Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-16
society Notes.
Senator Morrill, celehrAtad the

society Notes.
senator Aorrill celebrated the seventy-eighth
anniversary Of his birthday on Saturday night
friends az sscep,,on he COMPANY Wss assisted IN
caring for his guests by Mra Morrill, Miss
her husbands side in the drawing-room door.
and wore becoming dress OF gray satin bro
cade, trimmed with lace and revers OF crimson
shimmering satin, with the square bodice and
'front.' OF skirt made OF silk embroidered net MIS-
=; a; Mitchell, OF Boston who Is guest o. 'ne
b Smally, Of Burlington, Vt, wore dainty dress
OF black silk, trimmed with lace and jetted
passementeres. The rooms we're adorned with
messages TO the Senator. A table In the drawing
room was covered with letters and poems OF con-
Homerlc ode 10 his friend. The dining-room was
open all the evening. and croQuettes, salads Ice
cream and strawberries were served. punch
bowl, well supplied, marked point Of attraction
Ia the back hall Among the guests were secretary
Bayard and Miss Louise Bayard, the Postmaster
Field, Justice and mrs. Biatcntord, SIR and Mrs.
senator ana Mrs Sherman. senator Ed
senator and Miss Evarts, Mt. H. x. Willard, Min.
isaer and Miss Carter, the Chinese minister, Mr..
ans DR. VOW Roustsn Gen and and Mrs
Dawes, Or. and Mrs. Baxter, Miss Alice Riddle,
Senator Palmer, the Misses Taylor, Mrs. Teller,
and ar George IoSnS judge praSe
and Mrs. Stockbridge, Senator and Mrs. Vance,
senator and Mrs. Cockrell, Mr. Hallet kiloourn.
MI. aud MIS- Frank Gordon, Judge and Mrs.
Macarthur. Senator and Mrs. Culom, Miss Cullom,
Mrs Gen. Lander, Mr.. Edmund Hudson, Senator
Hiscock, Mrs. $. " White, senator Sawyer, sena-
senator and Mrs. Blair, Gen. Schenck, senator and
Mrs. Frye, Senator and Mrs Platt, Senator Hale,
senator and MIS-. Aoar, Mr.. and Mrs lhomas WI
and Mrs. S. G. Pomer0y, Justice Harlan, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. b. Wight, and Mr.. and Mrs w. W. Clapp.
The Russian legation was not allowed to escape
equestrian mishaps all last week. although Mr..
Greger was able to view the Casualties or Monday
with Philosophical eQuanimity. In returning
from the country Club on Wednesday the Russian
horses head upon his own head, and only the
protection OF the good stun hat he wore saved him
from being fatally injured. He has kept his bed
since with his bruises
Baroness Fava, wife OF the Italian minister, is
confined to her room by illness
Baron d'ItaJuba, the Brazilian minister, who re-
Gently arrived from Paris, and expected his wife
to arrive soon, and had made arrangements to
spend the summer in LenOx, has received notice
or his recall, aud been advised to hold himself
readiness to depart from here when his Official
letters shall arrive, winch win be some time next
month. Baron dItaJuba has received promotion
and will represent his government at Rome. de
WIN 60 by the way OF Paris, where the baroness
will join hun
Miss M. M. Cole, of South Motion, Devon
England now on visit to this country, is the
gfnta avenue southwest.
The wife Of Paymaster stanton is visiting Mrs.
Deering.
Mrs. Judge Bruce and Mrs Blackiston, Of Cum
berland, mother and sister Of Mra Gen. b. +.
Kelley, are visiting MIS- Kelley at the Buck1ng-
ham.
Mr.. B. B. smalley, collector Of the port at Burl-
tngton, VT, Is lying Ill at the house of Senator
Morrill,, with an acute attack OF bronchitis
Senior bavaria, the Venezuelan charge d .af-
flares, gave dinner ON Saturday at Chamberlin's
to number OF friends. Among the guests were
Senior ID. NJ. Romero and wife, Col. Emile Frey,
Senior Don ID. Cana and wife, Senior Don V. o.
Quesada, Miss Corkhil. Miss Foster, Miss Patten,
and Miss West.
The Misses Houghteling, Of Chicago are In the
city, the guests OF their aunt Mrs. senator stock.
bridge. They nave been spending the past month
IN Florida They will assist Mrs. StockDridge al
her reception on Thursday afternoon.
Miss Cleveland viii arrive at the White House
either tomorrow or Wednesday for a visit OF sew
eral days. Miss Alexander, who was one or Mrs.
Cleveland's guests last winter, has returned.
Miss Helen Jewett, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh j. Jewett, and Mr. Thomas Hunt, son OF
the late William Hunt, minister to Russia who
died at st. Petersburg three years ago, were mar
ried at the Jewett mansion on 2lst street, in New
was performed by Rev. Marvin R. vincent. The
groOms brother, Lieut.. Livingston Hunt was best
man. Miss SADIE Jewett, sister OF the bride, was
maid OF honor. The brides dress was made OF
white striped satin, the entire front Of old English
lace, caught up with jasmine and orange blossoms
The tulle veil was fastened with a diamond sham
rock, and the bridal bouquet was a bunch OF white
lilacs. Miss Sadie wore London dress OF white
and blue MORE draped In silk null, with broad
black sash and rosettes Mrs yewett wore black
Hunt will spend their honeymoon at LansdOwne,
Nd, where MIR. Jewett has country place. Mr..
Jewett and family spent the winter OF So 81 in
this city, occupying Major Bates house on 18th
street, and the bride and groom met In society
here.