted by Coyne Fletcher, in white crepoline
Mrs Clifford, in green silk and velvet; Mrs. M.
G. Lee, in brown silk and velvet; Miss Durant,
in gray crepoline; Miss Virgie Keech, in black
velvet; Miss Nevins, of Pennsylvania, in black
lace; Miss Mary Coleman, in white wool, and
Miss Anna Lee, in gray wool. Among those
present we're Mrs Leyman Il. Casey, Mrs. VIII
liam E. Chandler aud Miss Chandler, Mrs.
Francis e. Warren, Mrs. William 8. Holman,
Mrs. B. NJ. Cutcheon, Mrs. Newton G. Blanch-
ard, Mrs. John E. Kenna and Miss Kenna,
Mrs. w. Sturtevant Moore aud Miss Moore,
Mrs. A A. Wilson, Mrs. w. B. Moses and Mrs.
w. A. Willard, of New York; Mr.. w. d. Sulli-
van, Miss Daisy Moore, Mr.. j. N. Patterson,
Mrs. Lucy A. Leggett. Mr.. Frank w. Garden,
Mr.. l.. NJ Patterson Mrs. j. w. Powell, Mrs.
Edward Roby, of Chicago; Mrs. A. j. Bentley,
Mr.. Clarence Byrnes, Miss Nette L. White,
Mrs. w. NJ. French, Mr.. Reeves I. Strickland,
Mrs. S. NJ. Taliaferro, Mrs. Isabel Smith, Miss
Ducenie Smith, Mrs. NJ. S. Lockwood, Mrs. NJ.
A. Millward and Miss Millward, Miss Heacock,
Mrs. Florence Pinkney Oliver and Miss Oliver,
Miss Bailey and Miss Kathleen E. Bailey, Mrs.
Melville Church, Miss Taft and Miss Carrie l..
Taft, Mrs. j. n. Patterson and Miss Patterson,
Miss Sibylla A. Bailey, Mrs. James P. Harbach,
Mrs M. G. Hazen, Miss Maulec, of New York;
Miss Janet E. Richards, Mr.. Oscar Krutzsch,
Mr.. f. I'll. Burr, Mr.. Langstaff, and Mr.. Kerr.
There was very enjoyable gathering at the
residence of Miss Grace Parker, of Park street,
Mount Pleasant, on Tuesday evening The
guests were hidden to an "aucton party'' in
honor of the guest of the house, Miss Clary
Ray, of Forest Glen. There was much excitement
in bidding for the pretty prizes. Among the
young people present were the Misses Crowell,
Lewis, Goodacre, and Moran, Messrs. Wilson,
Lewis, Ray, Brandenburg, Fulton, Moran, and
DR.. Moore, of Virginia. A handsome supper
was served.
General and Mrs. Rufus Saxton are getting
thoroughly settled in their handsome new home,
1921 Sixteenth street. The house has broad
southern exposure, as it is on northeast corner,
and Mrs. Saxton says the bright sunshine with
which it is flooded these winter days makes the
situation particularly delightful to her, after her
experience of living in house in row wherein
the middle rooms were entirely deprived of sum
light.
DR.. and Mrs Richard Hill, 1449 Rhode Island
avenue, entertained party of twenty-five ply
sicians at a handsome supper on Monday night
Miss Emma Clarkson Harris of Harrisonburg
Va, who has been spending the season with her
friend, Mrs. Hill, left the city yesterday for her
Virginia home.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Edward Roby of
Chicago, gave theatre party at Albaugh's
Congressman and Mrs. Van Schaick Mrs Gen
George Pickett, Capt. George Pickett, of the
Stanford Rifles Mrs. NJ s. Lockwood, Miss
Lily Lockwood, and Mr.. Edward NJ Roby were
the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith have re-
turned from their bridal trip, and are established
in their new home, 1882 Eighth street. Mrs.
Goldsmith, nee Minnie Lansburgh, will be at
home to her friends on Wednesdays.
Mrs. A. Z. Arcan, Mrs L. Frankhan, Mrs. H.
w. johnson. Mrs. III. N. Whitcomb, and Miss
Flola Vining Auditor, of the New England
Women's Press Club, all of Boston, are at the
Strathmore Arms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Childs whose marriage was re-
Gently celebrated in Texas, arrived at the Eb-
bitt on Thursday. The bride, nee Susan Bate,
has host of friends in this city.
Mrs. Patty Miller Stocking, having finished
her visit to Mrs. Henderson at Boundary Castle,
is now the guest of Mrs. George b. Williams,
I'LL Rhode Island avenue.
Many handsome dinners were given during
the week. On Tuesday evening Senator and
Mrs. Stanford entertained the California dele
CATION at a superb banquet.
Mrs. M. Louise Thomas, treasurer of the
Woman's Triennial Council, was the guest of
Mrs. Emily L. Sherwood, Anacostia Heights,
during the past week.
Mrs. Gen. Spinola has been quite ill during
the past week, the result of cold. Her friends
will be pleased to learn that she is now much
improved.
Mrs. MeIlhenny, of 20Ol o street, is visiting
Miss McIlhenny, of Philadelphia. Mrs. Nc
llhenny is at home on Saturdays.
Mrs. Alfred Reynolds and her two interesting
children are settled in their handsome new
home, 1887 Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Leighton, of Massachu-
setts avenue, Capitol Hill, is at home infor-
mally on Mondays in Lent
Mrs. Anna Lindsay and Miss Ida Lindsay
have returned from Alabama and are located at
1882 Massachusetts, avenue.
Mrs. MAY Wright Sewall, of indianapolis,
Ind, secretary of the Trennal Council of
Women, is at the Riggs.
Mrs. 8. M. Bryan has sent out invitations for
a luncheon on Tuesday. Mrs. Cammann will
be the guest OF honor.
The marriage of Miss Twigg and Mr.. Frank
Fleming, of Augusta, Ca, will be celebrated on
Tuesday in this city.
Among the April weddings will be that of
Miss Patty Compton and Mr.. Warden.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Clarke will hold her last re-
ception for the winter on Saturday.
Assistant Engineer w. P. Winchell, of the
Navy, is at 25 Lafayette Square
Mrs. Frank Brett Noyes 1914 street. is at
home informally on Thursdays
Madame Lazcana, wife of the Chiian Min
lister, is at home on Fridays.
Mrs. and Miss Colt will be at home on We'd
nesday at the Shoreham.
Mrs. NJ. G. Grannis, editor of the Church
Untoll Is at Wizards.
Mrs. and Miss Rusk are usually at home to
callers on Wednesday.
Madame Zegarra, 1919 X street, will be at
home on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs Pellew gave an elaborate dinner
party on Tuesday,
Saturday
perfect fit guaranteed at Miller's, shirt