Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-06
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Whae Well-known People are Doing
Personal Mention.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Payne returned to the city
"a saturday evening from New York city,
where they have been spending the past fort
Capt. Busher has gone TO Cincinnati, to be
absent for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs Jules Guthridge, LEFT to-day for
Hamilton, Virginia, where they viii spend a
short season.
Secretary Hudelist and Mrs. Hudelist. of the
French legation, have left the city and Will sail
Tor France this week. Count Sala. who has
been absent for some months, is TO return here
this year.
One Of the pretty luncheons given last week
was that at which Miss Juliette Norton enter
tanned a company of young ladies on Tuesday.
The decorations were pink. The center-piece
Was an oval basket of La France roses and the
favors were boabonnieres in the form of pink
water Hires. The guests were Miss Card. Miss
Condit Smith, Miss Maud Gouveneur. Miss
Maud Davidge, Miss Toland. Miss Anna Barnes
Miss Louise c. Shepard, Miss Speed. Miss Ken
nedy, and Miss Fleming.
The Ladies' Aid of the Homeopathic hospi-
tai will resume the lunch series that was so
grateful source of revenue in past spring
seasons and will give four luncheons during
this month. Mrs. Clephane. of 1925 h street,
will open her handsome house for the first
tertainnlent on Thursday, at O'Clock.
Mr.. Anthony Pollok entertained a company
Of twelve gentlemen at breakfast yesterday.
Miss Evelna Heap and Lieut.. Gleaves. of
the navy. will be married at st. Johns church
the evening of the 18th of June. at
O'Clock.
VI. Murusga, the Spanish minister, will re-
move the legation from Its present building. on
Highland Terrace. and take a house for that
purpose on Massachusetts avenue. between 10th
and 18th streets.
Judge Wylie is negotiating for the purchase
of r.. .,ol
parties place.
The entertainment called Illustrated Songs"
was successfully given at Willard hall by
the trustees of the ChIldren's country home. in
aid Of that popular charity. ON Saturday night.
The stage pictures were most effective and the
music was good The singing of Miss Louise
e. Shepard. Miss Halle English. Miss Mary
Wilson, and Mr.. Fred. Moffat was a charming
feature. The audience was large. After the pro-
gram was concluded the floor cleared for
dancing.
The presentation hop TO the class Of 80.
given by the undergraduates of the national
deaf mute college. will take place at gvmna-
SUM hall on Friday evening.
The engagement Of Mr.. Henry G. Weber. Of
Baltimore, to Miss Louise S. Rosenberg, of
Washington. Is announced.
X. A Phillips and family moved out to their
pleasant North Arlington summer residence
the I'd inst.
Miss Crewdie Cox. of Virginia. is visiting
Miss Cralle. of 3Ol street northwest
Mrs. Nj. +. Stevens. of San Francisco. is Wis
ting the city and is the guest of Mrs. Dr.
Bland
The exercises at the deaf mute college to-
morrow afternoon viii be of more than usual
interest. Is the completion of the first quarter
century Of the college Will be celebrated. The
President Is expecttd TO preside. and ex-senator
Patterson. of New Hampshire. who spoke at
the Inauguration of the college twenty five
wears ago, Will deliver an address President
GallaEdet. assisted BY his daughter who has
been spending the winter IN Denver. and by
some OF the ladies OF Kendall Green. will re-
ceive his friends informally at his residence
immediately after the public exercises.
Mrs. John Wanamaker and family are e1-
peeted home from Paris early in June
Lady Lonsdale arrived in New York yester-
day from Europe and will join her husband.
Lord Lonsdale. who Is now i'll San Francisco.
An interesting meeting of tine Literary So
ciety was held at the residence of DR.. Gallau-
Diet. Kendall Green. on saturday. Realism in
Fiction was tine subject under conside ration.
IN which part was taken by Messrs. Clarke
Burnett, Nicolay. Hoffman,. and President
KEENAN,. The regular exercises were followed
BY the recitation OF an original poem written
many years ago by Rev. DR.. Hill, ex-president
of Harvard college. and two or three songs
chsrmIngly rendered. BY Miss Brodenstein
With accompaniment on the piano by Miss Bell
From social point of view the evening was a
brilliant affair. and greatly enjoyed by more
than the average attendance of invited guests
At the Cosmos Climb there will be shown this
evening an exhibition of original drawings of
architectural subject, used as illustrations in
the leading magazines. 1t Is understood that
the display will be quite large in numbers and
valuable from professional point of view. as
IT l. certain to be interesting to visitors gener-
ally The view tonight will be limited to
members of the club. but the assembly hail. in
which the exhibit is made. will be open to
ladies and gentlemen. who will be admitted on
members card. on Tuesday and Wednesday
from 10 TO 5 o'clock