The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-10-25

near SnlCkgO. lney returned from Europe u
few weeks ago, after spending the greater
part OF the summer,n England. Miss Letters
most intimate friend in London was Miss
Margaret Tenant, a cousin OF Mrs. Henry
M. Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs John Scott, of 1927 N street,
have Issued invitations for the twenty fifth
anniversary of their wedding, which falls on
Monday evening, November 2.
A series of cotillions are to be given at the
boat house OF the Potomac Athletic Club this
fall. The dances are arranged by about ten
members and invitations are limited to these
Mrs. O'Brien Moore has returned to the
city after months visit to Texas, and will
be at home to her friends at her pleasant resi-
dence, No. 1841 X street northwest. Mrs.
Moore has as guest her sister, Miss Nettie
jenkins, OF Dallas, who will remain In Wash
ington all winter.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Clara Gradwohl and Mr. Sam Somerfield. of
Indiana. No cards. At home this evening,
November l, and 8.
Mrs. r. A. Clayton, who has j.lst returned
from long sojourn In the Blue Ridge Mount
aims, is at 459 q street northwest, where she
Will be pleased to sec her friends.
Miss Adele Grant is now in Italy. She and
her sister have recently inherited quite wind
fall from their grandmother
Mrs. DR.. Geeson, of R street, returned a
fortnight since from the Red Sui phur Springs,
OF Virginia. She was followed last week by
Or. Gleeson, Miss Belle Gleeson, and Miss
Maggie Aylmer.
Mrs. Wolf Kaufman, of Muscatne, Iowa,
is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. S. Bieber 63O
U street southeast. At home FRIDAYS Z to
10p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Mott are now To-
cated at 50l l street, having removed from
POI street.
Mrs. Heaven has returned to her home,
2OOO Il street, from Asheville, N. G. The
Misses Alice and Adeia Heaven are in Phila-
delphia visiting, and later will go to New
York.
Mavroyeni Bey, the Turkish Minister. has
returned to this city from Lenox.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 81. Byram have issued
invitations for the marriage of their darph-
ter, Mamie, and Mr.. Otis Kepler, of Frederick,
Md, on Tuesday evening, at o'clock, in the
Western Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. w. L. Darlington. of the Bureau of
Provisions and Clothing, Navy Department.,
whose son was recently married to Miss
Bessie Jones, OF Georgetown, has returned to
his Office duties after weeks leave of alb
sence.
Miss Clara Ingersoll, of the Second Comp
troller's Ohicefs enjoying vacation in Massa-
chusetts.
Miss Marie De Saules, who has been quite
ILL., is now sufficiently recovered to attend to
her duties in the Land Office
Mr.. Hugh Legare will spend the week in
Virginia on hunting trip.
Mrs. Weston, of the Pension Office, has re-
turned from vacation trip to Aiken, S. c.,
where she visited her sister.
Hon. r. o. St. Clair, chief of the United
states Consular Bureau, is home from his ex-
tended European trip in renewed health
Miss Daisy Harries is greatly ENJOYING
| brief visit to Baltimore.
| Mrs. Emily Thornton Charles is in Indiana.
| She will make an address at the Bedford
| reunion OF the G. A. r. this week.
General and Mrs. c. c. Augur spent Sep
| tember at the Samoset House, Plymouth,
| Mass.
Mrs. Hosley (Genevieve Pau) will spend
| the winter with her little daughter, at the
| Charlestown (Mass.) navy yard, where her
| sister, Mrs. DR.. Marmion, is now residing.
| Lieutenant Hosley, of the Navy, is attached
! to the Philadelphia.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Martin Shave sent
| out cards for the marriage of their daughter,
| Elizabeth Keatly Martin, and Walter Raleigh
o9hns osns jT Ho,,n on Wednesday syentng at
will receive their friends on Wednesdays at
| 1904 street after November Is.
The marriage of Miss Pendleton, daughter
| OF the late Hon. George Il. Pendleton, and
Mr.. Arthur Bryce will take place in November.
Mrs. Guest, widow OF 1.-THE late Commander
Guest, of the Navy, and Mrs. Seymour,
widow of Lieutenant Seymour, of the
| Navy, will reside this winter.at I'LL De Sales
| street.
| Captain and Mrs. Richard Meade have
issued cards for the marriage of their daughter,
Clara Meigs Meade, and Mr.. George Breed on
Tuesday, November 3, at high noon, in St.
| Johns Church.
| General Grubb, who is now en- route to
England to marry Miss Violet Sopwith, is ac-
company by several friends. The wedding
! will take place at st. Stephens Church,
South Kensington, London, November 8.
Mr.. L. w. Spear, of Duluth, Mimi, is in
the city with the view of locating his family
here for the winter, and attending the stock
| holders meeting November 2, of the North
| western Investment Company, of which he is
the treasurer and manager.
Mrs. Theodore j. Schwan has returned to
her home on Twentieth street from visit to
her sister, Mrs. Abuott, of st. Paul. Major
| Schwan, who made the trip out West with the
| Secretary of War, also made brief visit to
st. Paul, MINI.
The marriage of Miss Minnie Clinton, and
celebrated on Wednesday in the Church of
i fhA Inn nd b.