The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-04-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Rusk was not at home to callers
yesterday.
Mrs. Hearst cntertains party Of friends
at luncheon to-day.
Rev. DR.. Williamson Smith of Trinity
College is In the city for o few days.
Vice President Levi z. Morton left this
.morning on the 9:40 b. & p. train for New
York.
General and Mrs. Leo Knott will retain
their present apartments at the Arno during
the month Of April.
Mrs. Thomas J. Lee is confined 10 her
room by injuries resulting from afall out
of bed on Tuesday morning last.
James |. Christie, Assistant Sergeaut-at-
Arms of the Senate, is Ill with an attack of
pleurisy at his apartments at Chamberlin's.
Minister and Nine. Mutsu, together with
the entire Japanese Legation, accompanied
their royal visitors to the station yesterday.
Hon. John A. Bingham of Ohio, late Min
lister TO Japan, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John +. waggaman, 916 Massachusetts,
avenue
spend few weeks In New York, where
they will be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Preston.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Emellne Russell Tungepich OF this city aud
Mr.. George Dashall Fowle OF Philadelphia
on the 21st instant.
A meeting OF the Classical Society will be
held In Miss Ransom's studio, 915 + street,
Friday evening, April B. Essaylst, Major
John w. Powell; subject, "The Evolution
Of Music"
The many friends in this city Of Miss An
ME Roget of Annapolis will regret TO learn
OF her death, which occurred at her home
Tuesday morning. She was for many years
resident Of Washington.
An enjoyable musicale was given at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kaspar last
night, Miss Kaspar, Miss Roselle, Miss
Walker, Miss Samson and Mr. Rosset con
tributing to the success Of the occasion.
Mrs. Fairchild is busy making prepara-
tions for her departure and will soon give
up their handsome home. They Will live
at one Of the hotels for a few weeks before
leaving for Cazenovia, where they will re-
side during the summer months.
Mrs. Window was assisted at her pleas
ant informal reception yesterday by her
daughter who recently arrived from the
West. Mrs, WiDdom will leave for visit
to Boston in few days, where she goes to
attend the wedding of an old school friend.
Mrs. Thomas Wanamaker held another
one Of her delightful receptions yesterday
afternoon assisted by her aunt, Miss John
son, and her guest, Miss Hall. The latter
presided over the dainty toa-table, which
was set in the big dining-room. Many
prominent people call at these receptions,
which are fast becoming an event of Wash
ington social life.
The Haytien Minister and Madame Pres
ton gave dinner Tuesday evening to Q
large number OF friends. The tables were
beautifully decorated with great bowls oi
Jacqueminot roses and other flowers
Among those present were Mrs. Justice
Miller, Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Berry, the
Hawaiian Minister, Count d'Arco, and the
Netherlands Minister.
Mildred Fuller, the pretty young daugh
| ter Of Chief Justice Fuller Of the Supreme
Court, has written thres-act comedy
called Dreams" She is q member Of the
| senior class of Wells College, Aurora
and her play was produced for the first time
in the drawing-room of the college o few
weeks ago. Miss Fuller assumed, witt
much success, the chief character, Elsie, tn
Dreamer.-[New York Clipper.