The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-08
SOCIETY ITEMS.

SOCIETY ITEMS.
Everybody at the White House is rejoicing
over the arrival of DR.. j. w. Scott, Mrs. Har-
rison's aged father, from his summer soiourn
In Oregon. He was accompanied by his son.
Hon: j. n Scott, of Portland. They reached
Washington yesterday morning at $50. The
old gentleman stood the fatigues of the Jour
ney remarkably well, considering his advanced
age, he having passed his 92d year.
reunion of the Mignonette Club was held
at Sheldon's Dancing Academy on Wednesday
evening at whichthe guests present enjoyed
dancing from to IL o'clock. The committee
In charge, Gus Voigt, John Moore James
Ward, Earnest Kuebel, Walter Kelleg, Frank
klllian, and William George, were compli
mented for the admirable manner in which
the guests were entertained. The ladies
present were: Misses Manyer, Clements,
Taylor, Otie Nelson, Emma She ed, Rakeman,
Berens, May Smith, Gowan, Downs, Coleman,
Reeves, Kelley. Herfuth, Annie Hines, Hoff-
Nickel, Dorsey, Katie Greene, Newton,
Frettler, Boteler, Stelle Morgan, Cowling,
SeitE and Robbins, and about an equal num-
ber of gentlemen.
Senator Faulkner, OF West Virginia, has
taken house for the winter on Ninteenth
street near street, and will bring his family
here about the middle of the month
Mrs. Heiston, of Phoenixville, Pa is spend
Ing month with her cousin Miss Heiston, at
1920 street northwest.
The Misses Marlow are residing at 141O
Stoughton street northwest.
The marriage of Miss Agnes Otis. daughter
OF the late DR.. George A. Otis, U. s. A., and
Mr.. Charles Smedes, win take place on Thurs
day at the family residence on Corcoran street.
Bishop Chappelle will officiate.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Clarke have Issued
cards for the marriage of their niece, Annie
Priscilla Vanderpoll, and Mr. Moncure Burke
OF Virginia, on Wednesday evening, November
IL, at O'Clock, at the First Baptist Church.
The bridal couple will be at home to their
friends on Wednesdays in January at 1913 @
street.
The marriage of Miss Lizzie McGlensy.
daughter OF Captain McGlensy, of the Navy.
and DR.. Pickerell, of the Navy, will take place
in the spring.
Miss Coyne Fletcher and Miss CYNTHIA
Cleveland were handsomely entertained by
"Meg," the brilliant correspondent of the
Philadelphia Times, on Saturday and Sunday
last at the home of Mrs. Mary Temple Bayard,
In the City of Brotherly Love.
Mrs. j. N. Patterson and Miss Patterson
Will be at home every Tuesday, at their resi-
dcnce S22 Connecticut avenue.
The Knights of the Golden Eagle will cele-
brate their fifth anniversary by an entertain
ment and hop at the National Rifles Armory
Thursday evening at o'clock.
Minister Ryan, of Mexico, is in the city, on
his way to Kansas to attend the wedding of bis
son. During his stay here several fine dinners
are to be given In his honor, the principal one
by Minister and Madame Romero, and another
by the Hon. John w. and Mrs. Foster.
DIR Frank Luerssen, former well-known
druggist OF this city, now In business in
Philadelphia, is spending few days In the
city with his numerous friends.
Mr.. 7. w. O'Brien, superintend ent of the
Wilkesbarre (Pa.) Electric Light Company,
arrived in the city last night, and will
spend Sunday with his relatives.
The wedding of Miss Rice and Mr.. Bassett
will take place on Wednesday.
Mrs. Margaret V. Milburn has issued cards
for the marriage of her daughter Miss Martha
Coad Milburn, and Mr.. Rudolph T. Bartle, jr.
The date is set for Wednesday morning, No
vember Is, at IL O'Clock, in St. Matthew's
Church.
Captain and Mrs. Ripley and family, who
have been living in cottage at Washington
Grove, have moved into the city.
Miss Carrie Smith has returned from the
Hot Springs, where she went for the benefit
of her health
A very enjoyable meeting of the "Dominio
c. Locke, 700 Eighth street northwest, on
Friday evening. The features OF the evening
was the Violin solos of Mr. H. M. Shipman
and the graceful skirt dancing of Miss Light
foot Among those present enjoying the
evening We're Misses Byrnes, Bates, Hart,
Rhodes, Perdue, Laumer, Bouden, White
and Locke, and Messrs. Woodworth, Yeat--
man, Pickett, Chaplin, Jett, Locke w. r.
Smith, Hooe, Burch, Aillyer, Fay and Locke
Mrs. Hattie August and daughter, Miss
Emma, leave to-day for their home In Chicago,
after an extended Eastern trip.
DR.. Ida Heiberger, of 429 Eighteenth street.
who has been taking a six weeks rest, has
returned to the city and her professional
duties much refreshed and improved in
health.
Miss Mabel Carter, daughter of Major
George T. Carter, has returned to her home
in this city after pleasant visit OF several
weeks with friends at Concord, N. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Keogh have in
yited their friends In Washington City to be
present at the marriage of their daughter,
Kathryn, and Mr.. Charles Henry Conrad, at
the delightful Keogh home, at Greensboro,
N. O., Wednesday evening, November le.
Spinner Memorial Association.
The Spinner Memorial Association held its