The Washington critic., 1889-04-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

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Ex-Secretary and Mrs. Whitney were ut
Newport a few days last week.
The Misses Williamson are nj home to
their friends ON Fridays, at 17Ss. N street,
Mrs. Matthew Read and. Miss Frances
De Knaft win leave for New York this week.
Mrs. Isaac Henderson aud her sister,
Mrs. Frey, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
Soule.
Governor and Mrs. Alger and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarkson took dinner at the White
House last evening.
Mrs. L. Q. G. Lamar, jr., Will sail for
Europe on June to attend art lectures in
the foreign schools.
Vice-Presdent and Mrs. Morton will oc-
cupy their residence at Newport portion
of the coming season.
Assistant Postmaster-General and Mira.
Clarkson have taken possession OF their
new residence on street.
The Misses Porter, VINO have been spend
ing the winter at tue Clarendon, leave to-
night for their home, Coyington, KY
Miss Miller, daughter OF the Attorney
General, Will remain with friends at 1913 n
street Tor two weeks, when she viii return
to indianapolis.
The engagement is announced. oil Miss
dc Podestadt TO Mr.. Richard Tilghman.
The ceremony VIII take place in Philadel-
phia during May
Ex-fresident ana Mrs. Cleveland VIII
spend several weeks OF the summer at
Narragansett Pier, as. the guests OF Mr.
ana MRS. willard ward
| Last Thursday evening Miss Susie Bate,
at her home, near Nashville, gave a most
enjoyable german In honor OF her guest,
Miss Louise Marlborough.
Miss Mary Breckenridge OF Connecticut
avenue entertained few friends Saturday
evening in honor of Miss. Clay of Ken
lucky, who leaves Washington this week.
| Miss Louise Wilson Of North Carolina is
the guest of Miss Lizzie Phillips, and will
oficiate as one Of her bridesmaids on the
occasion OF her marriage Wednesday,
April IL.
The marriage of Miss Janet Matthews
and Justice Gray will take place this sum
mer, 1t will be very quiet In consequence
Of the recent sad loss In the death Of the
BRIDES father.
| Senator Bate leaves to-day for his home,
near Nashville, accompanied by Miss Julia,
daughter of General Wheeler. Miss Wheeler
will make short visit to Miss Susie Bate
before going to her home in Alabama.
| Miss Maud Young of this city and Mr..
Ed. G. Hamilton Of Texas will be married
on Tuesday at the Church Of the Immacu-
late Conception. They will leave lmmedi.
ately for their future home in Houston,
Texas.
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth, daugh-
ter OF ex-Solicitor-Generh Phillips, aud Mr..
William Rivers Maxell of Chapel Hill, N,
G., will take place Wednesday evening,
April IA, at the BRIDES home, l119 X street
northwest.
Madame Barreda and her two daughters
are the guests Of Minister and Mrs. Romero
Her husband was at one time the Peruvian
Minister to this country, and their home d
remembered as the centre of an open
handed hospitality.
The Spanish Minister gave dinner or
Saturday Of twelve covers. Among those
present was the Mexican Minister and
Madame Romero, Senator and Mrs. Hearst
Mrs. and Miss Head of California, and the
Count and Countess Sponneck.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Mis- Dorothy Walbridge Phillips to Mr.
Edward Banker Hilton Of New York at St
Johns Church April 20, at O'Clock p, m
A reception will be held at the residence o.
Justice and Mrs. Macarthur from 1880 unit
3o'clock.
Mr.. Thomas Broudhead Van Buren,. ir.
OF Engiewood, N. d., nephew OF Hon. VII
liam Walter Phelps, and Miss Florenc,
Trumbnll, daughter Of Mrs. David T. Ian
man OF Hartford, Conn.,, will be married a
Christ Church, Hartford, at p. m.
Apiil29.
Mr. Wolf sehlosberg and Miss Lilli'
| Beldman were united In marriage at tn,
National Riies' Armory last evening. Tn
| wedding ceremony was performed by Rev