Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-13
SOCIAL MATTERS,
summer Outings of Fashionable People
Personal Mention.

MIR. William Shepard and the Misses Shepard
entertained a company of guests last evening
at musicale. Miss Louise Cleveland Shepard
sang several classical selections.
Mr.. Justice Gray and Miss Jeanette Mat
thews, daughter of the late Mr. Justice Stanley
Matthews. win be married at the residence OF
the bride June 6. The ceremony will be wit
messed by the members of the families and the
justices of the Supreme Court and their families
Minister Robert T. Lincoln and his family
left the city last evening for New York. They
Will sail for Liverpool on Wednesday.
Col Ochiltree gave q dinner Saturday even
ing in honor of Lieut.. Commander W. H. EN-
Dry, who sails with Minister Lincoln on We'd
nesday ss naval attache Of legation. Among
the guests were Mr.. Walker Blaine, Senator
John p. Jones. Mr.. ]. R. Young and Mr.. G.
II. Cramp, of Philadelphia.
Ex-Minisler Pendleton and his daughters,
the Misses Pendleton, will soon return to this
country and will visit this city.
Mrs. Harvey Lindsey and her three daugh-
tiers will occupy Oak View after the LIST of June.
Madame Barreda and her daughters, who
were the guests of Mrs. Hearst during the win
ter and Of the Mexican minister during the
spring, left the city on Saturday for New York.
They will spend the summer months by the
sesshore and will return to California in the
autumn. .
Mrs. Van wyck, wife of ex-senator Van wyck,
who has been seriously i'll for the past several
weeks, Is now declared by her physician to be
out Of danger.
Mrs. Raymond Rodgers and her neice, Miss
Minterhoh, will spend the summer in Europe.
They will sail next month.
The Rovers met Saturday night at Mr.. Henry
Macfarland's. Among those present were Gen.
Greedy, Mr.. George KEENAN, Capt Bourke
Judge Mott, Col. Garrick Mallory, Mr.. John B.
Moore, Gen. John W. Foster, Capt Dutton Mr.
Z. A. Carrie, MIR. John W. Douglass, Mr.. Fred
nell.
Mrs. J. Hubley Ashton gave luncheon on
Saturday in honor of her guest, Mrs. Gordon
Cumming. The table was decorated with
snowballs and La France roses. Those present
were Mrs. Blaine, Mrs. Blatchford, Mrs. Pol
iok, Mrs. Hay, Mrs. Mckee Mrs. Hammond
Mrs. Coffey.
Miss Agnes Satin, Of Cincinnati, Ohio who
has been visiting Miss Fanny Levy, of 18th
street, has returned home.
Miss Emma and Maggie Roddy, Of Tusca-
loosa, Ala, are in the city the guests of Mrs.
i. 8. Brown, No. 906 @ street northwest They
will sail for London on the 18th inst, where
they will join their father, Gen. P. D. Roddy.
Lieut.. Chas. W. Rowell. second infantry, who
has been visiting Col. D. R. Larned at 1906 P
street, has been called home by illness in his
family and left the city on Friday evening
He intended visiting friends in Philadelphia,
Brooklyn, and other northern cities but this
unexpected call home has prevented it.
DR.. A. G. Wilkinson has been appointed one
of the jurors Of award of the Paris exposition,
and will sail for Glasgow Thursday next He
gees by way of Scotland in order to fish by in
vitation for two or three days several excellent
preserved salmon streams. Miss Wilkinson ac-
companies her father, and will take lessons in
oil painting in a French atelier. A small party
OF Washington friends including Mrs L. Q. c.
Lamar, jr., sail with them. Mrs. Lamar is to
study art in Paris for two years.
Mrs. N. s. Lincoln gave luncheon of twelve
covers on Saturday. The table decorations
were unique and beautiful. The prevailing
color was green; a scarf of pale green silk
crossed the round table; each napkin was
crossed by ribbon of green satin. on which
was painted in gold letters the name of the
guest, and on the fringed long end of the rib
bon futtered butterfly. The bouquets were
branches of mignonette. The center piece was
bowl of snowballs, over which lowered
dozen large butterflies. These pretty winged
decorations were painted by Miss Hall, of Bal
timore. who is Mrs. Lincolns guest and cousin
The ladies who sat about the table were Mrs A.
F. Magruder, Madame Guzman, Mrs. Neill.
Mrs. Newbold, Mrs. Staunton, Mrs j. F. Leech,
Miss Edes. Miss Kellogg, Miss Hall, Miss Ander-
son and Miss Shepard.