DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA - NEWSPAPERS - Washington Post, March 5, 1890
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The Washington Post
March 5, 1890
pg. 5


NOTES ABOUT PEOPLE

Personal Paragraphs About Well-known Washingtonians and Their
Friends.
   Mrs. Ormiston Chant, of London, Eng., is the guest of Rev. Dr. McKim.
She will give an address to-day, at 12 o'clock, in the Sunday-school room of
the Church of the Epiphany on "Woman's Influence."
   Secretary Tracy is thinking of taking a small house in the northwest
portion of the city, which would be presided over by Mrs. Wilmerding.
   The gentleman who so cleverly read the French comedy at Mrs. Chandler's,
last Saturday,  is M. V. deLery, of 610 F street.
   Mrs. M. K. Shock, of Boston, Mass., is visiting Commodore W. H. Shock, at
1404 Fiftheenth street.
   Mrs. George C. Gorham and Mrs. W. F. Clark will receive to-day at 929 New
York avenue.
   Mrs. Miller, the wife of the Attorney General, is at home informally on
Wednesdays.
   Mrs. Cabell and Miss Cabell are at home informally on Wednesday during
lent.
   Mrs. Dahlgreen will have the second author's reading at her house
to-night.
   Mrs. Senator butler will receive informally to-morrow after 5 o'clock
   The Reading Class will meet with Mrs. Hammond  to-morrow.