The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-10
SOCIETY.

Lieutenant Joseph II. Gu7tin, Fourteenth
Infantry, who IL ON leave from old Fort Van
couvor, isot tho Ebbitt House with Mrs, Gus
tin, from their home at llanchcstcr, ONO.
II is probable that Mr.. and Mrs. Crammon
Kennedy Of New York, who are visiting Judge
and Mrs. SbcllubargCr at their pleasant homo
on seventeenth street, Will spend the winter
here.
Mrs. Tay1or. lately Of esG New Jersey ave.
nue. and her sister, Miss Il. G.. Smith, have
taken apartments for the season on | street,
between Thirteenth and Fourtcooth streets
northwest.
The daughters of Mr.. J. Y. n. Huyck are
studying music ana painting IN Europe They
have wisely decided not TO settle down In any
one city, but will visit Florence aud Dresden.
They are at present In Hanover
Miss Bessie McKeldon, daughter Of Mr.. j. G.
MpKcldpn of Bg3 II street WINS married 10 Mr..
Vim. Herbert smith at the residence OF her
father, last night. Rev. DR.. lluntlcy oniciatel.
MIR. and Mrs Smith LETT for trip to the East
Crn cities
Miss Maury the daughter OF Assistant At
torney- y-GCncral Maury, has returned IRON her
long Visit to friends in New York. While IN
that city Miss Mnury studied singing with
Enanni, aud returns with her sweet, synpa-
thctiC voice In excellent condition,
One Of thcmost attractive households dur.
ing the approaching social season viii bc that
ui CunarGssman blanchard OF louisiana, No.
2l2 North Capitol street. Mrs. Banchdrd, one
Of the most popular and accomplished men
winter here and will entertain with the hos
pitality for which she Is noted.
pleasant wedding reception was given
last evening nt the residence of Mrs. NJ. II,
WCsthorpo, Nll Ninth street northwest, to her
daughter Kate, who was recently married TO
Thomas W. Rutledgo of the Agricultural De
partmcnt. About forty guests were present
to enjoy the occasion and the accompanying
music and collation.. Numerous handsome
presents were also left with the bride and
groom.
Christ Church was the scene of wedding
last evening Mr.. E. +. Baker and Miss
Frances Prospect were the contracting parties
and Rev. Charles u. Andrews, the pastor,
performed the ceremony. The bride Is the
daughter uf Mr.. Charles Pruspcri, the well.
known musician Of East Washington. Tho
bride was the recipient Of numerous presents
and good wishes, and they repaired to their
new home beyond Anaco3tia.
There was good attendance at the meeting
Of the Ladies' Aid to tho Garfield Hospital,
which met at Mira. Tulock's on CAPITAL Hill
yesterday. There were present Nnsdame5
Logan, willard, Lander, Crawford, Jennings,
Eder Clarke, iluntley, summers and Harrison,
and the Misses VeldCr Murphy, McihGmy.
Mott Smith, Taylor, lawUn, Myra smith aud
others, meeting will be held at irs. Cen
cral Inndcr's, 40 j street southeast ncNt Sat
urday.
Mrs Miller the wife Of Justice Miller, and
Mrs Ida Miller leave next week for New
York 10 purchase Miss Iida's trou%cdu, which
Is To be a very elegant one. The wedding Is
set for an early day. Miss TouIalin, the
vuunc daughter oi Miss NillcrS iluCe has
been sgCudiug several days atJu5ticc Aiiller's,
She is at the fashionable school Mt Ogontz,
iust ont Of Philadelphia. Miss Touzalin Is
only eleven years cid and gives promises of
great beauty.
Lieutenant Philip RcrdC, Third U. s. lufau-
try, and Mrs Reado, vino have been visiting
Mrs. lHnjer for the past three weeks at the
huugo Of his uncle, General u. y. Butler, on
Capitol Hill, will leave this evening for their
old home at Lowell, Mass, win Troy, n. Y, 10
make n short visit. They viii 90 very soon
from Lowell to their frontier home at Fort
Shaw, Montana, making short visits on route
at Fort Leavenwurth, Fort Omaha and Fort
Smelling. Mrs RCado's health has been much
benefited by her stay here, and Mr.. Reatc
declares that Washington always agrees with
| him.
Judge s. W. Johnston and his sister, Miss
| Il. II. Johnston OF this city We're passengers by
| the steamer Celtic, which arrived In New
| York from Liverpool on Monday night. Mrs
| Johnston and Miss Mollie remained in Paris
| Miss Johnston Is under engagement to sing In
| Rome during the carnival where she Will
| make her debut in "Lakme.' Miss Nellie
| Everest Of Philadelphia, daughter OF the late
| Professor Everest, has been making her home
| with Mrs. Johnston in Paris, while she was
| studying singing with Madame MarcheS
| not large enough for the concert
| stage and the young lady has decided
| 20 return TO America and teach the Mar
| Chesin method. She will probably settle IN
| Washington. Mrs. George W. Chds of Phil
adclphia Is the kind friend who made IL posi-
| studies under such wonderful advantage!
| abroad Miss Everest IS thorough and con
| scicntious aud should she settle IN our city
| deserves every success