Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21
SOCIETY NOTES.

fortnight at least. Mrs. Cleveland saw few ladies'
O'Clock. and Miss cleveland greeled a rew = Old Id
friends, inquired about Others and made some new
acQuaintances. Miss Cleveland Is In excellent
fuller and roster than when she presided over the
domestic affairs or the White House.
The three Misses West left the city yesterday af-
ternoon for New York. whence they sail to-day on
m tic corps were DOWN to the station to see them
on, with the exception OF the Russian minister,
who is still confined to his room Flowers in pro-
fusion were carried down to the train for them.
Miss West, in q dress OF black and red striped
wool, black cloth jacket, braided and red capole
had a large bunch OF lilies OF the valley in her
OF brown cloth flecked with white aud promenade
mats firmly anchored by wells well pinned. The
roses and viOets. and Miss Ainaiia. in addition TO
numerous bouquets, wore knot OF violets In her
ulster teri 'front.' ~ Mr. o and Mrs Henry Edwardss, Mr.
Miss Mamie Macomb, Miss Dodge, Mr.. Kearney
Warren, Baron Won Zedtwitz, Mr.. Won Mumm, Mr..
Muruaga, Mr.. du Bose, Mr. de Bounder, Mr.. Rou-
stan, Count Sala, Baron dIIaJuoa, ChevaIier
Favera, Baron Fava, Col. Frey, Mavroyeni Bey and
Mrs. Bonaparte composed the company who saw
them off.
Mrs. and the Misses Preston, the wife and daugh-
ters of the Haytien minister, saw a number Of
prominent society people at their reception yes
terday afternoon. The family has leased their
making 1t their home for some years. They expect
to go TO Lake George in June Tor the summer
months.
The Mexican minister and Madame Romero have
on Monday evening, April 30. Dancing at 8 O'Clock
This event marks the formal social opening OF the
new legation building on l street, and would have
been given In Easter week but for the death OF their
near neighbor chief Justice Waite.
Secretary Bayard entertained a company at
handsome dinner party last night to meet Minister
Phelps.
Mrs Greedy gave ladies' luncheon to-day.
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con On Thursday.
Miss Agnes Kennedy gave luncheon YESTERDAY
In honor OF MIRA John Anderson, OF Dungannon, Ire
land, formerly Miss Farley, OF this city.
Cards are out for the wedding OF Dr. Robert z.
Henning ana Miss Mary Louise Jones, at Metro
politan Presbyterian church. 4th and streets
southeast, next Wednesday evening.
At the closing meeting Of the Ladies' Historical
Society, at the residence OF Mr. Horatio King yes
terday, Mrs Julia Schayer presided. The usual
program was omitted, and the members and guests
were entertained Unexpectedly by Prof. Thomas
Davidson, OF New York, who read an able essay
upon Greek education TO the time of ARISTOTLE
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Hall. The Misses Warner, Pike, Hill ana Bradley
contributed choice music, after which Prot David
son reclJed several Scotch ballads by request. The
society then adjourned until next November.
The Arbutus Club gave successful dance at the
l2th-street conservatory Of music Thursday even
Ing.
Mrs. Frank Bound, Of PIP 4th street southeast
will not be home on Monday.
The Unity Club met last evening at the residence
OF DR.. Bland. Mr.. Charles Davies read paper on
Cicero ana music was rendered by Miss White,
Miss Davis, and Mr.. Whtpple. and recitattons by
Miss Sneed and Mr.. ID. !. Murphy.
The Literary Society meets this evening at the
residence OF Mr.. A. G. Heaton, 1918 18th street.
Mrs. John ]. Chew has postponed che tea for
Monday afternoon, to which she was inviting her
friends.
An enjoyable musicale was held at the residence
Of Mrs. w. G. Me- zerott last evening. Miss Maude
with violin obngato by Miss Holmes. Refresh.
ments were served at 10 O'Clock, after which dan
cling was INDUCED in.
Mrs. Harriet Lane johnson is the guest Of Mrs
MacAnster Laughton.
Mrs. Truxton Beale, OF Philadelphia. is the
guest OF Mrs. John R. Mclean.
Mr.. Harry Pierson, Of Albany, is the guest of
MIA John v. l. Pruyn,
The Cross Country Club has sent out Invitations
for another hunt on Monday. The meeting win
De @ at MI Pleasant and II is understood that there
Mrs. Col. l. A. Rosecrans and daughter have
gone to New York for a couple Of weeks.
Mrs George N. Beale, OF street, will move to
West washington next week.
Mr.. Lucius Tuckerman and Mr.. 6. G. Ward. gave
dinner parties on Thursday night
Mrs Tainter gave card party for young people
last evening.
The wedding OF Mr.. Frank A. Mute and Miss
Birdie Harvey Thursday evening was an usually
pretty one. The ceremony was performed by Dr.
e. A: Harvey, the father Of the bride, and Dr.
Bischon presided at the organ. The ushers were
MT. Magruder. OF Richmond, Va, and Messrs
Rudy, Balantyne and stewart OF this city, and
the bridesmaids, Miss Jessie Harvey, sister OF the
pride; Miss Cora Harrington, OF this city; Miss
re Bullwinkle, OF Greenwich. cousin OF the BRIDE
The bridesmaids wore Uniform costumes of cream
satin and tuile, with bouquets of La France roses
nlshed with chantiliy lace, ana she carried bou-
9uet OF rose-buds and Lilies OF the valley. The
bridal couple were preceded BY little Mildred Craw-
ford, the brides niece. The church was beauti-
Iuly decorated with nowerA MI. and Mrs. Mute
nave gone TO New York and other points North.