The Washington critic., 1889-02-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Harvey Spalding VIII not receive
tomorrow.
Mrs Senator Payne is soiourning at Old
Point Comfort.
Mrs William NJ. Bass win be at home to
callers on Thursday.
Mrs. John Moore will not he at home TO
visitors this a'ternoon.
Cards have been issued by Mrs lIornsby
for tea on the 2Sth instant.
Mrs. s. E. wLeatley will hold her las,
reception for the season this evening.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Clarke will hold her last
reception of the season this afternoon
An enjoyable luncheon of six covers was
given yesterday by Mrs. Augustus Tyler.
Mrs. John T. Heard of Si4 New Jersey
avenue will not be at home to callers to-
day.
Cards have been issued by Mrs. Lieuten-
ant Main for tea ON Thursday, Fcbru-
ary 28.
Mrs. Justice Harlan brought her weekly
receptions 10 close for the season yes
terday,
DIR. James +. IIartigan has returned from
his trip to Atlantic City, greatly improved
in health.
The correspondent of the Marsballtown
Times, Iowa, Mrs. Nettic Sanford Chaplin,
is In the city.
The wives of the Coreans will attend the
tea given this evening by the secretaries of
the Legation.
Mr fTbntpaa Il ('nnnptfpe frnt I, bn
National Correspondence Bureau has re-
turned from Albany.
Mrs. Captain Burke will give a tea to-
morrow in honor of her old schoolmate,
Mrs. Russell Harrison
Major and Mrs. j. w. Richards Of Indian
apolls are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Iialford of 1851 p street.
Mrs. Tucker yesterday, at the old home
Of General Logan, "Calumet Place." held
a most enjoyable reception.
A number of prominent politicians will
give dinner at the Arlington in honor of
General Harrison tomorrow
Mrs. Gurdon II. Wilcox denied herself
yesterday to her callers on account of the
serious illness of her daughter.
Mrs. Wheeler and the Misses Wheeler
will be at home to-day for the last time this
season at 929 Farragut Square.
Mrs. Chief Justice Fuller yesterday held
her last public reception of the season.
She was assisted by her daughter, Miss
Grace, and Miss Queen.
A tea will be given tomorrow by Mrs,
Cameron of Toronto, Canada, at her apart
mcnts at the Norinandie in honor of her
guests, Mrs, Terrence and Miss Hugel. .
A daughter arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Paul Jones on Sunday last.
Mother and child are doing well and the
proud father is receiving congratulations. =.
General and Mrs. Russell Alger and
daughter will arrive here from their home
in Michigan the latter part of the week.
They will be the guests of Mrs. William
Tucker at "Calumet Place"
Guests have been invited by the Associa-
tion Of Collegiate Alumni, Washington
Branch, to meet at the residence of Mrs.
Cleveland Able tomorrow at B o'clock to
hear paper by Professor Lester f. Ward
| Miss Lelar Dayis-Cutlar, a wealthy and
| prominent society young lady Of Whining
ton, n. c., is the guest of her cousin, Miss
| Ptachy, Twentieth street and Dupont Cir
| Gle. She is a fine musician and brilliant
conversationalist. ai
| Mrs. General Ward B. Burnett, who has
been waiting on Congress to afford her the
relief to which she's entitled, says that, un-
| less Congress passes the bill now on the
calendar, she will be compelled to call on
the people for money to defray the funeral
expenses Of her husband.
| Mrs. Abigail Scott Duniway Of Portland,
4 Ore, is the guest of Mrs. Judge Kilpatrick
| of 100 Rhode Island avenue. Mrs. Duni.
way made quite reputation during the
National Convention of Woman Suffragists
in this city'by her speeches on 'Practical
Politics Among Women"
The musicale given yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. Secretary Whitney for the purpose
of raising funds to assist Miss Mamie Nor
rill Of New York in her musical education
proved to be most pronounced success
The programme rendered included somt
very fine selections, and was thoroughly
appreciated by the brilliant gathering
present. .