The Washington critic., 1890-02-02
S0CIE7'Y

! llt lltl VI EhltNto lbi hhN I'NfinN NttN
is very fun one exclusive Of the numer-
GUS breakfasts, luncheous aud dinners TO be
given.
Monday
Mrs. j. Z. BrecSinddge AMI Mss Brcclt-
inridge viii give a tea at O'Clock.
Mrs. George Whitfield Brown and Miss
Cutbbert will give tea from 10 I.
Representative aud Mrs. Springer will
give tea.
Mrs. Thomas Blagden will give tea at
her country place near Washington.
In the evening Mrs Vaudeville Carlisle
will give dan cling party TO her daughter,
Miss Mildred Carlisle.
Mrs. w. B. Moses will give o reception
from to 12 in her apartments at the Nor
mandie.
Tuesday
Miss Voorhees, will give n tea from 4 to T.
In the evening Senator and Mrs. Dolph
will give the second OF their series of dinner
parties.
Wednesday
Mrs. d. p. Morgan will hold the
first of series of teas for the 9Th, i2th
and 18th instants.
Mrs. aud Miss Burdette will give tea
from to Z.
Mrs. Barrett and Miss Flint viii give an
afternoon tea at their residence, 1924 Massa
ohusetts avenue.
Thursday
Mrs. Mullan will give luncheon,
The Misses Merrick will give tea from
4 to at their residence, 1910 l. street.
Miss Soule will give all afternoon tea, fol-
lowed by dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Browne will give an
evening reception from 8 to II, in honor of
General and Mrs. Black.
In the evening President and Mrs. Har-
rison will give a dinner to the upreme
Couit. This dinner was to have been
given on Tuesday, but, owing to the alb
sence Of the President and Supreme Court
in New York ON that occasion, the feast
was necessarily postponed.
The Thursday Assembly and German
Club will give the last OF their series OF
entertainments.
Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Matthews will give a
tea from to- Z.
| In the evening Secret ary and Mrs. Tracy
p will give a dinner to the President and Cabi-
net.
Saturday
Mrs. Harrison will hold her last public
reception from 8 to 5 p. m.
I Mrs. Marcellus Bailey will hold the first
9 of her series of teas for Saturdays in Feb
| ruary at her residence oOO1 r street.
/ Vice-President and Mrs. Morton viii
, give dinner party.
THE SUBSCRIPTION GERMAN.
q The date of the subscription german to
g be given under the auspices of Mrs. Mckee,
Mrs. Russell Harrison, Mrs. Richardson
Clover, Miss Porter, Miss Stoughton, Miss
y Myer and Miss Lowry has been changed
from the 18th to the 10th instant The greater
number of favors for the german, which
will be limited to forty couples, are now
: being prepared by he ladies in charge, and
It is not unlikely that some of them will he
. painted by Mrs Harrison, While 9th ars i'll
be the work of Mrs Richardson Clover,
v who is clever artist in oil and water
cUlors.
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP
T. President and Mrs. Harrison, accom-
d panied by Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller
II and the Associate Justices of the Supreme
Court, with their wives, will leave to
r. morrow for New York, to attend the cen
Y tennial celebration of the formation OF til,
r Supreme Court. While in New York tn,
re distinguished party will be the guests o
d the New York Bar Association.
y INTRUDING ON THE BRITISH MINISTER.
g The announcement made several week
g ago that Sir Julian and Lady Pauncefot
y would be at home every Saturday afternoon
~ hoe 70 to
T. annoyance from the great crowd O
u strangers who have besieged the Legatio
each week, These receptions are not in
,e tended In any sense for the general public
~ but are exclusively for the personal friend
nj of Sir Julian and Lady Pauncefote.
m MRS. RIGGS TEA.
ry The tea given by Mrs. Frank Riggs o
ty Wednesday was among the enjoyable one
Of the week. Mrs. Riggs received he
guests alone. In the tea-room Miss Susi
Sc Lee and Mrs. Calderon Carlisle served tie
lg and chocolate. Among the guests wer
ur Mrs. Newbold of Boston, Mrs. Carri
in May Wright, Count Sala, Mrs. Thoma
X Wood, Mrs. Seaton Shredder, Miss Salt
Emory, Mrs. William Hill, Mrs. Charlie
vs. Mann, Mrs. Charles Hill, Miss Condi
pa Slhith MI Aiinui
a ONE OF THE WEEKS EVENTS.
of Mrs. Isaac Henderson and Mrs. Ca
in baugh gave a handsome tea on Friday a
ternoon to their guests, Miss Cottier
England and Mrs. Mckay of New Yorl
- Several musicians played throughout Il
"a afternoon, which added to the enjoymel
no of the occasion. The gown worn by I'll
~ hostess was of white ottoman silk wit
no draperies of thread lace. Mrs. Carbaugh
gown was of white embroidered mousel
at de sole; Miss Cottier, black silk an
lc- brocade, Mrs. Mckay, hame-color poi
Ia d'esprit garanded with poppies. TT
Of other ladies Of the receiving party we
y. Mrs. Frost, in heliotrope brocade aud velye
Mrs. Frye, Paris gown of black lace; Mi
y" ~, Edith Soule blue tulle with corsage trir
-, ~ ming OF forget Miss Gouveneu
blue silk, and Miss Hutchinson of Ne
York, in old rose crepe de Chine with blar
velvet trimmings The guests incl Idt
Try persons prominent in social and Arn
nix circles.
re MRS. PAYNE's LUNCHEON
rio Mrs Senator Payne gave beautif
luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss Bet
Thompson of New York, who was here Ii
W. winter as Mrs. Whitney's guest. The tat
~ was decorated all in pink, pink roses I
-ne favors and the tapers burned under pil
shades. The guests were Misses Full,
Yai Harlan, Corkhill, May Sherman, Conc
ms Smith, Mary Taylor, Carter, Preston. Fl,
mo- ence Bayard, May McCulloch, Voorher
Boardman, Harris of Cleveland, Nellie BI
die, ingalls, and Pugsley Mrs PAYNE /,