The Washington critic., 1890-05-02
THE SOClAL WORLD.

President and Mrs. Harrison, assisted
by Mrs Wanamaker, Mrs Window,
Mrs. Rusk, Mrs Mckee and Mrs.
Berqland received the ladies of the
Board Of Foreign Missions of the
Presbyterian Church in the East Room
last evening at o'clock. After formal
presentation to the receiving
parly, the guests, about 800
I'm number, remained at the White
House for some time, enjoying the op.
portunity of chatting with their enter
taiuers and slrolling about through the
conservatory and Red, Blue and Green
parlors, which were lighted and open
for the occasion.
Vice President and Mrs. Morton rave
dinner last evening in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. George Bliss of New York,
who are their guests. Others present
were Rev. DR.. Douglas of st. Johns.
Mrs. Douglas, Assistant Postmaster.
General and Mrs. Clarkson, General
and Mrs. Berdan, Senator and Mrs.
Sherman, Senator Allison, Senator Glib.
son, Senator Aldrich and Senator
Washburn.
Miss Mary Wilson entertained party
of young ladies Mt luncheon yesterday
in honor of Miss Gussie Wilson, daugh.
ter of Colonel John NJ. Wilson, u. S.
A. Miss Fuller and Miss Clagett were
among the guests.
The second of the series Of subscrip.
tion concerts will be given this after
noon in the grounds of the Phelps
mansion.
Mrs. James f. Barbour gave a
luncheon yesterday to her guest, Miss
| Slingluff OF Baltimore. The decora
| tions were of white and green bowls of
white carnations and lilies of the valley
| at the base of the candelabra, In which
the wax candelabra burned under
Nile green shades The corsage bouquets
brought around at the conclusion of the
luncheon were of lilies of the valley
tied with white ribbons. The ices were
| pistache in the forms of spine shaped
leaves, each holding in the centre a
spray of lilies of the valley. The guests
| were Miss Bate, daughter of Senator
Bate; Miss Walthall, daughter of Sena-
tor Walthall Miss Tarr, the Misses
Huyck, Miss Soule, Miss Parker, Miss
Denver and Miss Jones. A number of
young gentlemen joined the party later
in the afternoon.
The attention of the social world was
monopolized yesterday afternoon by the
second annual meet of the Dumblane
Hunt Club at Ivy City, where every.
one attended in gala attire, the bright
costumes and profusion of flowers
worn by the ladies giving
to the scene the appear
auce of a veritable Derby day.
toll ~ rttn nrity
and from 1 o'clock until after 3 the ar
rival of fashionable turnouts on the
grounds was continuous. The Marine
Band was stationed in the grand stand.
The guests were received by members
of the club, many Of whom were in
riding suits. Among the spectators
were:
Lady Pauncefote and the Misses Pauuce-
fote, Miss Penniman, Mr.. and Mrs. \. G.
Barney, Nine. Guzman, Mrs A. C. Tyler
Miss Florence Window, Miss Louise Bryan,
Mr.. and Mrs Casper Whitney of New York
Miss Letter, Miss Roselle Brown, with
Lieutenant T. S. Rogers, L. S. N; eX-Gov
ernor Wbttemore of Rhode Island, Wood
bury Blair, lin tally-ho: Mr.. and Mrs
Fred. Mcclure, Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Hel.
len, Miss Mildred Carlisle, Miss May Pratt
the Misses Patten, Miss Parke, Miss Free
J
the Misses Kent of Chicago, Misses
Maury, Miss Mary Butterworth, DR.. and
Mrs. Hammond, Miss Josie Bevins, Mlst
Katie Deering, Miss Maud Davidge
Mrs. Barber, Senator Higgins, Paymaste
Harry Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. Berial
Wilkins, General Harry Bingham, DR.
Ruth Z. T. Letter, Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
deron Carlisle, Miss Joyce, Edward Joyce
Miss Story, Miss Speed, DR.. and Mrs. Ma
gruder, the Brazilian Minister, Richard
Smith, Admiral Upshur, Mrs. Gordon Nc
Kay, Martin Maginnis, Senators Hampton
Gibson, Walcott, Mcmillan, Manderson
Anson McCook, eX-Congressman FELTON,
Admiral Luce, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Tyson
Of Baltimore, Mr.. Cuttings, Stilson Hutch
ins, with Miss Keeling of Baltimore
Mrs. Andrews and Mr.. Paul Andrews, Mis-
mons, Mrs. General Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward McCauley, Doctor Loring, the Misse
Kent of Chicago, Miss Ethel ingalls,, Mrs
S. 2. Brown, the Misses Brown, Docto
and Mrs. Lincoln, Miss Gale, Mr
Gresham, Colonel Ochiltree Mr.. Wallach
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson Clover, Mr.
Montgomery Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
! Goodloe, Miss Stetson, Miss Stoughton
the Misses James, Mrs. Harvey Page, th
Misses Jones, Miss Deering, Senate
Hampton, Miss Wall, Miss Card, Mrs
John Poor, Mrs. Thurber, Mr. and Mrs
Calderon Carlisle, Mrs. Philips, Mr.. LIE
Philips, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert, Mr.. Gibson
Mrs. u. S. Grant was the guest o
honor yesterday at luncheon given b,
Mrs. Daniel Butterfield at Sherry's, il
New York. The hundred guest
present were seated at five tables
each of which was attached b
bright hued ribbons to May
pole erected in the centre of tn
room. The table at which Mrs. Gran
sat was decorated with Marguerites
: Lander's orchestra and a band G
Tyrolean singers furnished the musi
| throughout the afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Barbara n
Hutchison of Philmont, Va, to Nj
Clarkson It. Colbert of Waterford. Va
took place at Mount Vernon NJ. 1
Church. Rev. Mr.. Weightmau ofiic
>. ated. Miss Maggie Hutchison and Mi:
Mamie Clements attended the brid,
Messrs. J. A. Hutehison, T.. F. Ma
tinely, w. D. Munroe and G.. A. Veitc
! were ushers.
Count and Countess Pappenheil
spent Thursday in New York at ii
Buckingham Hotel, where they arrive
the previous evening. They will sta
for California tomorrow morning