Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-01
SOCIAL MATTERS.
What Fashionable People are Doing
Personal Notes


New Hampshire avenue; Mrs. Crosby. l71S Con-
necticut avenue; Mrs. J. C. Poor 2O13 Hillyer
Place; Mrs VI. Smith, 1916 18th street; Mrs. Jas f.
Barbour. 17i1 Rhode Island avenue; Mrs
George 5. Fraser, 1902 Goth street; Mrs.
Symes. 1901 18th street; Mrs. Casey and
Miss Elizabeth Gray Casey 20l9 Hilver
Place; Mrs. John s. Williams IS LAFAYETTE
square; Mrs. Logan Waller. Miss Florence Wal
Ter, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Jno. III. Russell and
Miss Russell, 1903 De Sales street; Mrs. Lang
horne. 12lO 18th street; Mrs. J. G. Payne. Mrs.
McCalmont, Mrs. Hampden Zane 1915 18th
street; Mrs. John Lynch, 1522 Connecticut
avenue; Mrs. Horace s. Cummings, 1856 h
street: Mrs. II. c. Parker 1884 NJ street. Mrs
Augustus Schoonmaker, 1908 18th street, as
sisted BY her daughter, Mrs. Lawton. of New
York, and Mrs. Judge Cooley; Mrs. and the
Misses Trenholm, assisted by Misses Thompson
and Symonton, of South Carolina.
The front door of the johnson annex of the
Arlington hotel is closed to visitors to-day and
all must pass through the main corridors OF
the hotel to reach the apartments of Gen. Har-
rlson- The ladies of the party saw no visitors
this morning and many cards were left for
them. Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee lunched with
Miss Gouverneur on Rhode Island avenue to-
day. The other guests were Mrs. Hoos. OF
New York. who came over to spend the inaugu-
ration week with her family; Mrs. W. g. john
SON, of Frederick, who is in the city for the
day; Miss Bowen, Miss Mollie Owens, and Mrs.
4. q. Brown, who is the daughter of Senator
laws, VI west NuSlfDd, anu was one OF MIS-.
NcKee's bridesmaids at her marriage. Mrs.
Russell Harrison will receive this afternoon
with Mrs. Henry q. Bowen at the Arlington.
and Mrs. Harrison will drive this afternoon
with John Sherman.
Mrs. Hearst gave sumptuous luncheon of
fifteen covers to-day in honor of her guest,
Mrs. A. E. Head. of San Francisco. The pre-
vailing color in the table adOrnments were yell
low. The table cloth was of the finest linen.
the napkins were embroidered in yellow silks
In many shade, chrysanthemums and butterflies
and the name cards were hand-painted large
pieces OF Chinese rice paper in designs of flow
ers, and they were tackled upon fringed
lengths Of yellow MORE ribbon. A large OBJ
long cutglass jardinette filed the center of the
table and was itself filled with yellow jonquils
and tulips. and two large cut-glass bowls we're
full OF the same variety of flowers. Four beau
tiful branching candelabra held burning vel
low tapers shaded by yellow fringed shades.
Mrs. Hearst wore demi-Irained gown of olive
green brocade with front of satin stripped
with velvet. Mrs. Head wore hand
The other guests were Mrs. Fuller,
Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Carlisle. Mrs. John NJ.
Wilson, Madam Barreda, the Baroness Rosen,
the Countess SpOnneck, Mrs. George Il. Loring.
Miss Mildred Lee, Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee. Mrs Pol
lock, Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. GOuverneur,.
After the luncheon the ladies repaired to the
drawing-room where handsome bouquets of
yellow roses tied with yellow ribbons were pre-
scented them.
Mrs. Harrison's reception closed yesterday
at 4 o'clock. and she and Mrs. Mckee. with the
children. went out for a drive Gen Har-
rison and Mr.. W. II. II. Miller took walk be-
tween and 6. During the early evening
Speaker Carlisle. Editor Nurat Halstead, and
Senator Sherman called. Mrs. Harrisons
father, DIR. Scott, and Mrs. Lord, his sister,
spent the evening with Mrs. Harrison.
The last entertainment by the Thursday As
hIx- Ill
the Rifles armory. The hall was deliberately
and tastefully decorated and many of the cos
tunes worn by the ladies were exceptionally
handsome. The guests were received by the
executive committee consisting of MIR. Hubbard
Taylor Smith, Ensign A. y. Mayer. L. 5. \.
MIR. ST. Julien B. Dapray, Nr. Ross Thompson,
Assistant Engineer Benz. G.. Bryan. L. S. N:
Lieutenant George Burnette. U. :. VI. c.; Mr..
VIM. L. GriswOid. Mr.. Herbert VI. Wilson. Lieu
tenant Lowell X. Reynolds. Among the guests
were Mrs. Bate, Miss Marshall. Mrs. Quay. Misses
Quay, Lieut. Quay. Miss Armstrong. Count and
Countess de FOIard, Mr.. H. c. Gibson. Miss
Agnes Gibson Miss Lottie Gibson, Mrs. and
Miss Wheeler, Lieut.. Marsh, Capt Hall. Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Thompson, Mr.. II. Taylor Smith,
Miss Smith, Mrs. Iull, Lieut.. f. f. Beatty.
Lieut.. Edgar Russell, DIR. o. VI. Muncaster.
Mrs. o. NJ. Muncaster, Lieut.. b. W. Hodges
Slr. VIM. Ruff. Lieut.. J. c. COlwell. Mr. and
Mrs. ]. L. Beall, Mrs. Wilson, Miss Daisey vii
son, Mr.. Cameron. Mrs Terrence Miss HugalI.
