Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-16
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Mrs. Windows Informal Reception Yes
terday.-Personal Notes.

Mise Tillie Frelinghuysen il 10 be married
this afternoon at the family residence in New
ark, ". j., TO II. W. Greer.
Word has been received here that Dr. Frank
NJ. Hillyer son of c. J. Hillyer. of this city and
Miss Adele Douglas Smith, Of Columbus, Ohio
were married in New York on Tuesday.
Mrs. Window held another Of her charmin e
informal receptions yesterday afternoon in the
beautiful house on Dupont circle that the Sec
retarys family Is now occupying. Miss VIM
dom pleasantly assisted her mother in the late
afternoon in greeting the many callers, among
whom were Mrs. and Miss Evarts. Mrs and
Miss Kelly, Mrs. Orange Ferris, Mrs. J. NJ
Wilson, Miss Waller and Mrs. Brainerd.
Miss Hatch, who is Mrs. Windows sister, and
who has many friends in this city. will sail on
the 26th of next month for Europe with Mrs.
Francis, of Boston.
Mrs Thos. B. Wanamaker came over from
Philadelphia yesterday and spent portion of
the day in sending out p. p. c. cards to the
ladies' who called upon her early in the spring,
when she held a series Of most agreeable recep-
tions. The cards show that the estimable lady
Is In second mourning. Mrs. Wanamaker re-
turned to Philadelphia yesterday, and will not
return here before next winter.
Mrs Waite and Miss Mary Waite. wife and
daughter of the late Chief Justice, have given
up their house on / street and have moved into
the house No. 1916 Rhode Island avenue, that
thay have taken for year. Judge and Mrs.
Orange Ferris, Of New York. who have been
with Mrs. Waite since the early spring. made
the move with her. Mrs. Ferris has quite re-
covered from the very severe burn she
tanned on the arm in March. Mrs and Miss
Waite are in excellent health. Mrs. Thompson
Swan, Of Princeton, N. j., has taken the 1
street house that belongs to Mrs. Waite for
term of years.
Mrs. Charles Nordhoff entertained the Ladies'
of itata \
''9uodlibet luncheon" of the season in her artist
ically attractive house yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Nordhof was assisted in receiving the friends
OF the hospital by Mrs. Asaph Hall. Mrs. Tyr
rell, Mrs. Cumming and Mrs. Henry l. Pellew.
In the dining-room the committee on refresh
ments had spread an appetizing luncheon.
Mrs. Lewis Clephane. Mrs. b. Butterworth.
Mrs. Randolph Keim. Mrs. W. F. Clarke and
Mrs. Chas. Lyman were in charge, and they
were ably assisted in dispensing the dainties by
the Misses Nordhoff, Mrs. Jules Guthridge,
Miss May Thompson, Miss Blount, Miss Pres
ton, Miss Clark, Miss Lyman and Miss Hill. Miss
Butterworth and Miss Bevns sold lemonade in
the hall. and Miss Richards. the treasurer, col
lected the Is cents that is the admission fee
at the door. The luncheon continued from ]
to o'clock and during that time the company
was delighted by the singing of Mrs. John G.
Fremont, jr., Miss Henrietta Erni and Miss
Prall. Mrs. McNabb, of Canada, gave spirited
recitation. Among those present were Rev.
dom, Mrs. Isaac Henderson, Mrs. Admiral
Russell. the Misses Russell, Miss Aileen Bell,
Mrs Mills, Miss Thompson. Mrs. and Miss Soule,
Mr.. Lewis Clephane, Mrs. Wadsworth. Mrs.
Flick, Mrs. Gurdon H. Wilcox, Mrs. Cool
idge, Mrs James n. McGill and
her guests, Rev. and Mrs. A. W. McNabb.
of ST. GATHERINGS, Ontario, Mr.. and Mrs
O'Hsra.. of Toronto, who are here ON their
wedding journey. Miss Mcdonald of Montreal.
Miss Pratt. Mrs. Millmore. of Boston. Miss Edes.
Mrs. Langhorn. Mrs. ii. Preston, and MIR. and
Mrs. Youmans. The next luncheon will be held
at Mrs. Tiers, at 1441 Rhode Island avenue.
Miss Marie Wadsworth is visiting friends at
Classic Shore, on the Potomac.
Mrs Z. B. Youmans has returned from long
stay in Elmira, n. Y, where she was detained
at the bedside of her aged mother, who was i'll
and is now convalescing.
delightful tea was given on the grounds of
the Country club house yesterday.
Mrs. John W. Foster is spending fortnight
with her son-in-law and daughter, Rev. Mr.
and Mrs. Dallas, at WATERFOWL. N. Y