The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-08-02
SOCIETY IN SUMMER.
WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF
wELL-KNowN PEOPLE.
Departure of Many Persons who Had
Been Deferred by Unfavorable
Weather from Visiting Seaside or
Mountain Resorts.


twenty-ffth anniversary of their marriage
The softly-ilghted parlors were decorated with
palms and potted plants. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
greeted the guests in the second parlor, re-
ceiving congratulations and best wishes
from many friends. They were the recipients
of many handsome remembrapces In silver
from friends in New York, Pennsylvania, In
diana, and California as well as in the city.
A number of musical people entertained the
company at short intervals during the even
ing. A collation. of salads and ices was served
from 10 to 10 o'clock. Miss Champhu served
punch. Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
e. s. Presbrey, Mr.. Charles d. Spalding,
Judge and Mrs j. j. Hayden, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. w Pease, Miss Adrienne Pease, Lieutenant
Walker, u. s. r. M, and Mrs. Walker, Mr..
Mrs. j. II. B. Jenkins, Miss Matte Jenkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman, Mr.. and Miss Aydell-
otte, DIR. and Mrs. j. T. Winter, Mr.. and Mrs.
vandegrift, the Misses Terry, Miss Boswell
the Misses Cbamplin, the Misses Gruelle, Mr.
Thomas Lloyd Jenkins, Mr.. c. Gordon Allen
Mr.. Elliott Middleton Lane, Mr.. Fl. B. Merritt,
and Mr.. Olmsted.
The Social Twenty, a club under the chaper
onage of Mrs. P. B. Dunn, gave a pleasant
surprise patty to the Misses Reinhardt, of Bal
timore, and Miss Carrie Cook, of York, Pa,
last Friday evening, at Mr.. and Mrs. Liyen's
country seat, Brightwood The spacious
lawns surrounding the house were ornamented
with Chinese lanterns. Dancing, vocal mu-
sic, and choice supper made the evening
most enjoyable. Among those present were
the Misses Mary d. Garrity, Katie Dunn, Ce-
ella and Agathy Wehrly, May Isel, Barbara
Bschof, and Messrs Evans, johnson, Addi
son, Ashburn, Frank Bschof, G. NJ. Gillette,
James D. O'Dommell, William Taliferro, and
Mr.. jackson.
Mr.. W. d. Swan, bond clerk OF the office OF
the Comptroller of the Currency, entertained
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try place at Riverside, Md, where his family
are summering. Mr.. Swan is an enthusiastic
amateur farmer and took great delight in
showing his friends about his farm. Mr..
SWANS guests were Colonel G. N. Whiting
ton, Interior Department; Hon. K. M. Nixon,
Deputy Comptroller Of the Currency; Mrs. q.
E. Stuart, of Capitol Hill, and Miss S. M.
Cartwright, of Georgetown.
Among the Washingtonians at Rehoboth,
Del, are Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gibbs, Judge
and Mrs. Bentley and Mr.. Alexander Bentley,
Mrs. and Miss Brodhead, Miss Gibbs, DR.. and
Mrs. Henry Schorley, Mr.. and Mrs. William
j. Acker, Mrs. and Miss Call, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Carter and Miss Rice, Miss Agnes
Stevens, Miss Rose Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
P. Goodrich, Mr.. and Mrs William Orme and
children, General and Mrs. Lockwood, Miss
Lockwood, and Others
Miss Mamie Jones, of 1881 N street, leaves
Monday for months stay at Buena Vista,
Va, where she will join her sister, Miss Bessie
Jones, and a party of friends. Later in the
summer they will visit friends in Staunton,
and in the early part of September Miss Jones
will go down to Colonial Beach to stay week
or so with her friends, the Misses MCGOWAN,
of Georgetown.
The marriage of Miss Kate Daily and Mr..
James Jemison will take place Tuesday morn
ing at the parsonage of St. Paul's Church,
EiftaaDth v straafS TmmadiatelV after
the ceremony the bridal pair will start on a
wedding journey to New York, Niagara and
Watkins Glen.
Colonel John B. Parke, of the Army, was
in the city last week visiting his brother,
Robert A. Parke, esq.,, of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. Colonel Parke has been granted Q
leave of absence for two months and will sail
shortly for Europe to spend his vacation
abroad.
Miss Mildred Carlisle and Miss Langhorne
were among the fifteen young girls invited to
an elegantly appointed lunch given on Friday
July "a, by Miss Helen King, daughter of Mr.
John C. King, president Of the Erie Railroad
at her cottage at the Greenbrier White Sui
phur
Colonel George A. Armes and his two SOM
left yesterday for the G. A. r. encampment a
Detroit, and thence they will go to Buffalo
Syracuse, and Sylvan Beach to attend the re
union of the coloneps old regiment, the Sec
ond New York Artillery
Mrs. Hutchinson and Mrs. Ball are at thei
country seat, Sitka, for the summer. In thu
fall it is their intention TO forsake Washington
and take up their home in San Francisco
where they have recently purchased resi-
dence.
Mrs. Joseph II. Collins and daughter, Mrs
John Hadley Doyle, and her son, Herbert
sailed from Baltimore on Thursday for Boston
Arriving at Boston they will visit Marblehead
thence returning to Atlantic City for shor
stay.
Mrs. Gilbert Edmond OYerton and famil
have arrived in this city from Paris, wher
they have resided for the asst two years
Captain OVerton has taken the house 1923 {
street, where the family is now settled.
Miss Belle Griffin, of Alexandria, and MI
De Vaughn were united in marriage on Wed
nesday by Father Heating, s. j. The cert
mony took place in the pastoral residence c
st. Mary's Church, Alexandria.
Miss Ella Simms, of Corcoran street, after
delightful visit to New Bedford, is now {
Cambridge, Mass, visiting relatives. BefoI
returning homeWard she will make trip Z
the White Mountains.
Lieutenant SILL of the Revenue Marin
Service, has been ordered to Galveston, whel
he is to do duty on the new revenue cutie
that is fitting out at that place Mrs. 81
will accompany him.
Miss Mary Miller, daughter of Colonel Mi