Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-28
SOCIAL MATTERS.
What Fashionable People are Doing
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
Mrs. Jacob G. Cilley of Cambridge. who spent
the winter here with Mrs. Patterson at 1928 l
street. has returned to her home, and has sent
out farewell cards to her many friends Mrs
Cilley and Mrs. Patterson kept Tuesdays at
home, drawing q circle Of delightful people
about them. Mrs. Ciliey expects to return here
next autumn.
Miss Todd and Mr.. William Gibson will be
married in the New York Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
church on Wednesday evening.
The lady managers Of the Homeopathic
Hospital will resume the "Quadlibet luncheons"
that were so great q social success in past
years, and the first one will be given a. the
residence Of Mrs. Lewis Clephane, No. 1925 K
street, on Wednesday.
Mrs. Elliott Of New York is the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. ]. T. Soule.
Mrs. and Miss Dalzell have gone to Pittsburg
for q weeks absence.
Mrs. Maj. Arms, accompanied by her two
elder daughters, will sail from New York on
Saturday for a tour Of the European continent
that will keep them abroad until the late
autumn.
Mrs and the Misses Mendonca entertained
Miss Grace Davis and her guest, Miss Alex
snder, Miss Edith Soule, Miss Greer, Miss
studebaker, Miss Bigelow, Miss Miller and
Miss Sallie Trescott at a luncheon ON Satur-
cay. Ine table was Qecked with rare orchids
and the girls were given knots of violets tied
with steamers of violet ribbons. Immedi-
ately after the luncheon the ladies drove to the
theater to witness a matinee performance.
Miss Fleming gave a delightful 5-o'clock tea
on Saturday in honor of her guest, Miss Perine.
Mrs. Fleming chsperoned the party.
Mrs. George A Coolidge. who has removed
from No. 145l Lincoln Terrace to No. I'LL 21st
street, will be at home to callers on Fridays
after the LIST OF May in her new home.
Mrs. ]. W. Hutchinson will see her friends
on Wednesday this week at No. 1907 Massachu-
sets avenue.
Mrs. J. n. Huston will be at home to her
friends on the Columbia road today from to
5o'clock.
Mrs. Stewart was assisted BY Miss Aldrich in
receiving her friends in her beautiful apart
ments at the Shoreham on last evening
The marriage of Miss Leila Jessie Crop of
Upper Norwood, Surrey, England, to Mr..
James Carroll Frazer of Martinsburg, w. Va
will take place at ST. Johns Church wednes-
day, May 2, at pm, the Rev. DR.. Douglass
officiating.
Mrs. E. Lee Of Trinidad and Miss Alberta
Malcolm Of Nassau are guests Of Mrs. A. L.
Barber at Belmont.
Mrs. s. H. Kaufman and her daughter will
not be at home tomorrow. They went over to
New York this afternoon, for stay Of a few
days.
E1-secretary and Mrs Whitney are in New
port. They have decided to take lease of
the cottage lately occupied by Mr.. Isaac Bell
jr., on Bellevue avenue. This is the first time
that Mr.. Whitney has ever taken a Newport
cottage.
Prof. Chas ". Smiley, chief Of the fisheries
division of the Census Office, was married to
Miss Elizabeth L. Smiley of West Medford,
Mass, at the residence of DR.. Frank Baker
chief clerk OF the Life Saving Bureau, 1915
Corcoran street, last evening. Rev. Alex.
Kent performed the ceremony. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. kimbal, Dr.
and Mrs. Kent, Mrs. Barnard Mrs. Emerson
DR.. and Mrs. Baker, the Misses Baker and
Messrs. E. t. Peters, j. Fl. Buckelew, j. E.
Laskey and Robert W. Smiley.
Mrs. j. H. Ketcham has gone north for the
benefit of her health. She has been prevented
by illness from responding to the many courte-
sizes from friends during the season, either per-
sonally or by card.
Mrs. T. N. Stone and daughter of Portland,
Me-. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Browne.
Mrs. Frank Campbell Of Ohio is making an
extended visit at the home of her parents, Mai
and Mrs. D. W. Rhodes 1928 Corcoran street.
Miss Silvine Slingluf of Baltimore is with
Mrs. Jas. F. Barbour of Rhode Island avenue for
a few days.
Mrs Representative Connell will not be at
home tomorrow.
Mrs. Josephine R. Reid, who has been visit
ing relatives in Kentucky since March 49, has
returned, and her daughter. Mrs Frederic Hale
Parkhurst OF Bangor, Me-, Is visiting her at
lOl7 Connecticut avenue.
Mrs Albro, Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Stearns and
Miss Stewart of Syracuse, NY, are ut the
Fredonia for ten days.
Cards are out announcing the betroth of
Miss Jennie Oppenheimer of this city and Mr..
Aaron J. Meyers of Charleston, sc.
Gen. Raum, the commissioner Of pensions,
and Mrs. Raum have gone to Peoria, Ill, to
visit their son.
Mrs. Allan McLane gave luncheon Of eight
cen covers to few Of her friends today. The
table decorations were in simple white and
green. The central oval piece was composed
OF white lllacs and narcissus and the end pieces
were OF maiden hair and ferns. These covered
the table almost entirely and the bon-bons
were served from a side table. Mrs. McLane
received her guests in the drawing room that
was decked with boquets Of jacqueminot roses
She wore simple toilet of black silk net and
a corsage bouquet Of pink roses The guests
were Mrs. Emory, Mrs. Berdan, Mrs c. A. Will
hams, Mrs. John Jackson. Mrs. Nevens of New
York, Mrs. Douglas, Miss Turnbull, Mrs. War
der, Miss Chopper, Mrs. Hobson, Mrs. Henry
Pellew, Mrs. James Wadsworth, Miss Hunt
Mrs. Falter, Miss Rosina Chopper, Madame
Tiorko~ska, Madame des Porte de la Sosse.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Croffut of 100 1st street
northeast have gone to the country for a few
weeks on account Of the serious illness Of Mrs