Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-22
SAYINGS AND DoINGs IN SOCIETY.

Senator and Mrs. Palmer gave a reception
last evening to the Michigan Military Cadets, OF
Orchard Lake Academy. The Cadets gave the
manual of arms in front OF the Senator'S resi-
dence, on Mcpherson Square, before entering.
The corps numbers forty. Among them Is Mr..
Greedy Arctic expedition, and the Messrs. Le
tevre. Some OF those present were Prof. and
Mrs. butts, Major and Mrs. Strong, and Quarter
master Linzee OF the academy, Hon. Mr..
W alters, Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell and sons, Mrs.
and Miss Mcnamara, State Senator kempt.
Mrs. and Miss Abel, Mr.. aud Mrs. Henderson
and Miss henderson, Col. j. Sumner Rogers
and the Misses Cook, Miss Mitchell, Miss
Frazer, Senator and Mrs. Conger, Hon. and
Mrs. Burrows, Judge Wimans. Capt. o Donnell,
lion. Seth Moffat, Gen. and Mrs. Is. NJ. Nc
catcheon, Senator and Mrs; sapin, Miss Muir
Quinby, senator and Mrs. Henderson, Mr..
Henry smith ard the Misses Smith, Miss
Jones, Mrs. Percy, Patent Commissioner and
Mrs. montgomery, and most OF the Michigan
people in the city.
Mr.. w. ii. Campbell, jr., and Miss Julia Will
liams were married at O'Clock yesterday
morning at the residence OF Rev. Robert n.
Baer,--that gentleman officiating. There were
present only the immediate relatives OF the
ding journey immediately on the close OF the
ceremony. They will spend some time i'm NeW
York, and do not expect 10 return 10 Washing.
ton until about the first Of next month.
Announcement is made OF the marriage og
Marie Theodore Clifton and Leland o. Howard
April 2Sth. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard viii be at
land avenue, Washington Heights.
The final meeting OF the Women's Historical
Society Tor the season VIII be held On saturday.
some excellent papers are being prepared tor
this meeting, among others one by Mrs. j. Mot.
Smith, on 81. Gregory.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Clalin, OF Boston, are
at the Arlington.
Miss Brewster, of New York, the hancee OF
Lieut. j.. l.. Reamey. arrived i'm the city to-day,
aud is the guest of ex-CJon missioner and Mrs.
l.lmOldS. her SGT f.rrh
wedding.
Mrs. Hearst received large number OF friends
yesterday, ana Mrs. John B. Alley and Miss
Charles Norhon also held large receptions.
japanese tea parties are a fayorite form Of
LenUen dissipation in New York city.
Ex.Gov. and Mrs. James T.. English, who
visited here last month, will sail for Europe On
May ID.
Mr.. w. V. II. Berry was chosen a member OF
the executive committee of the National Lawn
Tennis Association at the annual conference
held last month. The national tournament viii
be held at the Newport casino again this
year.
Mrs. Russell Selfridge gave q reception to
Miss Kate Field on Monday afternoon. There
were over seventy persons present, a few OF
whom were Dr. and Mrs. Loring, Justice and
MIS-. Field, Commodore and Mrs. Upshur, Col.
and Mrs. Whitman, Miss Lena Porter, Dr. Gal
laudet, and Mrs. Niele, DR. Brown and Miss
hearney. Mrs. Selfridge has since gone Ia
New York, TO be the guest for few days of
Mrs. Morton, vile OF the ex-Minis TO France.
Mrs. ID. l. Musseinan OF Philadelphia, for.
merry Miss Kate Robinson, who is well known
IN Washington, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Kennedy, on New Jersey avenue.
Senator Miller, Representative Burleigh, Mr..
Gardiner Hubbard and Prot. a. q. Bell ara
leaders IN the formation OF parties 10 spend
Easter sunday at Natural bridge.
The French minister will leave on the middle
OF May, and expects 10 be gone for six months,
in any event, and possibly he may not return
10 this post. Count Saia will be charge affairs
during
Miss Jesse Van Au1en, VINO intended TO sail
for Europe next month, has deferred her trip
until the autumn.
Mrs. Louise Chandler Moulton, the we'll
known writer, has purchased a villa site, while
in this city, on the corner OF 18th street and
Roanoke avenue, and expects TO become q resi-.
dent OF Washington.
Ne and Mrs. Sayles Brown and their daughter
Miss Bettine Brown, are completing arrange
meuts 10 leave the city 20 occupy their summer
home at W atkins Glen, y. 4.
Mrs. Blaine and her daughter Margaret are In
New York for a visit OF about "A week. 1t II
thought they may come 10 Washington before
returning TO Maine.
Miss Anna Schmidt, sister OF Mr.. Ferdinand
Schmidt, left yesterday for Europe to Join her
sister, who is Studying music there.
Senator Van Wyck, accompanied by his wife
and daughter, viii leave TOR his home in Ne
Draska Saturday 10 be absent about ten DAYS,