Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-03
SOCIAL EVENTS.
A Dinner at the British Legation-Per-
sonaI Notes Of Interest.

~ir Jullan and Lady Pauncefote gave . de-
!iei.tful dinner party at the British legation
last night which was followed oy an At home
that was given in the name OF Lady
Pauncefote. The dinner table was decked
with wild flowers and the most promi-
neut flowers in the drawing rooms
were the large branches that were full OF dog
wood blossoms. During the dinner string
band PLAYED selections from the music OF SIR
Arthur sullivan, and ended the program with
the stirring air Of Marching Through
Georgia" after which the dinner party entered
the drawing room.
Justice and Mrs. Field will leave the city
early next month for Philadelphia, whence
they will sail for Europe.
Mrs VIM. Trsvers, who is the mother OF Mrs.
James wadsworth Of street, will leave the
city today for New York, and she sails this
month for Europe.
Mrs Harrison Mrs Mckee, Mrs Dimmick,
who is the Presidents niece, and Mrs. Berg
land. the cousin Of Mrs Harrison and the gueat
of the White House for the past few days, all
went over to Baltimore on the early train yes
terday and returned to the city TINS morning.
Mrs. Bergland, however, continued her journey
to New York city.
Gen. and Mrs. Spinola left the city for New
York last week. The general has returned to
his seat in the House. and Mrs. Spinols Is ex-
pected back early next week.
Gen. Beale and his son-in-lsw. Mr.. George
Bakhmsteff Of Russia, have been absent visit
ing the possessions Of Gen. Beale in California
during the past few weeks, and have returned
TO the city today. Mr.. Truxton Beale remains
on the western ranches for the summer.
Senator and Mrs. Hearst have begun giving
a series Of dinner parties.
Next week Sir Sidney and Lady Waterloo will
spend some days with Senator and Mrs. Hearst.
The Literary Society will meet this evening
~ I'm ID
street.
The Young Ladies' Drill Corps Of McKendree
Church we're entertained last evening by Mrs.
T. l.. Middleton of No. 937 street
Mrs. Thomas s. Taylor is suffering from .
severe attack Of infammatory rheumatism,
which renders her arms and hands nearly use
less.
Miss 8. @. Brown of Portland, Maine, IL visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. W. T. Carroll, 1901
street. /.
Mrs. Agnes c. Moore and daughter, Miss
Daisy Moore, Of Kentucky, have leased their
house, No. 1852 NJ street, to Senator Call Of
avenue until the oath instant, when they will
sail for Europe.
Miss Anita Cashen has gone for visit to her
relatives in New York city.
Mr.. A II. Speake and Miss Alice NJ Nichols
were married at the home Of the brides
parents, No. $50 Q street, on Thursday.
Col. and Mrs. Edward Hayes lief, for New
York this morning, where they go to meet their
daughter, Miss Helen NJ. Hayes. who sailed
from Liverpool April &c. They will be at home
after the 18th.
An enjoyable dance was given by Miss Lo title
Brown, No. SO Defrees street. last night.
Miss Florence Davies leaves tomorrow for
Atlanta to visit her sister. Mrs. A. NJ. Balm.
Col and Mrs. L A. Rosecrsns have returned
from a trip to the gulf states and have gone to
their summer home at Rockville.
Mrs. j. VI. Mayes and her little daughter Re-
becca arrived from Columbia, Tenn, and are
the GUESTS of Mrs. John v. Wright, 1900 street
northwest
Mr.. and Mrs.E.G. johnson gave an enjoyable
literary and musical entertainment Thursday
evening at their home on 23d street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Lincoln will leave Mon
day for the north, to be gone several weeks.