The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-02-15
SOCIAL. ANn prnsoNAL.

of the United States Geo oglcal Survey,
rave beautiful reception to about twenty |
young couples last evening, the occasion I
being IN honor Of her daughter, Miss
Florenco's birthday The evenings
pleasure commenced with the Bean Bag
Clubs entertainment, and several won
beautiful prizes, that were given by the
hostess Refreshments were served, and
the remainder of the evening was taken up
In dancing, and was dissipated In until
late hour. Among the guests were Misses
Lena Collins, Josephine Arnold, Susie
Nichols, Annie RAISER, Emma Winter
Florence and Jennie Barron, Mary
Clements, Roberta Keefer, Lille Cloughly
Of New Jersey, Anderson, Sallie Gresham,
Blanche Herbert, marguerite Cole, Marion
Moss; Mr. and Mrs. Osborne; Mcssre.
w Rosser, Charles Thomas, Neal Sweet,
Charles King, jr., Glen Farl,. Frank
Arnold, Arthur Campbell, II. w. moncurc,
Howard Rogers, Wilbur, Keefer, Mateo,
Henrique Jcpper, Robert Partridge, Harry
G. Haifol, Guy Davis, Lieutenant N. L.
Bognrd, John Harris and Roweli Rogers.
The ladies' of the Garfield Aid, In charge
Of the art exhibition, to be held at Vice
President Morton's residence next month,
have laid out their plans. The exhibition
will open ON the evening OF the 9TH OF
Mouh by a full-dress reception, for which
tickets at IS, admitting gentleman and
lauy, VIII NC solu. IL IL eNpoctcu tnab Nirs'
Harrison will receive with the reception
committee, az she has already shown q
warm interest In the project as an encour-
agement to American artists. The exhibit
tion will continue fortnight, and every
afternoon committee Of ladies and assist-
ante will serve tea and light refreshments |.
Another brilliant throng of Washington's
fair women and brave men filed the White
house last evening, tne ocenslon ue,hS Ilo
Tecep,loh gwen py .ne rrcs,uch' T u'iu nts,
~, ,n, w W " o,,t;an .nu ~ M so.so,, ev.rv
iaT,, .ass ,"oi odvonfago Of n and n seen,ea
,ha; ro',,i,, oS a,i tbe snn,ety y ,aaders az th.
S'anit"i we're present The toilets worn bv
the ladies were simply dazzling. In fact,
every woman looked a ureen, and every
man A king. On the whole, IL was the most
ENJOYABLE reception given this season at the
White House.
Miee sopbie ID Markoe and Professor
Samuel Franklin Emmons were married at
q o'clock last evening AZ the residence of
the Misses Markoe, 1i25 II street, the Rev.
Dr. William Leonard OF st. Johns Church
officiating. Anumber of prominent society
people witnessed the marriage. A recep-
tion and COLLATION. followed, ana at S0elpck
the Professor and MS bride lett on we'd
alng .our, ihey VIII rcs'ue oh IL s'rce' OH
'hc" re'uih
br' d. "chey pVVco unu ,iiss ha.iaine
= ager were quietiy harriea yesSeIuay az
sne nonig sr, VI ene pn oiiuo o =, .hoTa.,
selec,; ~ me 1 ncs; neeso mul'y si y, ',.s viz
0niv The intimote fri,nds : nj tbc contracting
parties were present. The happy couple
book The 8.ad train for the south amid a
shower of rice and old slippers.
Secretary and Mrs Fairchild have been
ohlioed In o.ive nm tbeir dinncr and recen-
ton to the Speaker and Mrs. Carlisle on
Monday evening on account Of the illness
of the Secrctary's father. Secretary Fair
child was summoned to Cazenovia, n. r.,
late iast hlgnt py teiegraui announcing
'he alarming 'inhess Vi ms ia'her'
"A Delsarte Solree VIII pe glven Ior .ne
Seneh. OF tne HeMsooys anu r,, Nnlnreas aiu
evcning noyt under diraction of Miss Emrna
loan Nilsson Dir BiscboT Ne Xander
Mr.. Miersch, Miss Mattingly, Miss Moore,
Miss Jewell, Mrs. Powell and Miss Wilson
will take part.
| The trustees of the Young Woman's
Christian Home, 323 Z street northwest,
hold reception and musicale at the Metro
poiitan M. \. Church, four-and-a-hait
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ofycioted
l Mrs. Senator Dolph held her rconlar
weekly reception yesterday. She was as
ssIted by her daughter, Mrs. Richard