Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-12

W. MdTSndll Oh Denver ana James DODSOn OF Phil
adeipnla are at the hlSgs.-H. G. curtis OF New
YORK, X. G. Clifford OF Boston, Hon. Jas. O. Broad
head OF ST Louis and L. b. Bullene OF Kansas City
are at WillardS.
Society Notes.
The Cabinet receptions yesterday were unusu-
ally interesting. The Misses Bayard In black
toilets, were assisted by their cousin, Miss Lock-
wood, who wore black lace and net with pointed
opening at the neck outlined with gold lace; Miss
Irene Carroll wore crimson cloth, the vest OF pale
crepe; Miss Biddle lavender clOJn the reverS OF
dark velvet, and Miss Adds. who poured the tea,
wore black lace over black silk.
Miss Endicott, in lace skirts and blue Jacket
and silver grdle and collar, was assisted by Miss
Nelson In black lace and satin, and Miss StOrrs in
black lace garnished with pale green ribbon, both
guests OF the White House, and Miss French OF
Newport, pale blue cashmere and gold embroi-
derles and Miss Gardner in garnet velvet.
Mrs. Fairchilds parlors were well filled with WIS.,
itors, who began coming early and continued ar
riving long after O'Clock. Mrs. Fairchld wore a.
handsome toilet Of black lace over black silk
edged ng at the foot with plating Of white satin.
terle, with long fringeS. She was assisted bv Mrs
Lncklaen and Mr.. Fairchild's mother; Mrs. May
nard in becoming toilet or blue silk, veied In Jet
embroidered lace; Mrs. Obery in princesse dress
OF black satin, corded with white, the front and
vest OF white brocade; Mrs. Eckles In trained dress
OF white ottoman silk; Miss Gertrude OberIy in
pale blue silk and white lace; Mrs Lamont in
white faille and lace, and wearing Il white silk
shawl; Mrs. Mann in black lace; Miss RucNer in
N,
Miss Annie Hope Hudson Ia white nuns yelling,
trimmed with gold passementerle.
Mrs. Whitney wore white satin brOcaded dress
Mrs. Sloane, who wore a trained dress OF pale pink
silk. the body yeed In white tulle, remained must
OF the afternoon by the side or Mrs. Whitney
Others assisting We're Miss BgelOw, in Stone-cOl-
ored Cashmere; Miss Anne Blgelow, in lowered
lawn and pink ottoman; Miss Josephine john
stone, In brown ana blue brocade, all OF New
York; Miss Howard, IN hel.otrope silk and white
applique; Miss Howell, in soft gray silk; Miss
Lucy COrkhil In black lace; Miss Dodge, I'm white
cashmere, with copper mOire trimmings; Miss
Gwynne, In black lace. and Mrs. Bourke Cochran.
Mrs. Carlisle, In black brocade and lace, with q
cOrsage bouquet OF La France roses and a hand
Steeie, Miss Queen, Mrs. Blackburn and the Misses
Blackburn, Miss Mary Buterworth, Mrs. Outh-
waite, Miss Whitthorne, Mrs. Roger Mills Miss
Anderson, and Miss Welch.
Mrs. and Miss BrecEinridge who receive Fridays
at the Hotel Windsor, will have with them to-
morrow several ladies FROM Kentucky.
Capt. Oyster, Lieuts. Manson and Evans, OF the
National Rifles. will attend the annual reception
and ball OF "Tne Old Guard" OF New York. at the
Metropolitan opera House next Tuesday evening
They will leave Tuesday morning for N w York.
Mrs. Gen. j. c. Black is assisted at her reception
to-day by Mrs. W. A. Cro1ut, Miss scott and other
ladies'
Mrs. W. s. Hill, nee Money, Of 1924 18th street.
will not hold receptions this winter, but will be
elaa TO see her friends informally. Mrs. II. ID.
Money will not be able to receive While her sou
remains Ill.
The first reception and ball OF this season Of the
evening. The reception will be from 8 to 9:3O
Dancing will commence at the latter hour.
DR.. and Mrs. Bullock will be at home on Fridays
at 9l5 New York avenue.
