Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06

Mrs. Mclean Is at home on Mondays to see
callers
Mrs. Hazen Is now occupying her own house on
| the corner OF and 10th streets
Mr.. and Mrs. James E Campbell gave dinner OF
twelve covers last night. The centerpiece for the
table was mound OF La France roses. The guests
were Senator Palmer, Col. and Mrs. John N. Will
con, Marshal and Mrs. A. A: Wilson, Mr.. ana Mrs.
and Mrs Bartlett, or Minneapolis.
Mrs. II. NJ. G. Brown, daughter OF ex-senator
Davis, is in the city, the guest or Mrs. James E.
Campbell.
Mrs. Pinson is sojourning in Winter Park, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. v. White are expecting the ar
rival to-day OF Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher, who is
on her way to Florida, and will spend a few days
with her friends in this city. She Is accompanied
r oy 6sr ne sT E MISS anna ScGVe daugn
From here Mrs. Beecher will go on to Palatka, and
will visit Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Everett, who have re.
Gently returned from a tour in Europe, are at the
Gramercy.
DR.. and Mrs. Mckenzie, OF Kingston, Ontario
are in the city, at 1914 street.
Mrs. and Misses stuffed, prominent society peo-
pie OF Louisville, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Gen. and Mrs. Oakes and Miss Oakes, OF the Eb-
bitt House, have gone to Fortress Monroe for
week.
Count and the Countess Sponneck, OF Copen-
hagen, arrived In the city yesterday, and are at
the ArnO Count SpOnneck will be presented to
the President in few days as the successor OF Mr..
de LovenOrn, minister from Denmark. They Will
take house here and add another to the charm
ing legation homes In the city.
Senator Hiscock entertained Senator Evarts and
Senator Vest, and Mr.. Ketcham, Mr.. 8. ". White
Mr.. VIM. b. Cochran, Mr.. WILDER and Hon. An
drew d. White at dinner last evening at the Ar
ungtOn Hotel.
Mrs General Lander has returned to the city
from Fortress Monroe. where she has been making
a most enjoyable visit.
Mrs. Springer. wife of Representative Springer
of Illinois who has been quite indisposed for a
week past, has gone to New York for short VISIT
Chevalier Tavera, the Austrian minister, gave
an elegant dinner last evening, in honor OF the
swedish minister and Mrs. de Reuterskiold
Among the guests were Mr.. Won Alvensleben Mr.
GOidSbOrOugn and Miss Pruyn.
The return OF Count Lippe, secretary Of the Aus
trlan legation, to this country is doubtful Count
Lippe has been absent since November, and his
successor viii soon be appointed.
Mrs. Judge l.. Aldrich, OF New York, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. senator stewart.
Mr. c. ii. Emerson, OF the disbursing Office OF the
War Department, celebrated the twenty nth ami
versary OF his marriage, at hts home 2s21 street
OF the friends OF Mr. and Mrs. Emerson present.
and most OF them brought handsome souvenirs In
silver, among them being magnificent silver ser
vice.
The request that all attend the shakespearean
pantOmime in evening dress does not necessarily
mean rull Dress including trains, low neck, &C.,
but simply that OOnnets be omitted, and that bit
OF lace or bunch or flowers be added to the COR
sage, to enhance the picturesque effect Of the
scene AT the close or the pant0mime the floor
will be cleared for dancing In which all can par
tfcipate.
Mr.. Harry Williams and Miss Laura v. Hagan
were married yesterday at the Sixth Presbyterian
church by Rev. Dr. Hershey.