The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-12

at ner nome, AL NJ street, on Friday evening.
The youthful hostess herself appeared as Night.
The guests were Miss Mignon Nixon, who ap-
peared as a Jonquil; Miss Mabel Graham, as
Dutch Peasants Miss Violet Kimball, as Morn
ing; Miss Olive Rea, as French Peasant; Miss
Alberta Denison, as Spanish Lady; Miss
Mabel Hughes, as Troubadour; Miss Ethel
Hughes, as q Baby; Miss Maggie Davis, as a
Lady of Ye Old Time; Miss Mollie Hughley,
as the Goddess of Liberty; Miss Ell
mer Adams, as Flower Girl Miss
Edith Smith, as a Peasant Girl; Miss
Thera Dudley, Miss Edith MacNamee,
Clara Bell, Miss Louise Mccoy, Miss Helen
Mccoy, Miss Eva Terry, Miss Eva Whtford,
and Miss Mamie Spignel, MIR. George Hensev
who appeared as monk, Carl Wells, as an ''M-
street Belle." and Frank Shipe, as George
Washington. Messrs. Will Bowen, Erwin Nor
wood, Charles T. Davis, Jr., Walter Davis,
Gus Davis, Jr., VIII Dainey, Harry Platt,
Fred Dennison, Arthur MacNamee, Warren
Mitchell, and Charles Smith were also present.
The first hop of the Mgnonette Club was
given Monday, at Sheldon's Dancing Acad-
emy, and was largely attended. Among those
present were Miss Ssllie Wheeler, Miss
Maggie Kelly, Miss Katie Walker, Miss Tillie
Killian, Miss X. Doyle, Miss Meyers, Miss
I1. Lena l LLerch, Miss May Smith, Miss A. Kneesi,
Hursback, Miss g. Dorsey Miss Maggie
Stewart, Miss Ida Tomkins, Miss q. White,
Miss A. Georges, Miss Kuebel Miss s. Multi
gan, Misses E. and r. Beck, Miss L. Schneider,
Miss Green, Miss Lizzie Seton, Miss BERTHE
Lippard, Miss Dora Croses. Messrs. NJ. P
Greene, F. j. Greenwel, G. s. Rose, E.
Kuebel, A. j. Barrett, F. E. Helm, F. Hornig,
G. F. Hinch, A. H. Seton, w. Ii. Chambers,
II. G. Stiles, NJ. NJ. Hale, j. H. Lansburgh, j.
H. Hurley, J. Clipper, Harry Guttenson, NJ.
Wiley, F. Fl. Hohoff, w. F. Williams, Louis
Espey, A. F. Dunkhorst, G. L. Mertz, w. A.
Gieseking, s. o. Scott, L. r. Peak, and John
r. Hall. The club is composed of the follow
ing: Messrs. Frank V. Killian, Gus Voigt, w.
w. Georges, Walter e. Kelley, James L.
Ward, and Ernest Kuebel.
Miss Cora l.. Robertson and Mr.. George F.
Petty were married on Tuesday evening, at
O'Clock, in st. Dominic's Church, by Rev.
Father Durkin, O. P. The ushers were
Messrs. Joseph G. Whyte and T. w. Harper.
The groom's brother, Master Joseph Petty,
officiated as altar boy The impressive cere-
mony was witnessed by a large number of
friends Miss Robertson was elegantly at
tired in white silk, with full veil of tulle fas-
tened to her hair by sprays of lily of the
valley. Mr. and Mrs. Petty are residing at
4l2 z street.
Mrs. Jennie S. Quick, gifted artist of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, is spending some weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Louis w. Snsabaugh, at 1747
q street. Mrs. Quick has her three bright
boys with her. The eldest has spent the win
ter in Washington. Mrs. Quick will receive
with her sister on Fridays.
Mrs. Taylor has issued cards for the mar
riage of her daughter, Louisa, and Professor
Philip r. Alger, of the Navy, at noon, on We'd
nesday, April 80, in st. Johns Church.
Mrs. j. Roland Enos, of New York, and
Miss Nellie Lyon, of Maine, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. j. V. N. Huyck, of 1870 l street.
Mrs. and Miss Hazlett, of Washington, Pa,
who have been guests of the Elsmere the past
fortnight, will return home this week.
Mrs. M. S. Lockwood has returned from
three weeks sojourn at Fortress Monroe
much improved in health.
Miss Virginia s. Payne has returned from
New York City, where she spent the past
month with Miss Inman.
Mrs. Iaidee X. Smith, soprano of St.
Matthew's choir, has just recovered from a
severe attack Of the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Cottrell and Mrs. and
DIR. Watson Ayers have gone to Atlantic CITY
for couple of weeks.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Falls and
DR.. Rich will take place Wednesday evening
in ST. Adams Church.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Esther u. ludgate, of this city, to Mr.. Edward
Q. Kane, of Brooklyn.
MIS- odrdu Jones, OF Inc SlXtl Auditors OF
flee, is quite III, and goes to New York in a few
days for treatment.
Mrs. Isaac Henderson, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Carbaugh, returned from
Texas Thursday.
Judge Aldrich, of Littleton, VT, with his
family, will be in Washington the coming week
at the Elsmere.
Mrs Williams, wife of Professor Williams.
OF Cornell, is visiting in Washington at the
Elsmere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy have removed from the
National to a suite OF apartments on McPher-
son Square.
Mrs John NJ. Wilson is spending few days
In the city with Mrs Duncan, of Fourteenth
street.
Lieut.. Quay, of the Army, is visiting his
parents, Senator and Mrs. Quay, at 1929
street.
Mrs. Whittingham will receive with her
mother, Mrs Col. Rutherford, on Wednesday.
Mrs. Menocal has sent out Invitations to
dinner in honor of the Misses Mendonca.
Mrs. Mary Mcpherson, of the Treasury De-
partment, is suffering from the grip.
Mrs. and Miss Painter will sail for England
next week for a stay of two months.
Mrs. William b. Porter Is the guest of Mrs.
hawkins, 1926 Nineteenth street.
Mrs, j. Thompson Swami has issued cards
Tor luncheon on Thursday.
Mr.. Harris Hord is visiting his parents, DIR.
and Mrs. Hord.