Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-29

One Of the prettiest lunoheons OF the season
was given to-day by Mrs }. 2. Jones in honor
tirex u ssie ANA spsep r Mers en-
lovely with clusters OF hydrsngeas, lilies and
roses, and the chandelier was festoomed with
the most exquisite taste. The center pieSe was
composed OF white ny drangeas and a bunch OF
covers. They were tied with broad white satin
ribbon, on one end OF which was The lady's
name and the date, with pretty hand.psinted
were Mrs. and Miss Head, OF san Francisco,
Mrs. Bonaparte, Mrs. and Miss Cullom, Mrs.
NJ. Hutchinson, Mrs. Patton, Mrs Hall, Mrs and
Miss Malone, Mrs. Wycife Preston, Mrs. jus
lice Field, Mrs. A. A. Hayes, Mrs. Lanier Dunn.
Mrs. Whitney gave breakfast ct GrssslandS
her country place, this morning 10 twelve
ladies and gentlemen.
Secretary and Mrs. Endicott entertained at o
very pretty dinner last evening Minister ds
strive, Secretary and Mrs. W hitney and Miss
Gen. and Mrs Hazen gave q very pretty din
friends.
Mr.. de Lovenorn, the Danish minister, gave
small reception in his rooms On Connections
repast was served nom table beautifully deco
rated with rich roses. Some of those present
strive, Mrs. Wright, Mr. Won Alvensleben Hon,
Perry Belmont, Mr.. de Bounder Count Sala
Count Bohrgrave, Baron ZedwiIE and the Baron
d'ItaJuba.
Mrs. Lieut. Ackley and Mrs. Davenport gave
tea on Thursday at their country residence.
Count d Arschot gave dinner on " ed nesday
evening at the Belgian legation In honor of Mira
LentiIhow, oil New York. the sister OF Countess
q Arschot. Covers were laid Tor twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graf gave pleasant reception
on Wednesday evening 20 Mrs. Sanford and her
daughter, Mss May. Mrs. Graf was assisted
Buren,. Among their guests were Renresenta.
tive and Mrs. Strubel, Miss Frederick daughter
OF Representative Frederick; Mrs Willis Drum.
mond, wife OF eX-Commi.sioner Drummond OF
the land Office; Prof Dodge, of the AGRICULTURAL
department. Lieut. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. a. Y.
Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Classic, Miss
Humphreys, daughter of the late Judge Hum
phreys; Miss Bertha Armstrong, Mn. Cart
Morrison and Miss Helen Morrison and Messrs
Humphrey, Pugh, Morrison and Armstrong
Later In the evening the rugs were removed
from the floor and dancing was kept up until .
late hour. Mrs. SANFORD will soon return TO
Iowa Tor the purpose Of engaging In Journalism
In that state.
The entertainment 10 aid the Mission School
OF Cookery, on III street, viii take place Wed.
nesday, June I'd, instead OF on Tuesday, as at
first announced. The musical part will be car.
ried out by Misses Eva Mills Eidwell Scott
singers, and Misses saNton and Prail and Rob
ert Stearns, Niolinist. Prof. Bischod will ao-
company the yiolinists, and the whole promises
TO be unusually good. Chaplain Miourn Is 10
give MS Carlyle talk, and Rev. DR. Shippen, Of
All Souls church, viii preside.
Senator Jones, OF Nevada, gives a dinner TO.
night to Lord Mayor waterlow. OF London, at
men TO meet him.
Mrs. John Hay is In New York ana from
there will SO to Cleveland, where she will spend
the summer. Col Hay Will join his wife as
soon some house decoration which ne IN
having done is completed
The Misses Riggs expect 10 sail for Europe on
the 9th OF June. They go out on the steamer
which carries Justice and Mrs. Field.
Miss Scull, who has been SO long and pleas
anty identified with Mt Vernon Seminary.
for "a
expecting 10 spend the winter in Greece.
Major and Mrs. Goodloe are moving into their
country house, near the soldiers Home Mrs.
Goodloe has Just returned from a three weeku'
visit among friends In kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. HIGHLAND are the guests OF Min.
lister and Mrs. Reuterskiold. Mrs. Eogland A
q sister oil Mrs. Reuterskod.
Mrs CLAYTON McMichaei expects TO spend the
summer at Lenox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Smith, OF New York.
and Miss Richards, OF Boston, are the guests of
Mrs. William Richards.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Shriver and Mrs. Williamson have
gone TO Fortress Monroe for a few days.
The three daughters OF Minister West will
san 1or Europe on the 18th of next month To
be gone four months.
Miss Burbank, OF Kentucky, Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Andrews, Of New York, and Mr.. and
Mrs. eioodall, OF Louisiana, are the guests of
Mrs. j. w. Foster.
Mrs. c. II. Allen and son have gone TO Cali.
10 70 spend the summer, visiting relatives
In San francisco and Grass Valley.
Mrs. Gen. Fred Myers started this morning
ior the Pacific slope. After remaining there
for while she will go 10 Europe Tor a stay Of
two years.
Letters lately received here from 81 Peters.
burg represent Mr.. and Mrs. George KEENAN, in
that city the early part OF the present month.
Mr.. Charles Garrison, the new French seore.
tary, Is going 70 Canada next week
DIR. Reyburn and his daughter sail for SCOT
land next month.
Mrs. Villas will accompany the Postm aster
General TO New York Tomorrow afternoon win
the Presidential party.
Senator and Mrs. Stanford have gone 20 New
York 10 attend the Decoration day ceremonies
Dr. IL. A Ro bbins. son OF u &. Robbins, Of
this city, Will be married on "Wednesday even.
ing next, j. ne 2, at 3 O'Clock, at ST. Andrews
church, To Miss Lille McCallum, OF this city.
Miss Rose Grove II, who has been visiting her
uncle, Assistant u. s. Register Fish, for soms
time past, has returned 10 her home In Balti.
more.