The Washington critic., 1890-01-30

MISS Lucy upon, Mrs. W. i. hogefS, MISS /
Byran, Lieutenant r. S. Griffin, Senator
Percy, Paymaster II. T. Wright, Assistant |
Engineer, w. II. Chambers, Colonel Il. Il.
Captain T. &. Anderson, Captain G.
r. Towsend, Lieutenant f. V. Krug, tieuten-
ant IL II. Lemiy DR.. Higer, Dr. Charles
williss, Mr.. william Hayward, Mr.. X. G.
Kerr, Mr.. q. D. Williams, Captain W. +.
Rogers, Dr. Scarpi, DIR. Bryan, Mr.. /. l..
Diags, Lieutenant j. w. Carlin, Lieutenant
H. p. Brewer, Lieutenant d. w. Hoges, Hon
Thomas Ochiltree, Lieutenant w II rriggq,
Mr. Mohun, General II. G.. Carhauqloy, Gen
eral p. n. Gansdalle Lieut. G. II. Lauchoimer,
Lieutenant II. Il Beatty, Captain s. r. Ham
ilton Mr.. +. Luch, Mr.. Edward Ripley,
Mr.. Aimaro Lotto, Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson,
Hon. G. II. Boutelle, Mrs. Boutolle, Miss Bou
tellc, General Samuel Breek, Commander
George Dewey, General T. A. McParin, Or.
Robert Whiting. Miss Alice McLavan, Mrs.
NJ. i. Lucas, Colonel, Mrs. and Miss Elliott
Mr.. Disha Beckenrldge, Mr.. James L. Taylor,
Mrs. Ida Deb. Higgins, Mrs. s. d. Hard, Mrs.
Sherman, Marquise LAMA, Miss Dalzoll, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward McCauley, MFR. w. NJ. FORD.
Mrs. Gibson. Hon. Charles Gibson, Mr.. Wal
Ter Farwell. Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict, Mr.. and
Mrs. jackson, ColonelT. f. Barr, Mrs. wit
mcrdng, Captain G. u. Sears, Lieutenant
son, Miss Frances Alger, General aud Mrs
yosk X MeCammon, Colonel H. i. Swords.
Lieutenant G. w. Mertz, Mr.. w. s. Taylor,
Miss Alice NJ. Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. j. Edwin
Hay, Senator and Miss Blackburn, Miss Free.
land, MIS-. Ambrach Mr.. Houston Eldredge.
Lieutenant r. II. Stevens and Mr.. w u.
G<ase.
FRIENDS OF HOMEOPATHY MEET.
The rooms of the Homeopathic Free
Dispepsary had bright and attractive APP
peorance last evening, in sharp contrast to
the disagreeable weather outside. The
occasion was a high tea given by the ladies
in charge of the dispensary. A feature of
the evenings enjoyment was the recita-
tions given by Mrs. Hort. The ladies In
charge o. the different booths and their as
sistants were;
Mrs. II. A. Davis. Mrs. j. Wright Mrs. w.
W. knight, Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Platt, Mrs.
Williams, Misses Jainey, Holman, Ruther
ford, Davis, Gardner, HillSer, Kent, Grows.
Butler, Chandler, Bates and Bennine and
Mesdames Cleveland, Hort, Chandler, Van
derlip, Cannon anu Bates.
CHILDREN's PROGRESSIVE LYCEUM.
A musical and literary entertainment
was given by the Children's Progressive
Lyceum at the Grand Army Hall last night.
The programme consisted of instrumental
duet by Mesdames Parslow and Stoddard,
recitation by Mr.. Bradford, vocal solo by
Mr.. Scott, solo by Miss Katie Power, reef
tation by Mr.. Jewell, tenor solo by Mr..
Goodrich and instrumental trio by Messrs.
Brown, Smith and Jones. The literary part
of the programme closed with one-act
comedy entitled "a Cup OF Tea The en-
teitainment was decided success, and
judging from the applause received by
those who took part in the several selec-
items, the entertainment was all that could
be expected. The floor committee was
Messrs. G. L. Snyder, W. j. Stanton, Louis
Julihn and Selby Wilson.
VARIOUS SOCIAL MENTION.
senor Yalente, the newly accredited Min
lister from Brazil, and Senior Mendonca,
Brazilian envoy to the Pan American Con-
gress, formally presented their ere leutials
to the President yesterday afternoon in the
Blue Room, where the presentations were
made by Secretary Blaine. The ceremony
was attended by the secretaries and at
taches OF the legation in full court uni
form.
Countess LAMA and Miss Ninton of New
York are the guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Ham
mond, and assisted in receiving the guests
at the handsome tea given by the latter on
Tuesday afternoon. The other ladies of
the receiving party were Mrs. John
Rodgers, Mrs. Edward McCauley, and Mrs.
Isham Hornsby
Mrs. Mckee and Mrs. Russell Harrison,
accompanied by their guests, Mrs. Hervey
Bales and Mrs. Martindale of Indianapolis,
and Miss Sawyer, made the round of Cabi-
net calls yesterday. Mr.. McKee's arrival
in Washington has been delayed for several
days by illness, and he is now expected on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson of California,
who are staying at the Arlington, made the
rounds of Cabinet calls yesterday with Mrs
Frank Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson
have daughter married to an Italian no.
blemap and living upon their estates in
Italy.
Miss Ballard of Chicago, who has been
the guest of Representative Butterworth's
family at lie Droit Park for several weeks
will remain in Washington throughout the
season. Miss Wayne of Cincinnati is also
guest of Miss Butterworth.
The first card reception given by Vice
President and Mrs. Morton tonight will bt
attended by President and Mrs. Harrison
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Harrison, Mrs. Nc
Kee and the guests of the White House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Baker of Media, Pa.
returned to their home on Tuesday after
| brief stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas X
Wallace at their residence on NJ street.
Judge and Mrs. Bancroft Davis gave
! large reception last evening TO their larg,
number of friends prominent in the socia
and diplomatic circles.
Mrs. Findley of Baltimore came over t,
Washington yesterday to assist in receiving
with the family of the Postmaster General
Mrs. Augustus Cleveland Tyler has is
sued cards to her friends for tea from
to $50 on Friday, to meet Miss Barns.
Professor and Mrs. Franklin Emmon
gave dinner party last evening, followe,
by large reception Mt 0 O'Clock.
The Venezuelan Minister and Senate
Gibson both gave dinner parties last even
ing to the Pan-Americans.
Senator and Mrs. Aldrich have issue,
cnrds for tea from to Z on Friday.
AT LAST
81 wonder where the steamship Erin is.
'Maybe she has gone braugh.'