The Washington critic., 1889-02-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The wives Of the Justices Of the United
States Supreme Court held their regular
weekly reception yesterday Those re-
ceiving were Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Harlan and
Mrs. Field
Nearly all the prominent society people
were present at the handsome tea given
yesterday by Mrs John d. Langhorne.
A tea wns given yesterday by Mrs. Don
Dickinson In honor of her guest, Miss Rosi
Brown, daughter of the new rector of St.
Thomas Church, New York. Miss Brown
returned to her home in the North to-day.
Mrs. Mcneil Potter OF New Hampshire
was among The notable people present in
the Senate gallery yesterday who witnessed
the formal acceptance of the Cass statue.
The Misses Herbert and Miss Smith OF
1720 II street will he at home this after
noon.
Mrs.J de Romero of the Spanish Lega-
tion gives her last reception Of the season
to-day from D to 9 p. M.
Mr.. Dennis II, Award, formerly Second
Secretary of the United States Legation at
London, has arrived here AMI will remlin
until the close of the season.
Master John Washington Davidge, the
little son of W. d. Davidgc, will give q
birthday party Friday evening, the 22d
instant.
Mrs. Representative VI. NJ. Boothm,n
and daughter will leave their home in
Bryon, Ohio, next Monday and come on
here to witness the Inauguration.
Mrs. W. Il. Moore and Miss Moore of
Arkansas will hold reception at the
Ebbitt this afternoon from 3 to p. m.
Mrs. Wheeler and the Misses Wheeler
will hold their usual reception this after
noon.
Mrs. John W. Ross OF iT75 Massachusetts Is
avenue will he at home this afternoon.
The Japanese Minister and Madame
Mutsu this evening will give reception
in commcmoration of the promugation Of
the constitution of the Empire of Japan.
Invitations have been issued by Ms.
Fleming and her daughter, Clara, for a
dancing recei on tomorrow.
Mrs. II. G.. Rutherford and Miss Ruthcr-
ford will rot receive tomorrow.
Mrs. T.. IT, Funston, Mrs. J. H. Cava-
naugh and Miss CavaDauyh of 905 Thir-
teenth street will hold reception this af-
ternooD.
Mrs. s, b. Harbert, Miss McMuFrdy and
Mrs. Robert McMurray, jr,, will be at HON,
to callers this afternoon.
A tea will be given this afternoon by Mrs.
Alexander Bruen in honor of the bgi le OF
her son, w. l.. Bruen.
A Colonial cotillion will be given this
evening by Mrs Senator Hearst.
The daughter of the late Colonel Don
Morrison of st. Louis, Mrs. Joseph p. Carr,
is the guest of Mrs. Eugene Brady of l39
| Q street.
A tea will he given on Saturday by Mrs.
Blake and her daughters, the Misses
Wood.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Clarke of 1887 | street
will receive to-day.
Mrs. Blanchard gave the last of her re-
ceptions yesterday afternoon, assisted by a
bevy of bright young ladies. The cosy par
lors of her lovely home were crowded for
several hours with brilliant throng OF dis
tinguishcd callers.
Mrs. Captain G. w. Everett of Toledo,
Ohio, is the guest of her brother, DR.. Al
len, Of the Corean Legation.
The members Of the Fortnightly Club
were entertained last evening by Secretary
and Mrs. Endicott.
midday musicale will be given to-day
bv Mrs. Senator Payne, in honor of her
guests gest Mrs. Yeates and Ms Ms. Bradley; Of
Cleveland, Ohio.
A very pleasant reception was held yes
terday by DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Hammond.
General and Mrs F. b. Spinola have as
their guest Mrs. Whit.ord Of New York