Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-25
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Events Of the Gay Season-Personal
Notes Of Interest.

New York city. He will be back here on Tues
day. Baron and Baroness Rosen will leave the
city, where they have a host of friends, and
sail for Europe soon. 1t is not yet decided
whether Mr.. Alexander Greger will be a mem
Der of the legation here or stay in New York
city as consul general
Miss Mary Failing Of Portland, Ore, who
was the guest of Senator and Mrs. Dolph last
week, left in the early part Of the week. and il
now the guest of Colonel and Mrs. John VI.
Wilson at West Point
Miss Elizabeth Bryant johnson and her
gifted niece, Miss Mary johnson mile Decca),
are still in the city and are at the Hotel Ran
dali.
Colonel and Mrs s. y. Lee, who have been
the guests of Colonel and Mrs. Ross ". Browne
of Caroline place for the past fortnight, are
now located for the winter at the Fredonia, on
II street. Colonel and Mrs. Lee belong to that
delightful colony that summer at Vineyard
Haven, on the Massachusetts coast.
Mrs. Franklin Steele of 18th street has re-
turned from Europe and is in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Appleby are again settled In
their home on Lafayette square.
Gen. and Mrs. Rufus Saxton are in their old
home, No. 1923 X street.
Mrs. Matthew T.. Read of Lafayette square,
who spent the summer at Saratoga Springs, has
returned to the city.
Mrs A. Leo Knott and her sister, Miss
Keenan, are at Old Point Comfort for a few
weeks Judge Knott is at present in Baltimore.
but expects to be joined by the ladies of his
family in this city after the Christmas and New
Year holidays, when they will live at the Hotel
Arno.
Mrs. Miller, the widow of the late Senator
Miller of California, and her daughter. Mrs.
Glover, wife of Lieut.. Clover Con duty aboard
the U.s.S. Dolphin, have taken the house of
Lieut.. Com. Emory, on Connecticut avenue
and opposite to the British legation. Mrs.
Miller aud Mrs Clover will receive warm
welcome back from their many friends in this
city.
Ex-Gov. Squire of Washington state, who
has been elected to the United States Senate
from the new state, has his home in Seattle.
Mrs. Squire has two cons, who are at school In
New jersey, and a daughter, who is also in
school. Mr.. John B. Allen, the other Senator
elect from Washington state, will be the young
est-lOoking man in the Senate. He has blonde
hair and rosy cheeks and the extremely youth
ful appearance that frequently accompanies
that complexion into middle life. Mrs. Allen
will come east with her husband Mrs. Corts
of this city is her sister. Both families are the
intimate friends of Senator and Mrs. Dolph.
Major and Mrs. John NJ Farquhar of Buff
falo, NY, are in the city and are located at
their old quarters on 18th street, No. s13.
Lieut.. Long is in the city visiting his numer-
Gus friends.
Surgeon General Moore and Mrs. Moore have
returned to the city and are located at No. I6O6
K street. Capt. and Mrs. Thompson. who spent
last winter here as the guests of Gen. and Mrs.
Moore. who are the parents of Mrs. Thompson.
have gone with their little children to distant
army post in the far west
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fenner Lee and their daugh-
tiers have removed to West Washington, where
they have taken a house for the season.
large number of their friends gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. b. F. Litz on Friday
evening, on the occasion of their silver we'd
ding.
Assistant Secretary Tichenor entertained the
Secretary of the Treasury and few other
friends at dinner yesterday at the Hotel FREE
donna.
Col. Perry Heath is suffering from a severe
malarial attack and Is confined to his house.
Mrs. Senator Hearst is visiting Col. and Mrs.
Biddle, 14lO 10th street, where she will remain
till the 9th.
On account of the severe illness of member
of Miss Lockwood's family at Strathmore Arms
the Travel club will not meet till next Monday
evening.
MIR. Adolph Mattern and Miss Bessie z. Lewis
were married in the presence of large num-
Der of their friends at the Gurley Memorial
church Thursday evening by the Rev. W. s.
Miller. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, Mr. and
Mrs. Mattern, Mr.. and Mrs. Flanagan, Mrs
Ierris Dan and son. Mrs. Tracy and Dan, f. h
Bowers of Baltimore, Nd, James Cooney of
Brooklyn. NY, L. H. Williams A. Barth. W.
L. Davis. ". f. Pairo. I. II. vogt, Col C. p
Dowden and Geo. Spransy.
Prof. and Mrs. Harting Nissen have returned
from their visit to the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Hill and daughter
have gone to Boston. where they will remain
for a couple of weeks.
Miss Sadie t. Clover of 1909 14th street was
married last evening TO Mr.. Jos. H. vendig of
New York city. Mr.. and Mrs. yendig left on
the late train for New York, where they will
permanently reside.
The Tea given by DIR. and Mrs n. s. Lincoln.
for which the guests were asked to meet Mr..
and Mrs. Kendall, was a most ENJOYABLE oc-
aston. The hostess received the guests
in tea gown that had front of pink
India silk and a princess back of rich
blue velvet; the velvet sleeves, wide
and open, disclosed others of dainty lace
and broad collar of Irish point was worn
about the neck. Mrs. Gould. Mrs Lincoln's
mother. wore a trained robe of black velvet.
made with an artistic drapery of venetian point
lace which arranged in ruffie about the neck
and down the front Of the bodice and fell i'll
full drapery at one side. Mrs. NewbOld Mrs.
LincOlns sister. wore a handsome gown of red
and pearl striped silk. Mrs. Hazen, who pre-
sided at the tea urn, wore demi-trained gown
VI DAcSA sAA4d uucHssSc DrOcQQe,
the bodice cut with pompadOur opening at
the throat Miss Batcheller. who poured
chocolate at the end OF the table opposite to
that at which Mrs. Hazen sat, was at
tired IN q princesse gown of blue and
white Powered silk. Miss Matte Nit
ehell wore a pretty dress of mahogany
cOlored silk with the front of the bodice and
the sleeves composed of piece lace The
guests of the afternoon mingled with the COM
pany, with many of whom they were pre-
viously acquainted The host and hostess alone
received the company-there was no standing
In line Of assistants. Mrs. Kendall wore a street
costume OF plain blue cloth. bound with black
braid, and the coat has moderately long skirts
In her eiose-fitting dark capote were three
crushed pink roses and over her face aud over
her nose Was drawn a black mask shape veil
OF embroidered black net having a scalloped
edge. This completely concealed the expires
son OF her face, but her pretty forehead with
the waves OF curling hair lying about it. and
innocent OF any bang effect, was diseernible
Prominent among those present were Mrs
Fuller, Mrs Justice Miller, who was receiv-
ing the congratulations of her friends on
her restoration to health, Miss Lucy CorkhiIl
Mrs. Justice Field, Mrs. Condit Smith and Miss
Alice Condit Smith OF the court" Secretary
Blaine, Mr.. Walker Blaine, Mrs. T. D. NJ Mason
with Mrs. Wilmerding. who wore a dress Of
gray cloth and a wide-brimmed hat Of gray felt
faced with velvet of a darker shade; Mrs Sem
ator Mcpherson, Mrs. Mclean, Count Schoen-
berg, Minister and Madam Guzman DIR. Ruth.
Mrs. Gen. Rochester, Mr. and Mrs Halliday
Mrs. and Miss Dahlgren, Mr.. and Mrs Isham