Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-19
Society.

The lawn party given by the Garfield Hospi.
tai Aid yesterday afternoon and evening at
Senator and Mrs. Logan's was, in spite of the
uniavorable weather, quite a success. The
house was cOmmOdiOuS enough to shelter the
guests from the sprinkling of rain which fell:
the booths and tables were filled with pretty
things, that went off readily, and Il great many
fancy articles were purchased early in the after
noon. In the evening the house was crowded
with people, and the german was opened at 10
O'Clock with Lieut.. Ramsey ieading. One hun
dred button-hole bouquets, donated by Mr.. X. j.
Mclean, were the favors for the gentlemen.
Mrs Whney
and Mrs. Harmony, Mrs. Stanford, Mrs. Hearst,
Mrs. Sherman, Mrs Waite, Mrs. Payne, Mrs.
Mrs. Henderson. Justice and Mrs. BlatcIford,
Mrs. Scranton: Mr.. L. S. Bige!ow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Loring, Mrs. kuki, MIS-. 5. Nj. Bryan, Mr.. and
Henry Willard, Mrs. Teller, Mrs. Sanderson,
..irs and Miss Dawes, Mrs. G. Kennedy. Col.
Mrs. s and Mrs and Mss. o B5u E F GsS
Lord, Miss swami, the Netherlands Minis
Miss Dexter, Mrs. Cheatham, Mrs: Pinson,
Miss Clark, Mrs. Buchanan and Miss Richards
Miss Dora Miller aud Lieut.. Richard Clover
were married at IL o'clock to-day at her
formed under floral marriage bell by the Rev.
Dr. Clover, father of the groom. The bride wore
simple toilet Of sweeping white silk, with veil
Miller, Senator and Mrs. stanford, Gen. Beale,
MIR. Truxton Beale and few other of the late
Senator's friends. sumptuOus breakfast was
served and Lieut. and Mrs. Clover went to New
York in the afternoon for few days, when
they will return to Washington, and will sail
accompanied by Mrs. Miller, tor Europe on the
9th OF June.
Mrs. Hearst will be at home to callers to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. Wharton and the Misses Wharton give a
tea tomorrow afternoon from tai.
Mrs. John Beall who has recently recovered
from three months illness, goes to her home
In Indianapolis tomorrow for a few weeks stay
MIR. and Mrs. Beall will spend the summer at
Red Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Sanderson and Miss Sanderson, of Mil.
waukee, relatives of Mrs. Van Schaick, arc in
the city en- route to Europe.
MIR. l.. S. Bgelow, of Buffalo, is the guest OF
Representative and Mrs. Scranton.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Dicknell, Of Philadelphia, are
in the city for a few days.
Mrs. Charlotte NJ. Clarke, author OF the "Mod.
ern Hagar," "Baby Rue" &C., is at 322 East
Capitol street, where she expects to remain.
Mrs. Cheatham, Mrs. Pinson and MIR. Ackien
have gone to New York to spend week with
| friends there.
Mrs. Lipcklaen of Connecticut, the mother
OF Mrs. Fairchild, Is visiting her daughter and
the Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury.
Mrs. James Colbert of albany, Is the guest o.
Senator and Mrs. Stanford.
Miss Risley-Seward has returned from
Europe. Her steamer, the "City of Rome,
encountered an ice field on her last American
| bound voyage, and Miss Rtsley Seward IL just
recovering from a severe congestion OF the
lungs contracted during that arctic experience
Mrs. Hendrix, mother of the new postmaster
at Brooklyn and of Rev. DIR. Hen dirk, presi
dent OF the Central College of Missouri. Is Q
guest OF Gen. John B. Clark and daughter.