Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-19
SOCIETY NOTES.

MIS-. Cleveland and her guest Miss Alexander,
drove out yes erday afternoon behind the new sor-
In action than the seal 6rownS yrry br,sht IN
cotor and well matched, and have while faces and
White presacos s Sesssnd Scrs Pess,cOs, q
oeep taoiier and black drspery OF golden brown
ottoman, hight brown BRAIDED jacket, and a turosn
the front Miss Alexander Sore .ssss or 5sxI 10
colored cloth and dress and capote OF satecolored
land received q few callers by sppSiptmenn .me s
whom were Mrs. Hearst, who introduced MrS
LOUIS Ta chandler Aoulton.
Inc Cabinet houses open yesterday were again
contracted In number TO thfe- Mrs ra,rehf,d
closed her house In respect 20 the memory OF tae
late Roscoe Conkling who was her aunt's husband.
Miss Florence Bayard received the visitors AZ the
made TEA in the dininc-room. Miss Helen Hsy
squire. assisted oy secretary Bayard, showed the
callers TO the sea table Miss Bayard remained
up stairs 70 rest from recent fattguea
Ma whitneys great ballroom was well nlied
all the afternoon BY . constantly moving crowd OF
callers Miss Annie Gwynne poured Tea from 4
silver service after O'Clock.
Ma Dickinsons house was also popular resort
toilet Of mauve aux, and WAS assisted on her
sTsssS MA Arthur ssarney q New York was
embroidery upon black, and Ma LOthrop OF De
trott who wore saie-coiored Grape and black lace
ncrs SDons Clover pn wan
diamond dew-drop In the center for an orna-
ment and Miss Katherine willard, In q Kate
Greenaway dress OF white WOOL and q soft sAsh Of
Mr. Rhinelander Stewart OF New York, with
MA John v. l. Pruyn. Mr.. Frederick Hamilton
NJ. p, OF Great Britain, Mra Palmer, Miss Lucy
Aorsey, MISS Lee, Miss Dahlgren, Ms. Pollok,
Prof. Langley, Mrs Mclean and MIA szen, Mis-
Gunck. MIS-. Matthew's Mrs J. @. Black and Mrs
Hart were among those making calls yesterday.
Miss Christine Holmes, daughter Of Mr. John
Holmes, and MI. Everett whittemore, OF Pitts
burg, were married last evening at O'Clock, al
the First Presbyterian church, DR.. Sunderland
pastor OF the church, performing the ceremony.
Ihe ushers were Mr.. Harry Chase and Mr.. George
+. Brackett OF this city, and Mr.. Edward Morgan,
travsing a aeed a. Sest man The orde wor,
cloth and capote OF the same material The
young couple left Tor a wedding journey that Will
end at their nome Ia PittsOurg.
MIS- Wadsworth, OF Vermont avenue, enter.
tained Miss Gays Shakespeare class yesterday.
Mr.. ana Mrs John J. Chew gave q dinner party
last evening.
Senator Hearst left yesterday for journey %
Mexico.
Professor Thomas Davidson is expected to ar.
rive to-day. He Will be the guest OF Hon. Horatlo
King.
Mrs. David A. Bishop, Of jersey City. IL visiting
her sister, Mrs Charles r. Meyers, OF 1927 street
Mrs John ". Hancock, nee Grabowskii, form
street.
Mrs. J. J. Albright, OF Buffalo, n Y. is visiting
her sister, MIRA A. L Barber at Belmont.
Ex-Gov. and Mrs. carroll gave q German last
night for their daughter. Miss Irene Carroll that
Was attended by many OF the fashionable people
Ot thls city ana Baltimore. Inc rooms were pref
lilly decorated, and the toilets were dainty and
becoming. The cotillon began at midnight and
was led ~ M PritchArd Peters dancing vi b Miss
CARROLL IL was one or the prettiest or tine
year. The i.vors were very handsome. MrA Car.
roll received the guests in dress OF white Q tin,
with pearl ornaments; Miss carroll wore white
tulle garlanded with white roses; Mrs B ach
Grant wore pale blue dix and sweet peas In her
ney. white tulle and low satin bodict; Mrs. Gray.
white satin; Mra Mcpherson, Paris dress or white
SIX, br0cadoo In q vine pattern combined with
brown velvet and pearl pendants; Nh. Cameron,
white stamp d-velvet with Medici collar; Ma
James Roosevelt, gray satin and silver tulle; MA
Edwardes gray tulle and pink roses; Mrs. Dickin-
son, white silk, sleeves and tabner drapery OF
white siIE, white ostrich feathers in her
hair; Mrs. Bryce, pink brocade and tulle;
Miss Florence Bayard, black tulle; Miss Rosaie
Brown, blue tuile; Miss West, black tulle and
tule; Miss Letter, white tule, pals-6lue ribbons;
Mrs Amory, olive silk turned back with PINK
satin; Mrs Leopold Morse, lilac tulle, caught with
llacs for garniture; Mrs. George b. Loring, red
tule garlanded with red tulips, and Miss Howard
pale-biue brocade and feathers. Others present
were MIR. Frederick Hamilton, Mrs. Bonaparte
Nova f syo M NJ MT Mos Mr.
Welt, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brown. Count sala
Mr. Henry Edwardes, Mr.. Spring Rice, MI
Arthur Herbert, Miss Gwynne. Msvroyens
Bey. count Foresta, Mr.. Muruaga, the Postmas
ter-General, Mr. Arthur Barney, and senator cray
Miss Cleveland Is expected TO arrive to-day o.
tO-norroW for n visit at the White House