The Evening critic., 1882-08-26
THE EVENING CRITIC.
EsTA BLIsHED AUaUsT 1893.
SOCIETY,".
wind I'D GoIng am in tte sociI,I WorI

what IN Going ON In the SOcfu World
Mre. Rockwell and her son and daughter
left town q few days ago for Mentor, where
they will visit Mrs. Garfield.
Mrs. Justice Strong and her pretty daugh-
ters are still at the Kaaterskill House, In tho
IN , an mn, wi not return 70 tne Guy until
extremely cool, and winter clothes are neces-
cary to comfort, as well as Ares In the morning
and evening.
Pretty Miss Burnside, who came home last
week from the mountains to make trip along
the coast OF Maine with her father, Will return
TO tho pleasant resort she has Just left, for
business prevents him from taking the Jour
ney.
Senator and Mrs. Conger leave on Monday
for their Western home. They have Just re-
brn ya sIUm sSI rs 1n,ain whore tney nave
that reminds me OF little mistake made In
my account some weeks ago OF tho first meot.
Ing OF the Senator ana Mrs. Sibley, 1t was not
nt MRS. Dahlgren's house, but Mt the Capitol,
whittier Mrs. Sibley went to listen to debate.
AS che sat in the gallery Mr.. Congcr saw hor,
her face aud figure, he recognized his early
love. His persistent gaze attracted the atten-
tion OF the reporters, and 1t was not long be-
fore the romance was equipped with wings
and sent flying through social circles. The
subsequent wooing and the marriage from Mrs.
Dahlgrene home have already described, as
well as the great happiness Of their present
life.
At Mr.. Lathrops party TO Mrs. Rickotts
Thursday evening was solved the problem that
now agitates the watering places" Whore is
the eligible young man 2" Ho must have boon
out In full force on tho Corcoran. have never
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looks, together with well'1tting clothes, were
the order Of tho day among them, and the
absence OF the dreary swallow-tail and woari-
some black was refreshing.
Miss Frances Febiger and her cousin, Cadet
Powhatan Clarke, from West Point, arrived In
town to-day, and arc the guests OF Mr.. and
will mako a visit OF some weeks, but the hand
come young second.cassman leaves tonight
with Mr.. Sturgis and tho rest Of his friends
for the Academy, where they are due Monday
morning.
Judge Oakley, Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court of Ohio, is visiting his relative, Mr..
Danenhower, at his pleasant home In tho city.
He is man OF much dignity and OF fine pres.
ence, and his departure for home will b re-
GREETED by wide circle.
Apropos to pleasant Ohio people, one rarely
meets moro genial oricer than Captain War.
ner, U. s. II. NJ. He is the brother-in.law OF
the Chief Justice, and is typical sailor,
genial, prompt ready to laugh or sympathize
manner as manly as 1t is attractive. His
pretty daughter, II will DO remembered, has
visited at Mrs waite's house several times
since their residence here.
Mrs. George Robson is still at Rye, and her
quarters are the most attractive on the beach,
for her charming manner draws all tho best
social elements OF the place about her.
At the dinner given to the President on
Thursday evening at Newport, by Mr.. Wander
bilt, the belle OF the occasion was Miss Rerno-
chan.
North End, goes to-day to tho Navy.Yard to
spend some days with old friends of her
mother. She and her sister, Miss Frances,
will leave our city about the middle of Sep
TENDER to visit their uncle, Mr.. Christian Febi
ger, at his pretty place on the Brandywine.
Colonel Clarke, OF the Literary Society,
leaves shortly for New England, whore no will
spend some weeks with his lovely wife and
daughter.