The Washington critic., 1890-02-10
SOCIETY,"


The social gaieties for this afternoon and |
evening will he teas by Mrs. n. 5. Lincoln
and Commissioner and Mrs Macdonald,
the subscription german of forty couples
at the National Rifles Armory, the recep-
tion to the Pan-Amerlcans by senator and
Mrs. Henderson, and dinner party by
Mr.. Felix Campbell.
To-day is the lfteth anniversary of the
marriage of Queen Victoria to Prince Al
bert, the ceremony having taken place Feb
ruary 10, 1S40
Vice-Presideut and Mrs. Morton will
leave Washington on the goth instant for
Southern trip, which will probably extend
to Florida, after short stay at Fortress
Monroe.
Mrs. Charles Gibson of Maryland will
not receive tomorrow at the shoreham, as
she will be occupied during the afternoon
in making calls. On Wednesday Mrs. Glib
son will have a luncheon given in her honor
by Mrs. Governor Jackson at Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph b. Greenhut Of Pc
oria, H., spent several days in the city last
week.
erly of Chicago, paid flying visit to Wash
ington recently for the purpose of confer
ring with Mrs. Logan in regard to the colos-
sal bust Of General Logan, which occupies
a conspicuous place In the memorial hall
at Calumet Place. The likeness was not
considered altogether satisfactory by the
family, and upon Mr.. Trebeps return to
Europe in few days he will take the bust
with him in order to make the necessary
corrections, after which the marble will
probably be placed in the hall of statuary
at the Capitol.
The marriage of Mr.. Van II. Manning Jr.,
to Mise Edith Rcamer Will take place on
| Wednesday at the home of the bride-elect,
In Bedford, Pa. number of Mr.. Man
ning's friends in this city will attend the
ceremony. Mr.. Peters Of the Geological
Survey will be best man. Upon their return
from wedding trip Mr.. Manning and his
bride will make their home at 1881 NJ
street.
Miss Lucy Colman is the guest of her
aunt, Miss Breedin, at the Clarendon.
Mrs. Annie Corcoran, after a pleasant
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leave tomorrow for Annapolis.
Miss Mary Doughty arrived from Balt
more last week and is at 1918 F street.
Mrs. and Miss Benton of New York are
the guests of Mrs. Yarnall, at her residence
in Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall, who were ac
corded succession of social honors during
their stay in Washington, were entertained
at farewell supper In Boston Friday even
ing after the performance at the Holli
Street Theatre by Mr.. r. NJ. Field at th
Tavern Club.
Mrs. Parker, wife Of Lieutenant Parker
U. s. NJ, has recently moved to 1125 {
street.
Mrs. n. l.. Jeffries will receive o,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Helmen will arrive to-day from
Cheyenne, to be the guest of Judge an,
Mrs. Joseph Carey.
General Alger, as commander-in-chief o
the Grand Army of the Republic, will at
tend the annual encampment of the De
partment of Maryland, to be held at tn
Academy of Music in Baltimore on th
18th instant. The following day, accom-
panied by his wife and two daughters, Gen
eral Alger will come to Washington, and
joining General and Mrs. Clarkson, vii
leave for Fortress Monroe.
General and Mrs. E. f. Dutton of Syca
more, H., are guests of Congressman an
Mrs. A. j. Hopkins at Wizards HOTEL
General and Mrs. Philip Sydney Post wi
entertain their Illinois friends at their FIJI
teenth-street home this evening.