The wife OF Representative Jno. II. Rogers, OF
Arkansas, gave a luncheon yesterday. The guests
Mrs. Maltby, Mrs. NJ. j. Durham, Mrs. Compton,
Mrs. A. I. stevenson, Mrs s. O. Fisher, Mrs. Bal
linger. Mrs Dunlap, Misses Churcnil and Jones,
OF Arkansas; Miss WitthOrne, or Tennessee; Miss
Welsh, OF Kentucky; Miss Winston, OF Illinois;
Miss Cabell, and Miss Chandler. Of Washington.
The wife OF Representative Weber and Miss
Weber receive on Fridays at 721 11tn street.
Sir Charles and Lady Tupper, Mr.. X. W. Glider,
editor OF the Century; Mr.. Henry Edwardes, with
Miss Menzes OF London; Mr.. Mcdowell, OF Gin
cinnati; Mr.. and Mrs McAlister, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gordon where among those making calls
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Letter gave ball last evening to
some two hundred people for their daughter, who
wore white tulle.
Mrs. A. Cleveland Tyler was assisted in dispen-
sing the hospitalities OF a tea by Mrs. Addison,
Mrs. Hon, Mrs. YarrOw. Miss Deertng, and Miss
James.
Mrs. and the Misses Gouverneur gave an enjoy
able tea yesterday afternoon. They were assisted
by Mrs DR.. Johnson, Mis- Mollie owens, Mrs. Hen
derson. the Misses Patten, Miss Elliot, and Miss
Courtwright.
Representative and Mrs. R. r. Hit gave dinner
last evening to Secretary and Mrs. Whitney, the
swedish minister and Mrs. de ReutersKiOld, Miss
Adele Grant, and senator Hale.
Senator and Mrs Mcpherson gave dinner last
evening In honor OF their guest Miss Medill, OF
Chicago. The table centerpiece was nat cushion
OF red tulips, cOrnered with white hyac1nths, and
at either end a crescent OF red tulips. 1t was
with white and red. Mrs. Mcpherson received her
guests In handsome Worth dress OF pale green
and cream striped brocade; with side panels OF
low body. The guests were Miss West, Mr.. and
Miss Endicott. Mr. Lowery, Mr.. Burnett, Dr. Ruth,
Well; MI. Rae, Mr.. de Routkowsky, Miss Letter,
Baron Won Zedwitz, and Mrs. Patterson, OF New
Jersey.
MIS- watmough and Mrs E Brooke gave hand
some dinner parties last evening"
Mrs. VIM. L. curtis was assisted In holding q
pleasant reception yesterday by Mrs John G.
Moore.
Mr.. John Aren't vanderpoel, OF New York, and
Miss Elizabeth CrichtOn Battelle, daughter OF Mrs
Cornelius Battee, OF this city. were married at
81. Johns church last evening. The ceremony
was performed by Dr. Leonard, and the choral SER
vice was used. The bride was escorted by her
by little Mary Brogden in Kate Greenaway dress
OF white satin. The bridal dress was OF white
satin, draped with pOint desprit, and held with
blossoms, and the brides bouquet was OF lilies OF
the va3ey and white hyactnths The brides SIS
ter, Miss Cornelia Battelie, who acted as maid OF
honor, wore q short DIRE OF Nile green silk,
draped with polka dotted illusion. The bridesmaids
were the Misses Sadie and Minna Ftnney,
Of Vir ginia, the Misses Edith and Helen Harry OF
New York, Miss Annette Bier and Miss Louise
Muldrow. They walked In couples and wore short
dresses OF point desprt, and sashes and ribbons OF
pink and blue and cream MORE, each pair having
different colors, ana in the same way carried
bouquets OF La France, American beauties and
Marechal Neil roses. The ushers with iavors OF
lilies OF the valley, were M: Frank Whiting and
Mr.. Eben d. Appleton, OF this city, MI. Martin
Cantine, OF New York, and Mr.. John Finney, OF
Virginia. Mr.. yandeSp0el was attended by his
best man, Nj. Robert L. Winkley, OF New York.
After the ceremony the party drove to the resi-.
denOe OF Judge and ArH Scho0nmaker oDP street,
where the bride and groom received the congratu-
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