Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-04
Society Notes.

Ccie1ofy NuAs ieLt to-oay Tor Auantlc CITY 10 Be-
change necessary. Mrs Villas win spend q part OF
row evening.
MIS- j. T. Jones gave luncheon to-day OF forty.
sl1 covers: The company was divided into eleven
parties, who sat down at eleven tables and each
table had It's special noral centerpiece. As the
guests arrived the men were given boutonnieres
mower on the table to which they We're as as.
bouquets The unique idea Of ns luncheon on 30
At taSs SAL 4 sm
MI. Josiah McR0berts, Miss Anna Hope HUDSON
ana Miss Pattsn, and their flowers were yac9ue-
terrified and Miss Myrtle Jones, sat about another
table with q centerpiece OF yellow roses DR..
GER Of Sam ran and Miss ConSs smith
formed party about q center OF nephetos roses.
Mr.; Freeman, Miss Viola Myer, Lieut.. stevens,
France roses. Mr.. O'Brien. Miss Mullan, Mr.. Tay-
lor, and Miss Josephine Patten occupied a table
adorned with wealth OF American beauty roses.
Mrs. Bali were seated together. and their flowers
were lilies OF the valley. Mr. Harry Lee Reynolds,
Mss Mary ou sherman, MI Boeuiye and Miss
with blue forget-me-nOts MI. Mark b. Kerr,
Miss Helen Myer, Mr.. James Morrill,, and Miss
Mary Wilson formed circle about a mound OF
white carnations. Mr.. John NJ. Harlan Miss Jessie
Jones, Mr.. Fava and Miss Cullom mad pink carns-
tons for their flowers. Count de Foresta, Miss
u,
the guest OF Mrs. senator stewart, were assigned
a table decorated with parma violets Mr.. Spring
Rice, Mr.. PiexottO Lieut. MOrreil, Miss HenriQues
the hostess, Mrs J. P. Jones. The flowers were
white nlacs and Jacqueminot roses
Mrs. Ira Davenport has as guests the Misses
Warren, of New Brunswick N. j., and Miss Shep-
luncheon OF ten covers 10 their honor. The guests
were Miss Viele, Miss Deer1ng, Miss Nellie Painter,
Miss Alice Maury, MIS- SeatOn Schroeder and Mrs.
Nhn fabl AtxasIv
nOts and daisies.
MI. Alex. Magruder gave breakfast to-day to
party OF young people TO meet Miss French, OF
Newport. who is her guest.
Mrs Rittenhouse, OF West Washington, gave a
supper party last evening.
Judge and Mrs John Davis entertained company
at dinner last evening.
"Paul kauvar," at the National Theater tomorrow
night will be notable society event. The per-
Torrance Is for the benefit OF the Washington
pieces OF President and Mrs Cleveland and a num-
Der OF ladies and gentlemen prominent In Official
and social life at the capital Mr.. Steele Mackaye
has consented to enact the title role OF his
full play and the other characters will be assumed
by the members OF II. c. Miners famous company.
The performance promises to be great social ana
A pleasant progressive euchre party was given
last night by Mr.. and Mrs Jno W. Corson In honor
OF Miss Lyons, Of Richmond, who is visiting Mrs.
C0rSOn.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland went to drive
yesterday afternoon later than usual, and Miss
Katherine Willard accompanied them.
Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland lunched with
Mrs. Laughton yesterday and drove with her in
the afternoon Mrs. Laught0n has recently recov-
cred from a serious illness.
Mrs. Dolph had with her yesterday her sister,
Mrs. COthran, and the Misses Brayman, OF Salem,
Ore and Miss Odeneal, her nieces and the ladies
held a charming reception.
Mrs. Wilkinson Call and Mrs. Butler have dis
continued their Thursday at homes
Mrs. J. p. Jones had her usual pleasant coterie
about her yesterday. Miss Myrtle Jones, OF Cleye-
land, has been Joined by her younger sister, Miss
visiting Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. stanford is entertaining Miss Catherwood,
of San Francisco.
Mrs. Sabin and Miss Murphy saw callers yester-
day. Miss Murphy returns TO her home in st. Paul
next week.
Mrs. Adds and Mrs. Walter Woods gaveluncheon
parties yesterday.
Mrs. Platu, mother OF Mrs. Dickinson, has been
Ill since she came to the city. She is now suffi-
GENTLY recovered to drive out.
Minister de Strive, who was SO severely injured
recently by being thrown from his horse, was out
driving yesterday afternoon for the first time since
MS accident. He was accompanied by MIR. Greger.
Miss EusIis and Miss Lulie Eustis are in the city,
and are occupying the house OF the late w. w.
COrcoran, on street.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. D. Cabell have issued invita-
lions, &C.
Lieut.. John c. Fremont has changed his resi-.
dence from Craven Terrace to 1764 K street north
ACOl and Mrs. Truesdell gave dinner at Mana
casSet last evening. There were present Misses
Robinson, Of Auburn, N. Y; Miss Hemstreet, Maj.
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