Wales. Mr.. Orlando G. Wales, Mrs. and Miss
Bankhead. Judge Baber. Miss Fuller Miss
Maud Fuller. Lieut.. L. Tappan. Mr.. Shu Cheon
Pom. of the Chinese legation; Mrs. Thompson,
Miss Thompson. Captain and Mrs. Haskall.
Miss Jenkins, Miss Stableman. Mrs Converse.
Lieut.. Lyman. Mr.. Ii. Warren Smith. DIR. T. NJ
Norton, Lieutenant and Mrs ]. ID. HAYNES.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Lemley. Miss Palmer
Lieut.. II. NJ. DonbOugh. Mr.. Tyler, Mr. VIM
Gresham, Mr.. Frank Trenholm Miss Chandler
Anna Wilson, Miss Dansell, DIR. r. 5. Hill. Miss
Ada Morgan, Lieutenant and Mrs. II. s. Chase
Miss Brown, Miss Whitney, Lieutenant and
Mrs. G. &. Marsh, Miss Florence Bacon,
the Misses Oiphant, Lieut. l.. X. Reynolds,
Mr.. +. j. Reynolds, Miss Houston. Miss Beall.
Mr.. c. Beall, DIR. Clark Patterson, Mrs. and
Miss Edes, Lieut. +. J. Moses, Mrs. and Miss
Moses, Mr.. H. NJ Foxon. Miss Thomas Miss
Marion Thomas. the Misses Wilkinson. DIR. G.
Kennedy. Mr.. F. j. Muller. Lieut. g. W. Den
field, Miss COburn, Mrs. LOring Seavey. Mr.
Frank Hatton. Mr.. f. A. Bowers. Mr.. Dwight
Bowers, Miss Page, Lieut.. W. Il. Whiting. Mr.
Johns, Mr.. W. II. Welsh Mr.. T. Durant Mrs.
c. DeKay Towsend, Miss L. Harsell. Miss Stet-
son, Lieut.. C. III. Laucheimer. Miss Clafin.
Miss Hyatt, Miss Randall, Miss Towne. Ensign
and Mrs. W. l.. Howard, Mr.. VIM. Wheatley,
Mrs. and Miss Darneille. Mr.. T.. c.. Pendleton.
Miss Soule, Miss McNulty. Mr.. R. c. Chapman.
Miss McCalmont. Mr.. I. Pratt Clarke, Miss K
Gibson, DIR. l. L. Reed, Lieut. L. c. Fletcher.
Reamer, Mr.. C.. c. Reamer. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
X. Billings, Mr.. Duvall Webb. Mr. L. D. Page.
Miss Munson. Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Clarke, Mr.
j. Pierce, Miss kinnipOle, Miss Wimans. Miss
LLOYD. Miss Ruth Brown. Mr. Rucker. Mr.. j.
H. Welsh, Miss Mira Noyes Miss Moves.
Miss Boutelle, MIR. ]. e. McLeran,
Lieut.. W. b. Caperton, Mr.. Cameron. Mr. r. b.
Cameron. Mrs. j. G.. Walker, Miss Walker.
Mr.. ]. Z. Blackwell. Mrs. J. L. Barbour, Miss
Barbour, Mrs. Irving. Mr.. II. Il. Brodhead.
Miss Marie Raum, Mr.. Charles B. Bassett Mrs.
J. II. Bacon. Miss Bacon. MIR. H. w. Carpenter.
Mrs. Emil Thesis. Miss Edith Campbell, Miss
Booker. Miss y. Campbell, Mr.. W. L. Burchill
Mr.. Darneiile, MIR. Parker. Miss b. Logan. Miss
Logan, Mr.. II. ii. Mckee. Mr.. Vim. Ed O'Nein,
Mr.. Barry Bulky, Mr.. Edward Pugh. Mr. l..
D. Pace, Lieut.. F. E. Beatty. Lieut.. n T..
Mason. Mr.. +. C. Barnard. Lieut.. G. W. Den
field, Lieut. Il. b. Vance. DR. and Mrs. I'll. ID.
Fry. Mr.. Vim. T. Griswold. Mr.. y. J. Peters.
Or. c. B. Ewing, Ensign II. p. Norton. Mr.. Will
Ferret jr., Mr. James Carey. Mr. Knott, MIR. A..
Keith, Mr.. B. Sheppard White Mr.. II. s. Bar
bour. Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Barbour. MIR. and
Mrs ii. 5. Berry. Miss George Blackjack Mr..
II III. Wyeth. Mrs. and Miss Hill. Mrs Allen ID.
Brown. Miss Brown, bliss Eaton. Mr. j. L..
Heiskel. Ensign w. l.. Chambers, Mr. F..
Dixon, Nr. Frank Marten. Miss Burchill. Mr..
Menocal, Mr.. Herbert NJ. Wilson. Mr. III. Nj.
Black, Miss Rice. Mr.. Elliott Miss Daysv. Mr..
Il. c. Chapman. Ensign and Mrs. T. III. Chase.
Lieut.. Bryan, Miss Houston. Miss Quackenbush.
Mr.. and Miss Addison. Miss McRoberts Lieut..
B. W. Hodges. Mr.. Graham. Mr. W. Roger
Clay. MIR. Brainard, Lieut.. Russell. Miss Bodell.
Dir. G. =. Wilson. Lieut.. L. II. Tillman. Lieut..
l. Fletcher, MIR. Edward A. Wilson Dir De-