The Washington critic., 1890-03-05
soCIAL,AND Personal
Postmaster-G General and Mrs Wana-
maker Give a Musicale.


postmaster General ana Mrs wanna
maker Give a Musicale.
Postmaster. General and Mrs. Wana-
maker entertained O small company at
a musicale Monday evening in the ball
room, where seats were arranged for
the guests. The rooms were decorated
with growing plants and vases of cut
flowers At the close of the Wagner
recital by Miss Amy Hare, the dining
room was thrown open and light col
lation served. Among the guests pres
ent were Sir Julian and Lady Paunce-
fote, the Misses Pauncefote, DR.. and
Mrs. N. S. Lincoln, DIR. and Mrs. Ham.
mond, Lieutenant and Mrs. Ackley,
Miss Hall Of Baltimore, Mrs. and Miss
Tiffany, Admiral and Mrs. Crosby.
Senator and Mrs. Stanford will soon
sail for Europe to spend the season at
Kissengen, in order to try the baths for
the health of the former.
Miss Virgie Busts of Baltimore is the
guest of the Misses Forrest of George
town.
Senator German has entirely re.
! covered from his recent indisposition.
Mrs. German has been suffering with
/ severe cold all winter, but took ad-
vantage of the fine afternoon Yesterday
to pay calls with her second daughter,
who will not make her debut for year
| or two.
Among the pleasant receptions of
Monday afternoon was that of Mrs. N.
| s. Lincoln, who was assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Gould and Mrs. New
bold. In the tea-room Miss Hall of
Baltimore presided, assisted by Miss
| Tiffany. During the afternoon Mrs.
Musgrave of New York sang very
charmingly
Secretary and Mrs. Rusk have been
| quite alarmed for several days past by
the illness of their t5-year old son, who
has had high fever, which has at last
yielded to remedies.
Lieutenant Commander Stockton, U.
S. N, left the city yesterday for New
York, from where he will go to Roches-
ter, and then. to California to join the
Tbetis, which will make her next cruise
| to Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustayus Maynadier
have returned from their wedding trip
and for the present will make their
home with Mrs. Julia Maynadier, on
Pennsylvania avenue, near the corner
of Twenty fourth street.
Miss Wanamaker, who left the city
with her mother recently for New
York TO welcome Mr.. Rodney Wanna
maker on his arrival from Europe, has
not yet returned to Washington, but
will do so in the course of the next few
days.
Mrs. William George Reed and Mrs.
Willie Reed of Baltimore arrived
yesterday for stay of several days at
the Shoreham.
son of the late Hon. Peter Parker, to
Miss Fanny Wilson of this city will
take place Immediately after Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Halliday gave
dinner on Monday evening, on which
occasion the guests were Secretary and
Mrs. Window, Miss Ada Leigh Lewis,
Representative and Mrs, Charles Gibson,
Senator and Mrs. Call, General Miles,
Justice and Mrs. Harlan, Surgeon Gen
eral and Mrs, Browne, Mrs. Brinton
Stone and Mrs Louise II. Patterson.
Mrs. Howard Ganson White has is
sued invitations for micareme
domino ball to the dancing class Thurs
day evening, March 49, at the residence
of Senator Sawyer, 1901 Connecticut
avenue.
Mr.. Charles Dudley Warner will ad-
dress an invited company at the Nor
wood Institute at $50 O'Clock Tuesday
evening, the 18th instant.
DR.. and Mrs. CoDant gave reception
last evening in honor of Mrs. Clara
Foltz, who was yesterday admitted
to practice before the Supreme
Court. Mrs. Fotz looked charm
ing in gown of electric.
blue brocade and cardinal rhadzema
Among those present were Captain
Webster, Hon. r. T. Van Horn, Mr.
and Mrs. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman
Mrs. McCutcheon, Mrs. Levy, Mrs
Clayton, Mrs. Kleppish, Mrs. Lehman
and Mrs. Hall.
The death of Mrs. Jennie G. Moore
widow of the late Colonel Richard
Charming Moore of General Sheridan
staff, and granddaughter of Genera
Francis L. Spinner, died a
her home near Jacksonville, Flor
ida, Sunday morning, of hear
failure, The remains were taken t.
Mohawk, n. Y, by Mr.. Charming
Moore, son of the deceased, and the
funeral took place to-day from her ole
home in that city. Mrs. Moore was
! well known in Washington, as TO
many years prior to her husband S deatl
she made her home with him at Will
liard's Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John III. Thompson
celebrated their golden wedding a
their home, 1415 q street, last night
Mr.. Thompson is member of tn
Oldest Inhabitants Association and. a
is customary, his fellow members of,th
, Association presented Mr. Thompson
! gold-headed cane, President Maubra,
making the presentation. His fellow
clerks in the Second Auditors office
Treasury Department, where Mr.
Thompson has been employed twent,
years, presented him $50 in 81 golt
pieces, The largely attended reception
! gave way to dancing at II o'clock ant
/ This was kept up by the merry part
r till 1 o'clock.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Wrigh
of New York to Mr. Fernando Yznag
a was quietly celebrated yesterday in Ney
York, Rev. DIR. Dix performing til
ceremony. Mr.. Yznaga Is brother o
I Lady Vaudeville and Lady Lister. Kay
Y The latter is now living with her hus
7 band on Western ranch.
b. The marriage of Mrs Grace Town
I send Turnbull to Judge Gray, associat
= justice of the New York Court of Al
+ peals, will take place at an earl
/ date in New York. Mrs. TlNnbu
i was the former wife of Mr.. Henr