The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-03-01

Wyetn, count de foiard, MI. Ouu OF the
Chinese lie yation.
Mrs. Somers aud the young ladies' of
Mount Vernon Seminary will omit their
usual Friday afternoon reception this after
poon.
Mrs. G.. II. Wilson and the Misses Wilson
OF 2024 q street, owing to the illness of one
Of their guests, will not receive to-day as
announced.
Miss Cabell Of 14O7 Massachusetts avenue
yesterday afternoon, in honor OF her guest
Miss Hopkins of Atlanta, gave luncheon
of four cen covers.
The son Of the Hawaiian, Mr. George
Carter, is expected to arrive this week from
Yale. He will accompany his mother aud
sisters to the Inaugural Ball
Miss Hattie Miish1l OF Nashville, Tenn,
is with Miss Bate, at the Ebb!tt, for two
weeks Miss Marshall is one OF the fairc5t
OF Tenncasee's fair delegation.
Mrs. Represcn, ative N. r. IIangen of
Wisconsin will hold her last reception OF
the season this afternoon. She will be as
sisted by her guest, Mrs. p. j. Gordon,
Colonel Harry Sherrard of steubenville,
Ohio, and o member Of Governor Foraker's
staff, IA at the Ebbitt. The Colonel is
young, rich and handsome and willing to he
won.
Mrs. Willard Warner, the latter part of
next week, will return to her home in
Savannah, Ga. Mrs. Borton of Savannah is
expected here to-day. She will be the
guest Of Mrs. Warner during the Inaugu-
ration.
One Of the most magnificent gowns seen
In Washington this winterwas worn by
Miss Van Duren of New Jersey at the
Thursday German last night. Miss Van
Buren, always displays exquisite taste in
dress.
DIR, Robert Marmion, u. s. Navy, who
has been absent on the Juniata for nearly
three years. will return to Washington from
New York this evening. He will be ac-
| companied by his wife, who went to New
| York to meet him.
Mrs. Cameron of New York entertained
party Of friends at dinner at the Norman
| die Wednesday evening, and afterward oc-
cupied boxes at the National. Her guests
| were Mrs. Torrance Mrs. Carey, Miss
Hugel, Miss Paul, Miss Dearing, and
Messrs. Barnette, Robertson II. Warren
Smith, Hall, Gresham and johnson.
At the dinner given yesterday by the
| Mexican Minister and Madame Romero In
honor OF Madame Darreda and her daughter,
Miss Barreda, covers were laid for sixteen.
Madame and Miss Barreda are the guests OF
Senator and Mrs. Hearst.
| NJ, Dnhnrt w E1,,,la, oul NTis. 7 ;,,;o
NJ. Jones were quietly married Wednesday
morning at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. Rev. Father Ryan, the pastor,
OBLIGATED. After the ceremony the happy
couple left for Philadelphia, where they
will spend Their honeymoon.
Misses Maude and Myra Noyes are two
OF the pretty girls who have frightened
attractive girls, of the type known as Irish
blonde, and Miss Myra has q complexion OF
such brilliance as almost to defy nature
The Misses Noycs have excellent taste in
dress, and their gowns are symphonies In
neutral tints. .t
The rarest possessions of Congressman
Cannon OF Illinois are his two-daughtors
who have been for two or three seasons very
popular in society. They are alike and
still unlike; blondes, both, with blue eyes
dark hair and clear complexions, aud ar,
4 in every sense strikngly handsome young
ladies. They are fond OF society, but HON,
to them is very pleasant, and no NOR,
charming freside company can be fount
! than Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon and their two
daughters on quiet Sunday evening.
, The organ recital by Leo Wheat, tn,
Wizard of the Keys, at the Congregations
Church tomorrow afternoon at 9 O'Clock
promises to be the fashionable musiea
event of the season. Over 200 OF the best
known people In society are subscribers
including Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs. Folsom
Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Fuller Mrs. Dickin
son, Nine. Romero, Nine Guzman, Mrs
Leo Knott, Mrs, Hearst. Mr. Wheat
plano playing is something remarkable, bu
is.as nothing compared with his wonderful
control Of the greater instrument. Ticket
at Droop's.
Among the handsome matrons OF tn
Capital this winter is Mrs. Tome, the wifi
, Of the Port Deposit (Md.) philanthropis
, who recently gave $2,000,00O to found
manual school for boys. Mrs Tome is II
the early thirties and very vivacious, wit
aspeaking blue eye and merry laugh
which is oxygen to her talk. She is nethe
blonde nor brunette, but keeps that solde
medium which is pleasing to all. Mrt
, Tome is accompanied by Miss Houser, a
attractive Ohio girl OF elegant figure an
stately grace,'a blonde with sea-shell con
plexion of exquisite delicacy.
The last of the Georgetown Assembl
Clubs dances took place at Linthicum Hal