The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-02-08
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The President and Mrs. Cleveland last
evening entertained the Judiciary at dinner.
As usual on such occasions the decorations
were something grand and the skill OF the
artist could he seen ut every turn.
The President escorted Mrs. Fuller, wife
Of the Chief Justice, aud the Chief Justice
escorted Mrs. Cleveland. The other guests
were:
Mr.. Justice GRAY and Mrs Blatchford.
Mr. Justice Lamar aud Mrs. Butler.
Mr.. Justice Miller and Miss Gray.
Mr. Justice Blatchford and Mrs. Ed
munds.
Mr. Justice Harlan aud Mrs. Miller
Senator Edmunds and Mrs Eustis.
Senator Pugh and Mira Gray.
Senator Evarts aud Mrs. MacVeagh.
Senator Gray and Mrs. Evarts.
Governor lloadly and Mrs Herman.
Senator Eustis and Mrs. Pugh.
Senator Butler and Mrs. Oates.
MIR. Herman and Mrs. Collins.
President Gilman and Mrs. Wilson.
Mr.. Bullilt and Mrs. Cummings.
Mr.. Morgan and Mrs. Folsom.
Mr.. MacVcaeh and Mrs Gilman.
Mr.. Collins and Mrs. lIoadly.
MIR. Rogers and Mrs. Lamont
Mr.. Oates and Mrs. llieskell.
The high tea given last evening by Gen
oral and Mrs. Benet was by far the most
successful OF any this season. The tea was
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Mrs. Benet.
The most brilliant and successful enter
tainment Of the season was the reception
given last evening at the Arno BY Represen-
tative and Mrs s. " White OF New York.
The decorations were the handsomest ever
seen at similar reception.
Mis-. Wallace and Mrs. Washington OF
the Portland Will be at homo TO callers on
Tuesdays.
Mrs. james b. McCreary held her last re-
ception Of the season at Willard's yester-
day.
The members of the Diplomatic Corps
were entertained at dinner last evening by
the Secretary Of State and Miss Bayarh.
A musicale, from to 8 p. IN, will be
given to-day by Mrs. George Brown Of Con
nccticut avenue.
Mr. II. j. Finley has returned from his
visit to New York
Mrs. Stanford held her first reception yes
tcrday. She was assisted by Mrs. Condit
Smith. A number of politicians and mem
bers Of the Diplomatic Corps were among
the callers.
The reception given by Mrs. Dolph yes
terday WAS a very enjoyable one.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Hearst FOR Colonial ball, which promises
to exceed in brilliancy The one of last sea
son. party OF friends have been invited
by Mrs. Hearst for tomorrow evening at
$50 o'clock.
Miss Frances Carrck and Miss Marietta
Hawkins Of Kentucky are visiting Mrs. j.
w. Mcmillan OF this city. They will prob
ably remain here the balance OF the season
| General j. G. Breclnrdge, the new Iu-
/ spectorG General U. s. A., has leased No.
! 1914 Connecticut avenue and is about to
move into it.
! Miss Taylor assisted Mrs. Senator Morrill,
at her reception yesterday afternoon. Sena-
tor and Mrs. Morrill, will give dinner
this evening to the Vermont Congressional
delegation.
The third aud last assembly aud german
by the lhurday Club was held at the
Rifles Arfnory last evening About
seyenty-flve couples were present.
MIR. w. II. Russell of New York and
Miss Jennie Reed OF this city will be
married early in March.
Mrs. aud Miss Weber will not receive
to-day, but will be at home on Fridays until
the end of the season.
Mrs. and Miss Butterworth. Mrs. Far
qulmr, Mrs. Black and Madam Mutsu will
not be at home to-day.
Miss Sliugluff OF Baltimore, who has
hecn visiting Mrs. j. Il. Barbour, has re
turned to her home.