Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-17
Society Notes.
Mrs, Hearst entertainad q ,arya

AeoA ~ cneor edineo lafHe company yeSeors
oay aIternoon, who were much interested In
reading oy Miss Townsend, OF Boston. The guests
were seated comfortably in folding chairs In the
q arTawing,room and dining-room. Mrs Hearst wore
Lohuon mouse dress OF soft surah black silk, made
with high pulled sleeves and trimmed on waist
ano sklIt with broad bands OF Irish point lace.
with front OF white silk veiied with black lace
T The subject OF Miss Townsend's paper was "The
Iheater OF Ancient Greece" and 1t was an hour
ana Bostonese tone. Some OF those present were
1r;SMr anu MS &; B. Loring. Judge and Mrs Mac
Mrs Stanford Mrs. csna Willis MIS- HALLIDAY
MISS Dawes, Mrs. Langhorne Mrs Stewart, Mrs.
patten, Mrs. John NJ. Glover, Mrs. Darlington,
johnson, Mrs Greeiy, Mrs. Babbitt. Miss Camp
bell, Mrs. Febiger, Mrs Dali, Mrs CabeIl, Mrs
SSo,uverneur, Mrs Porter, Mrs A. Leo Knott, Mrs.
Poliok, Miss Scott, Mrs Senator Gray, Mrs Breton,
Mrs. Cockrell, Miss Page, and Mrs O'Reilly.
rev. Father Richard Thomas Burke, assistant
pastor OF ST. Augustine church, is lying DANGER
Susly III at the parsonage Father Burke is much
beloved in his parish and by many friends outside
his church.
Mrs. j. II. Baxter is at Fortress Monroe FOR
week.
Senator and Mrs. Hawley have returned from
Old Point.
Mrs Henry Bacon and Miss Bacon have 10.
turned from twomonths sojourn in Florida.
MI. Arthur Dutton, OF this city, son OF Mrs Ad-
y"
Annapolis this morning. The bride is a grand
daughter Of the late Bishop Pinkney and the
groom IS grandson of the late Admiral sands.
Aunlral ana Mrs. Franklin and Mrs Sands were
present az the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton
proceeded to New YORK for a few days stay, and
VIII take up their residence here soon.
MIS- and Miss Edmunds, wife and daughter Of
senator Edmunds, have returned from Aiken.
wnere tney spent the past winter.
An enjoyable tea was given sunday at Prospect
cottage, tne home OF Mrs. Southworth, by her sis
yer MIS- Baden, assisted by her daughters. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Lrcoln Mrs.
Mrs. Van Buren,. -.
Mrs. Anna Gren gave a birthday party last
evening TO her little daughter Annie Covers were
laid for fifteen.
Mrs Senator Hoar will be at home Thursday af.
ternoon, and will have with her her sister, Mrs.
Rice, of Massachusetts,
Mrs. Capt. Pierce, OF Morgant0wn, W. Va, Is
visiting her sisters the Misses Brown, 2121 r
street.
Miss Ida V. Cox and n. F. Hines will be married
Friday afternoon at the Fifth Baptist church.
The frieLds Of ex-Treasurer Z. n. Jordan will be
the space or three months, In the loss OF his
youngest daughter, Bertha, who died In New YORK
on sunday.
Mrs. and Miss Mudrow have returned to the
Ebbitt from Old Point, where they spent several
weeks. Miss Bate, who accompanied them, also
returned.
Secretary Bayard emphaticaIly denies the re-
port, which has been revived, that he and Mrs.
Folsom are TO be married. He considers the use OF
her name utterly unwarranted, and says he has
Dut the slightest possible acquaintance with her.
Mrs. Coyle and Mrs. Z. X. Goldsborough gave a
luncheon party to-day, in honor of the Misses
shepherd, OF Troy. n. Y. The table was decorated
with l0ng-stemmed 1acQueminot roses, which were
strewn upon the cloth. Among the guests were
Mrs. n. $. Lincoln, Miss AcCamon and Miss
Rodgers.
Mrs. WOrden and Miss Worden entertained q
company Of ladies at breakfast this morning.
Covers were laid for ten. and the flowers we've jon
Qulls. The guests were Mrs. HObson, Mrs. Andrews,
Miss Adds, Miss Howard, Miss Howell, Miss Brad
ley, Miss Daisy Davis and Miss Gwynne.
Mrs Judge Drake gave ladies luncheon to
day.
Mr.. George c. Clausen. president OF the New
York Riding Club, that 80 pleased an audience at
the riding academy here recently Tor the benent Of
charity, will sail for Europe next week
The engagement OF Morton McMichael Jr., and
Miss Louise Seegar OF Philadelphia, is announced.
Mr.. McMichael is the son or Col. McMichael who
was the United STATES district marshal here dur
ing the term OF the late President Arthur.
Ex-Secretary and Mrs. McCulloch are making ar
rangements to remove TO their country residence,
where they viii spend the summer.
Joseffy, the famous pianist, Will play at SecIe-
tary Whitney'S tonight.