The Evening critic., 1882-11-03
SOCIETY.
what is Going on In the Social World.

WHAT'S Going on In the SOcini Worlu'
Colonel Robinson, who for the past ave years
has been our Consul at Madagascar, IL daily
expected. He was n member OF the famous
Iron Brigade, and served with distinction
dgps me bo entire Ms hs sS o aad
bravery, and is one OF tho officers OF tho soy-
enth Cavalry.
Lieutenant Reynolds and his brldo nee
Patterson) are visiting relatives ON Capitol
Hlll. Their wedding took place In tho camp
ON white River, In Colorado, some two weeks
ago, the bride being "giyon away by hor
n bright little lady, and Major Reynolds IL TO
be congratulated on his daughter.in.law.
To the regret Of his many friends Master
Howard Warlng, U. s. NJ VIII & not @ spend the
lighthouse duty at st. Louis, and Will not oven
come East to report until tho gay season Is
over.
Commander and Mrs. McNalr have added
another pleasant element to the Navy circle
gathered at the Hamilton. Thoy have takon
suite OF rooms for the scason TO the great salts
faction OF their many friends.
The officers OF the Agricultural Department
are making extensive preparations 20 receive
Professor Morrall, better remembered by
every one who won't to tho Centennial as the
artist who designed the "Grain Exhibit" He
comes In charge of specimens, which, with
pardonablo prido, Kansas wishes ID hayo OK
hbitod at headquarters.
Mics Irono Daumgras, whose "Hartz Noun
tains' letter, published on Wednesday, at
tracted much attention, Is too we'll remom-
bored here to need any Introduction to our
readers. She is doing great credit TO the musl-
cal talent OF the country, having already been
admitted to tho Hoch Schulz, In Berlin, where
che is pupil OF Moszkowski, a celebrated
master of style. Ho is Pole, and plays with
tho fre OF his race. He Expresses himself
much pleased with the "llttle American" as
she is called, In spite OF her bright ana lno
figure, and prophesies "futuro' Tor her.
The young lady wields her pen to some pur-
pose, as well as her fingers, for she Is the Ber;
lin correspondent Of the New York Music and
Drama and the fact that sho satisfies tho re-
quircments OF tho journal Is SUFFICIENT COM
ment on the success OF her musical letters.
Senator Morrill, and his family have re.
turned, but tho Senator will not settle down
for the winter until tho last momenty rs he Is
engaged In preparing q handsome gift for his
people at Stafford Ho Is building n library,
town.,
n few days with Professor and Mrs. Hilgarde,
at their home on Rhode Island avenue. She Is
n charming representative OF tho Quaker City,
and has the serenity and dignity peculiar to
comoly and happy advance In years.
II would give n hint to tho damozels who
want TO look well in n "Jorscy." Buy 1t q
size too small, and the exquisite pliability and
elasticity OF the cloth will mako 1t adjust 1t
self to the figure, till the timeworn simile
tmelted and poured In" becomes an actual
fact.
Tho friends OF Lieutenant Kimball, U. s. NJ,
regret extremely the orders that carry him
from among them on tho very verge OF the gay
season. He leaves next week TO Join his vessel,
the Tennessee.
Mrs. French, neo Ogllvie, has reached her
destination safely, and after n Journey not
half as fatiguing as one would fancy I'm view
OF her recent severe illness; She met friends
oil along the route, and her husband, the
Lieutenant, came ''down the trail" to take her
the last miles OF the trip.
Mrs. McElroy, nee Arthur, has accompanied
her brother, tho President, home. sho Will be
here some days, but the question OF her stay
during the winter is not by any means settled.
Senator Voorhees, will not be back in the city
as soon as he was expected, for his injuries are
severe, and tho accident was moro serious than
was at first imagined.
Among the strangers who Will entertain
abundantly this season are Senator and Mrs.
Dolph. They are fond OF society, and have
ample means to crafty their taste.
Mr.. Harry Spofrord has returned from the
long Western trip announced in our notes OF
some weeks since.