The Evening critic., 1885-02-05
sooiErY MATTERS.

Senator and Mrs. Harrison have their
daughter, Mrs Mckee Of indianapolis, now
visiting them.
Captain and Mrs. Waterbury were given
a dinner by Mr.. aud Mrs. Cushing, Of 1907
Rhode Island avenue, last evening.
Mr.. Theodore Ingalls, King aud Miss
Cora Hodgkin were married yesterday az
ternoon at Hamline Church. IN tho presence
Of large number of well-wshing friends.
The reception and dancing party given
by Mrs. Denmnn at her residence, on Nine
toenth street, last evening, was n brilliant
affair and attracted throngs Of society
people.
Mrs. Schneider, Of X street, gave dane
ing party last evening to her daughters,
and tho occasion was voted most eni0ya.
bic one by the many young society people
present.
Miss Mildred Lee, the daughter of the
late General II. Il. Lee, arrived at the Ar
lington yesterday evening 10 Join her sister,
Miss Mary L. Lee who has been here for
several weeks.
The marriage Of Miss Kate Miller of this
city, and Mr.. Charles $. johnson, of Owe
go, which took place at Epiphany last
evening, was witnessed by host of friends
Of the contracting parties.
Mr.. Samuel V. Niles and her daughter,
Mics NirRie, were at homo yesterday after
noon to their hosts of friends, and were as.
sisted by Miss Florence Audenreid in re-
ceiving and entertaining their guests.
Miss Singiser, the accomplished daughter
OF tho delegate from Idaho, returned to the
city yesterday, after an extended visit
among friends in the Northwest, aud is
with her parents at the National.
Mr.. Wines, of Baltimore, gave an Irving
theatre party yesterday and last night !;
coming here in the afternoon, dining at
Welckers, and after the theatre leaving
for home ON late train. The party COM
prised five ladies and three gentlemen.
At a musicale given last night at Mrs.
Sanford's, near Lincoln Park, the either
performance by Harry Uprecht was the
noticeable feature of the entertainment.
The peculiar bell-like tones Of the instru-
mcnt were brought out with thrilling eff
feet Mrs. ii. Il. Sperry sang "Oh Fair
Dove" in very happy manner, and Mr..
Andrew Sperry gave violin solo in excel
lent style.
Some ladies and gentlemen from this city
were present at the marriage Of Mr.. w. o.
Glaze, Of Frederick, Nd, and Miss Annie
Myers, of Mountain View, Nd, yesterday
morning. The ceremony took place at the
Manor Church, about six miles from Fred
ericb. Two of the bridesmaids were Miss
Nottie Winter and Miss Carrie Hopkins, oil
this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Glazo will visit
here on the wedding tour, arriving in about
a month.
The last of tho State dinners by the
President took place at the Executive
Mansion last evening, being given in honor
Of the Judiciary. The guests were as fol-
lows: The President and Mrs. Miller, JUS
tice Miller and Mrs. McElroy, Justice
Field and Mrs. Woods, Justice Bradley
and Mrs. Blatchford Justice Harlan and
Mrs. Brewster, Justice Woods aud Mrs.
Logan, Justice Gray and Mrs. j. Randolph
Tucker, Justice Blatchford and Mrs. DORIS
heimer, Of New York; the Attorney Gem
eral and Mrs. Warren, of New York; Presi-
dent of the Senate Edmunds and Mrs Wal
lack, Representative Tucker, of Virginia,
and Miss Anna Nevries Representative
Dorsheimer and Mrs. Henry Q. Bowen, Mr..
Isaac Bell, jr., and Mrs. John Davis, Mr.. j.
Kearney Warren and Madame Bonaparte,
Mr.. Frank Thomson and Mrs. Bell, Colonel
Bonaparte and Mrs. King, Mr.. David King
and Mrs. Thomson, Mr. John Davis and
Miss Bowen Mr.. II. G. Bowen and Miss
| Nevries, Mr.. Charles L. Miller and Mr..
Fred i phillins