Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-13

Captain and Mrs. r, G. Rutherford celebrated
their china wedding yesterday by giving q tea
which was a highly enjoyable affair. A num-
china had been sent in by friends, and adorned
the manteis and were disposed around the
room. Mrs. Rutherford, attired in handsome
Rutherford, and Mrs. Tyler, Miss Heintzelman
Miss Hoehling, Miss Roy, Miss Cryder and Miss
Some OF those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Fran.
CHS Cotton, Miss Clark, Mrs. Lemley, Cen
McKibben, Major Bates, Mrs. Wight, Mrs. Free
man, MIS- Capt. Gross, Col. and Mrs. Gibson,
Mrs. Capt. Smith, Col and Mrs. Whitman.
Secretary and Mrs. Whitney gave the oft.
postponed dinner to Speaker and Mrs Carlisle
quietly on last Friday evening.
Cards have been issued by DR.. and Mrs. Geo.
B. Loring announcing that they will be sat
home at their residence in this CITY on Mon.
day evening, April 10Th, to celebrate the n 1th
anniversary of the battle OF Lexington and Con.
cord, the opening of the war of the Revolution
on Massachusetts, soil.
Miss Stockhouse, who has been spending a
week in the city as the guest of Mrs. A. ]. Bent.
ley; returned to her home in Philadelphia yes.
terday.
Mrs. Morgan, wife of Senator Morgan. and her
daughters left here for Clifton Springs yester.
day TO receive the benefit of the baths there
Miss Nina is much improved in health, and the
report published recently in local paper of her
insanity is wholly without foundation.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schwing and Mrs. Charles
Fischer leave for Europe tomorrow, to be gone
four months. Mrs. Kirk, Annie SchWinp and
Mr.: and Mrs. A. b. Coppes accompanied them
to New York.
Miss Culbertson and Miss Mary Smith of Bos-
ton. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Cotton, on NJ street.
Mrs. Laughton and Miss Berghmanns, who
have been spending several weeks In PhiIa-
delphia ana Atlantic City, have returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Detmold of New York, the
parents Of Mrs. d'Arschot, who have been
on q visit here, returned to their home yester-
day.
A large representation of the diplomatic CORPS
were at the Pennsylvania railroad station yes
terday morning to waive adieu to Senior Valera
and the Count de Mesia, who LETT for New York
at IL O'Clock. The ex-Minister and his nephew
will sail for Spain on the Dist. Madame No
d. Itajuba, NJ. Roustan, the Russian charge Mr.
Horace Helyar, the Swedish minister Count
Sala, Nj. de Bounder, Count Fava, Minister
Lovenorn and Minister West were some OF
those who Went to the station to say good bye.
Mr.. Frank Andrews, of New York who has
been in the city for a few weeks, has been
joined by his wife and his niece, Miss Ward
we'll. They are staying at the Hamilton.
Rumor has it that one of the after Lent mat.
rimonial events will be the wedding of Con.
gresham Long.
DR.. Prentiss, who is building q residence on
the corner of 14th and l. streets expects tn
have 1t completed the LIST Of May.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fl. Kaufman are ENJOYING
brief visit from their brother, Mr. B. H. Kauff.
mann, of Lima, VINO is now visiting the United
States for the first time since he became resi-
dent OF Peru, twenty years ago.
Mrs. B. c. Cummings, who has been the guest
Of Justice and Mrs. Blatchford the past winter
and Mrs. and Miss Van Buren, OF Englewood. NJ
d., who passed some weeks at the Arlington
this season, are now at Old Point Comfort.