Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-11
SOCIAL MATTERS.
what u Going on Among Fashionable
people-Personal Notes.

4rh Harrison did not hold her regular after
neon reception on Saturday, but prepared in
stead % visit the Art exhibition now being held
~ the Morton mansion, on Scott circle. Before
leaving the White House . few ladies called
snd Mrs.. Harrison saw them in the red parlor.
Lord Mrs. Lieut. Parker, Mrs. Mckee,
Miss Lena Mckee, and Miss Newcomer TO the
tea at the exhibition under the charge Of the
ladies' Of the Garfield hospital aid They we're
bard and Mrs. DR.. Flint, tie hos.esses Of satur-
Gay afternoon The ladies In charge Of the
Yea this afternoon are Mrs. Thos. Wilson, Mrs.
3 d. Hartmann, and Mrs Philip Chaplin.
They VIII be assisted BY Mrs. Chas N. Ffoulkc,
Miss Grace Fuller. Miss Williams of New Lon
don, Conn.,, Miss Louise Kaufman, and Miss
Guthrie. The ladies who win preside on Tues
day afternoon are Mrs. J. 7. Arms, Mrs 8. NJ.
Bryan, Mrs. Senator Stockbridge, and Mrs.
Wilmer, assisted by Miss Mann, Miss Rock
wood, Miss Brewster, Miss Deering, and Miss
Timers.
Mrs Orange Ferriss, Of Glenn Falls, N. T.,
10 the guest Of Mrs. v. R Berry, Of Fl. Street.
Col and Mrs. de Armand entertained Q COM
psny at . Russian tea party on Saturday night
n O'Clock in honor Of Mr.. Cassius NJ. Clay.
Others present were Gen. Rosecrans, Gen and
Mrs. Burbridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman. Mr..
Buijuicki, Of Russia, and Mr.. Dunnell, of Michi-
gan Col. and Mrs. de Arnaud intend to go to
Europe the coming season and will visit in
Russia.
Mr.. Cassius N. Clay il the guest of Judge
Embry.
DR.. and Mrs. William A. Hammond enter
tanned the Secretary Of State and Mra Blaine
at dinner on Saturday evening. The other
and Mrs. Butterfeld, of New York; the Austrian
Minister, Chevalier Tavera, Mrs. T. B. Loring,
Mrs. Chaplin, Of Providence, and Capt Balm
bridge Hof.
Mrs. Alex. Cameron, Of Canada, gave . beau
tiful dinner on Saturday evening in her apart
ments at the 'Normandie," and box party ct
the National afterwards. Among others present
were Mrs. Torrance, Miss Hugel, Mrs. VIM
Patterson. Miss Cockburn, Lieut.. Robertson,
and Messrs Gresham, Patterson and Ward
Mrs. Starring, who has been i'll for the past
few weeks is now able to see her friends.
Mrs. Hearst and Mr.. and Mrs. Head went to
Old Point Comfort to-day to be absent for
fortnight.
Mrs. Judge Bentley will continue to keep
Wednesday at home during March, No. 11l6 9Th
street.
Senator and Mrs. Hall gave q dinner of
eighteen covers in honor of the vice-President
and Mrs. Morton on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Palmer are preparing to
60 south to spend few weeks.
Miss Helen Jones, Of Rochester, N. T., is
visiting Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman.
Mrs David McRitchie, of Portsmouth, Va,
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Rey-
nolds, Of 18th street, for the past ten days, has
been seriously i'll during that time, but is i'm
proving, and will leave for her home to-day.
Mr.. Frank Barrett and Mrs. William Sitter,
who were the guests of relatives in this city
through the Inauguration season, have re-
turned to their home in Wayne, Pa.
Mrs Annie Reynolds, Of Carlisle, Pa, is visit
ing her relatives in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hendee, of Milwaukee,
viii leave for home tomorrow.
Mrs. and Miss Van Buren, will receive to-
morrow, at the Richmond, for the last time.
Mrs. Isabelle Mcfarland has returned to her
residence, 1877 F street, Representative Oates
having relinquished it upon his departure for
Alabama.
Mr.. J. Augustus Taylor, Of 1343 F street, re-
turned to Washington to-day from q three
months visit to Europe.