Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-21
Society Notes.

society NOteSs
Senator and Mrs. Hawley entertained q company
yesterday afternoon from to at a tea The
guests OF honor were Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel L. Clem-
ems and Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Dudley Warner, TO
eaea guest On arriving MAS WAS 6y
Mrs. Allen, and Mrs. Carpenter also assisted In
entertaining the guests. Hrs. Hawley wore be-
coming toilet OF black silk draped with jetted lace.
Mrs. Warner wore trained dress OF black net and
satin. Mrs. Clemens wore gray saun and brocade
and bonnet to match Mrs. Greedy wore black
pink satin, and Mrs. Carpenter crimson crepe and
satin. Tea, punch, and cakes were served In the
Among the guests Ms were s. MT k,ns w.
Hearst Ms Mf Palmer Mrs NJ wRseer Senator @
9snnnx 9sa xs Ms Bs MIS- Miss Go%s MISS Miss
FarwelI, Mrs. John Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Pollok. Mrs. J: w. Foster, Mrs. Lander,
Wilson, Mrs. Powell, Miss Quick, Gen. Rosecrans,
Mrs. C. A. Williams, Mrs. A. A. Cole Miss Landes,
a aSn Mss wafer S
Sherman, Judge Drake, Mrs: Lyman Tiffany, Mrs.
Dawes Mr. and Mrs. s: NJ; Bryan, the Chinese
Greely, Mr.. and Mrs. r. U. johnson, NJ. Boyeson,
MIS- N s LncS,n, Mrs. ani @ Miss ingalls, ,Il s Mrs.
and MT Mss Rchard SinoS senator EVsTts Mr
Cannon, Miss Lucy Corkhill senator and Mrs
Sabin, Chaplain and Mrs. Van Wyck, Mrs. Outh-
waite, Mrs Mcpherson, Mrs McCutcheon,
Minister de Struve, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Burrows
and Dr. w. A. Bartlett
Ex-Secretary and Mrs. McCulloch began the
celebration OF their golden wedding anniversary
to-day at noon with a family breakfast The
table was laid In the dining-roOm with mound OF
yellow jOnQuilS IN the center and tall vases OF
roses set at the end. Mr.. McCulloch Is hearty and
happy, and has few OF the lnnrmities OF old age.
Mrs. McCullOch, his bride OF hall century ago, Is
as blithe and rull OF enjoyment as II she were
s
her at the table sat Mrs Collins, who was Mrs.
McCuIlochs bridesmaid DR.. W: A Leonard, Mr..
A. p. Man, of New York; MI. n. p. Bailey and the
children OF the house, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Nc
CullOch, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCulloch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Yale and Miss Mary composed the breakfast
hold card reception from to IL O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Tuckerman gave reception
last evening that was the initial meeting OF the
Fortnightly Club 1t proved to be large party.
Loring, Miss L0ring, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bryce,
Secretary and Mrs Whitney, Col. and Mrs. John
winthrop Chandler, Senator and Mrs. Hawley, Mr.
and Mrs. s. L. Clemens, Mr.. and Mrs c. D. Warner,
Mr.. 5. award, Miss Howell. Miss Thoron, Miss Cly-
mer, Mr.. w. v. X. Berry. Miss Berry, Mrs. Hobson,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Cabot Lodge.
Mrs. Amory entertained a company at dinner
last evening, in compliment to the swedish minis
ter and Mrs. de keuterskiold Later In the evening
they went to Mrs. Tuckerman's.
Mrs. John NJ. Glover, the Misses Henry, Mrs.
Mccartney, and Mrs b. H. Warder were at home
to callers yesterday.
Mrs. W. F. Morse gave a luncheon yesterday In
honor Of Mrs. Henderson, OF New York. Some OF
erhon, Miss Cutcheon, and Miss Du Puy.
The Classical Society met In Mrs. Ransoms par
lors last evening. Judge Drake presided. Rev.
Thos. Slicer, OF Providence read an essay on T. B:
Shelly. Music was rendered by Miss French and
Mr.. Szemelenyt
Miss Hattie Martin, having completed her visit
to relatives in Montgomery, Ala, is now with
friends in Atlanta, from whence she will 60 TO
Charleston to visit the family OF ner brother MI FL
more Martin.
MI. and Mrs. william NJ Lay entertained party
at dinner last evening in honor OF Mrs Morris, of
Philadelphia. Covers were laid for ten, and among
those present were Col and Mrs. Blunt, Mrs.
Hooker, Miss SerranO, the Spanish and Argentine
ministers and Representative Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs L. c. Herrick celebrated their we'd
ding anniversary at their home 1112 9th street. on
Monday evening. Many Of their friends were
present