The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-20

Mckee, Attorney General and Mrs Miller,
Miss Florence Miller Mr. and Mrs Blair
ee, Rev. Dr. aud Mrs McKim, Minister and
Madame Romero, DR.. and Mrs Lincoln, Judge
James, the Misses James, Mr., Mrs, and Miss
Darneille, General, Mrs, and Miss Denver,
Mrs. McKelden, Marshal RansdeL General
and Mrs Moore, Mr., Mrs, and Miss Clot-
worthy, Mrs. Howard Ganson White Miss
Davidge, Colonel and Mrs. Kellogg, Mrs.
Young, Mrs. Thomas Riggs, Mrs. Cilley, Miss
Helena McCarty, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barry, Mrs. and Miss Burdette,
Mr., Mrs. and Miss Ashford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Clagett, Mr., Mrs and Miss Cabell,
General and Mrs. Ordway, Mr.. and Mrs.
Seaton Perry, Colonel and Mrs. Fleming, DR..
and Mrs. Galaudet and the Misses Galaudet,
Hon., Mrs. and Miss Lester Mr. and Mrs.
Misses Cammack, the Misses Merrick, DR..
and Mrs. Sewers, Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson,
Hon. and Mrs. Cultivate, Major and Mrs
Powell, Miss Baldwin, Miss Cresson, Mrs.
and Miss Ingle, Miss Bingham, Senator and
Mrs. Dolph, MIR. Won Mumm, Secretary and
Mrs. Noble, Secretary, Mrs. and Miss Rusk,
Miss Johns, General and Mrs. Hnkle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery, General and Mrs.
Stuart, Mrs. Bradley, MIR. and Mrs. Cragin,
Miss DeKraft, Judge and Mrs. Kelly, Mr..
and Mrs. Pairo, DR.. and Mrs. Sowers General
and Mrs. Williams, Colonel and Mrs. Garrick
Mallery, Mrs. and Miss Chinn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Bulkley, Mr., Mrs.
and Miss Britton, Mr.. and Mrs. Pollok. Mr. and
Mrs. Gilkerson, Mrs. and the Misses Scott,
Colonel and Mrs. Totten.
Miss May Cox entertained party at lunch
con on Wednesday, when the guest of honor
was Miss Howard, of New York, who is visit
ing Miss Katie Deering. The other guests
were Miss PbeniX, Miss Wallach Miss Routh
Miss Bonaparte, Miss Hov, Miss Wilson, Miss
Taylor, Miss Margaret Cox, Miss Warder,
Miss Dyer, and Miss Carlisle.
The Washington Georgetown German
Clubs cotillion Friday evening, at Masonic
Temple, was handsome and greatly. enjoyed
entertainment. Mr. 10 Lane Stern, the pet
beau of Richmond and the White Sulphur,
led. The chaperones were Mrs. Marshall Nc
Donald, Mrs General Paine, Mrs. Arthur
Paine, Mrs. p A. Darneille, Mrs. William r.
Riley, Mrs. A. A. Thompson, and Mrs. G. G.
Davis.
The Yulee House. on Connecticut avenue,
has been leased by Senor Covarrubias, of the
Mexican Legation.
Miss Rosecrans will spend the season at
Wizards with her father, General Rosecrans.
Miss Lulu McDade is home from trip to
New Jersey,
Mrs. Aline Gibbs Hoblitzel is visiting her
friend, Mrs. Smith, at the Portsmouth navy
yard, New Hampshire
Mrs. o. B. Wilcox, of the Soldiers Home,
held her last receptinn Friday, assisted by Mrs.
r. FL. Parker and Miss Carrie Parker. EARLY
In the spring, after the gay season in town is
over, Mrs. Wilcox will resume her Fridays
Wednesday evening Senator and Mrs. Dolph
gave dinner to the Cabinet The decora-
tions were all of pink. A mound of Cathe-
| rine Mermet roses formed the centre piece. The
| guests were the Secretary of State and Miss
| Blaine, Attorney General and Mrs. Miller,
| Postmaster General aud Mrs. Wanamaker,
Mre
| Frye, Senator Higgins. Senator Allison, Mr..
| and Mrs. Ffoulke, Mr.. and Mrs. Nixon, and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery.
| The residence of the late Mrs. Manchester
| Laughton on III street will be opened this sea-
son by the Misses Davis, of Philadelphia, who
| occupied the HaZen house, corner of K and
| Sixteenth streets, several seasons ago. The
Misses Davis are notable additions to the gay
| society of the Capital, as their entertainments
are always of the most sumptuous character.
Miss Sue Bartle, of Virginia avenue, has
with her as her guest Miss Annie Stranah an,
of Athens-on-Hudson New York.
The Woman's Burnside Relief Corps held a
very enjoyable social and dance at Strathmore
Arms on Friday night, which was well at
tended, and was concluded with an oyster
supper. Proceeds were for the G.. A. r.
grand encampment fund.
Mrs. G. A. Quinby, of Augusta, Me-, spent
few days in the city last week AS the guest
of Mrs. M. M. Dean, 942 street, and also of
Mrs. E. L. Sherwood, Anacostia Heights
The ''Deutscher Lesekreis'' enjoyed de-
lightful evening on Monday at the residence of
the secretary, Miss H. Sophie Phillips, No.
1911 Thirteenth street. A varied and per-
fectly-rendered musical and literary pro-
gramme was greatly enjoyed by the culti-
waited audience The essayist of the evening,
Mrs. DR.. Won Hartleben, scored great sue
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mott Smith are at the Airing
ton. Mr.. Mott Smith is here as the successor
of the late Minister Carter, as envoy from
Hawaii.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Lpscomb are settled
for the winter at No. 17l0 Q street.
Professor and Mrs Howard Hodgkins (the
latter nee Wilkinson), are settled in their new
home on 7 street, near corner of Ninetee zenith.
Mrs. G. A. Dolph, of Portland, Ore, ia
the guest of Mrs. Senator Dolph who is at
home Monday afternoons after o'clock.
Mrs. and Miss Overton, of 1929 Q street, are
at home on Friday.
Miss Mary Green, of Culpeper, neice of Fish
Commissioner Marshall Mcdonald, is an ac-
comPlished musician, well known in Wash
ington social circles She has recently as
sisted Miss Josephine Cameron in organizing
an orchestra. Miss Cameron is an actress of
brilliant promise, who has appeared to good
advantage before critical audiences both in
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Green are residing at
2l07 o street.