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

MIS- SCanIOru gave largely attenOeu rtCepIiOn
Yesterday afternoon In compliment to Mrs Stan.
ton and Miss Anthony, and the delegates OF the
late International Council The draw1ng-rooms
were brilliantly lighted, flowers In profusion
refreshments were served. Mrs. stanford wore a
magnificent dress OF white satin and lace, gar
nlshed with pearls She also wore opals set IN dia:
monds. Mrs. ingalls, wore becoming toilet OF
black silk and lace; Mrs. Condit Smith was in
black silk gauze; Miss ingalls, pink gauze and
ers asss ing to receive were Miss Rachel G. Foster
Mrs. GrOth, the Baroness Gripenberg, Mrs. Isa-
bella Beecher Hooker, Mrs. Bogelot, Mrs Johns
Rev. Annie H. Shaw, Mrs. wallace, Mrs. NJ. j.
Gage, Mrs. l. d. Blake, Mr.. J. W. Hutchinson, Mrs
OrmijtOn Chant, and Mrs. Scatcherd. senator
stanford assisted during the afternoon In intro
ers were Mrs. Justice Field, Mrs Fairchild, Mrs.
Don NJ. Dickinson Mrs. Dickinson, or Brooklyn,
Mrs. Palmer, Mrs Hearst, Mrs. ;. NJ. Bryan, Mrs.
Foster, Capt. Meade, Mrs. Menocol, and Minister
and Mrs. Romero. The rooms were SO crowded
that they were almost impossible during the two
Mir. and Mrs. Timothy Hopkins. Of California,
adopted son and daughter of Mr.. Mark Hopkins,
who are In the CITY, route overland In their pri
vate car, spent last evening with Senator and Mrs.
The Swedish minister and Mrs. de Reutersgfold
were accompanied to New York yesterday AFTER
noon by NJ. ROustan, Mavroyeni Bey and Baron
Won Zedtwitz, charge d'afraires OF the German le-
cation. A large company. among whom were Sec
retary Endicott, Mr.. VIM. c. Endicott Jr, Sir
Lionel West, Miss West Miss Howell Mrs. Scott
townsend, Mrs. Andrews. Mrs Bigelow Lawrence,
Mr. Spring Rice Mr.. Herbert, Hon. and MRS Henry
EdwardeS Miss Howard. Mr.. de BOunder, Mr.. de
struve Mr.. Greger, Judge John Davis, MIR. Sevellon
Brown, Count unit Sala, Mt. and Mrs Gomez, Minister
and COmte Foresta, escorted them TO the train and
waved hats and parasols after them as the train
drew out OF the station. Mrs. de Reutcrskiold wore
brimmed straw hat and veil.
Col and Mrs. John Lay are In New York.
Gen. E. F. Beale Is In California, paying his an
nual visit to his extensive ranches.
Miss May Williams, who has had an attack of
measles is now convalescing, and is able to drive
out.
Mr.. and Mrs william Brough have left their p.
p. C. cards. and will sail for Europe this week.
Mrs. Whitney has issued cards for a reading to
be given In her ballroom next Tuesday.
Mrs. senator Stockbr1dge will receive at 144O NJ
street northwest, Thursday afternoon from to 6,
assisted BY Mrs/ Mansfield, Mrs. Burrows, Mrs.
Judge Severens and Miss Maybell Severens OF Kali
amaZOO.
MIS-. and Miss Waite have returned from Toledo.
Miss Frances Febiger, daughter OF Admiral John
A. Febger OF the Navy, took the white veil yes
terday AFTERNOON at Mount De Sales Academy, In
name OF Sister Mary Gertrude. Miss Feblger was
educated at the Georgetown Academy or the Visi-
tatior.
Miss Cora A. Benneson, Of Bryn Mawr College,
VINO mas Oeen Cne RueSt Ol d. y. Slultn,
the Women's Congress, returned to Philadelphia
to-day.
The marriage OF Miss L K. Haddox, OF Virginia,
and DR.. Geo. Sothoron, Of Washington, will take
place April Il. at tue residence OF MRS d.
Haddocx, Flint Hill, Rappahannock County.
Mrs. Senator Palmer will be at home to callers
tomorrow, from toe.
Mrs. Allan McLane entertained a company of
ladies at a luncheon party to-day.
The friends OF DR.. W. K. Butler and Rev. Charles
Butler, sons OF the chaplain OF the Senate, will
give them farewell reception at The chapel Of
the Memorial Lutheran church, previous to their
departure for Europe, next saturday.
The ladies OF the Homeopathic Hospital give o
Quodlibet at Mrs. Cabell's tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. Riley gave an enjoyable
tea yesterday to some 300 guests at their hand
some new residence on Iowa Circle. Mrs. Riley
was assisted in receiving by her daughter, Miss
Fannie Riley, her sister. Mrs. Coleman, Miss Gar
land Miss Kaunma M, and Miss Fauntleroy, OF Viz
ginia. Miss Wand rp00l presided at the chocolate
table and Miss Ellen Riley at the coffee urn.
Among those who called were Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
NOrmenu, Dr.. Daniel B. Clarke, Mrs. Thos. z. Wag-
Raman, Nj. and Mrs G. H. B. White, Mrs. VIM. N.
Shuster, DR.. and Mrs. John w. Clarke, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Coffman, Miss BouSh, Frank h. Loving, Chas.
b. Beall, VIM. 2. Young, and John N. Young.
Lieut.. Thomas I. Knox, lst cavalry, and Miss
Mary Clare Hodges were married to-day In Balti-
more.