The Evening critic., 1882-11-09
SOCIETY,".


The wedding OF Miss Hutchinson and Mr..
olmstead took place yesterday noon at the
residence OF the brides father, on Massa-
chusetts avenue. The bride wore a rich but
quiet travelling suit, and tho only persons
present at tho ceremony wero hor family. Mr.
and Mrs. Olmstead left immediately for tho
North, where they Will make short stay re-
turning to tho handsome quarters they nave
taken at the Portland. Dislike TO the pub
licity usually attendant on weddings seoms -
be family characteristic, for Mrs. Olmstoad's
aunt, who was recently married In chicago,
kept tho matter so quiet that 1t was not until
after tho ceremony that her friends know OF It,.
The many friends OF Justice and Mrs. Har
Ian learn with regret OF the critical condition
OF their daughter, Mrs. Childs. At last &c
counts she was barely alive, and We fear tho
next nows from Chicago VIII be the Baddost
that can be told OF any one we love.
Mrs. Freeman and her daughters havo ro-
turned from tho North. Their aunt, Mrs.
Coleman, accompanies them, and they are all
once moro established In their handsome rosi-
denco on ii street, fronting La Fayetto square.
Apropos TO La Fayette square, the bronze
horse and rider In It's contor seemed TO be
rampant this morning, but whether from the
state OF the atmosphere, actual or political, we
could not tell. The veteran Jacksons chapeau
had triumphant look, and the salute wore an
air ironical rather than respectful
Tho Hon. Charles Lore, recently elected ID
Congress from Delaware, is tho unclo of Miss
Ecclos, OF Dover, who hns made. 50 many friends
among us. ApropOs to tho charming girl, she
Will visit In the North End during tho holl-
days.
Assistant Engineer Charles Talcott has re-
turned from Portsmouth His stay In town
Will be short ono, however, for he has bee II
made private secretary OF tho Board or IN
spcctors of Docks and Navy. Yards, and tho
gentlemen of the board leave almost immedl-
ately for San Francisco. They go via Chicago,
and Will be handsomely entertained ut the
latter place.
Tho turn OF fashions wheel Is bringing
up styles OF coiffuro that have been rldlculed
in ten and twenty,year.old photographs during
all that length of timo. Buffalo bangs aud
frizZes, oven water waves, are slowly retiring
in favor OF bare foreheads and soft natural
fall of hair about tho temples. Lucky iS sho
who has n smooth brow and enough hair left
from the curllng.irons to make falr show ol
outline. Pompadour rolls are en- reglo Tor low
forehoads, and one of the new styles that suit!
almost any fresh young face is the reversal oil
the bang; that is, to train tho whilom pendant
fringe back from the face letting IL fall loosely
over the top of tho head. 10 those who have Q
supor-abundance OF natural oil In the hair
would suggest moistening the bang with
ovaporate speedily and leave the hair 80 light
and dry that anything can be dono with 1t that
the wearer pleases.
Mr.. Frank sperry will return this week. Tht
genial young gentleman has made such hosts
OF friends among us, that VIC VIII be heartily
pleased TO have him back again.
Miss Getty, General Getty's pretty niece
will leave next week for Rock Island, to yisi
| friends In that charming place.
Captain uinman, U. S. A., has charming
| holiday in prospect; he has been granted {
| yond the seas" Ho will spend tho creator
| part OF 1t in England ana France In the latte
country Saumur and st. Cyr VIII occupy mucl
| OF his time, and In the former Aldershott