The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-03-23

tleman's BOBBY, Mr.. j. B. Gaddess; ladies'
BOBBY, Miss M. Beight. Among the surprisers
were the Misses Leila and May Garretson Hat
tie and Mamie Grump, Misses Densmore,, Par
Beight, Lake, Travis, Tichenor, and Kaighn,
and Messrs. j. Everett Keene, E. K Lee, s. H.
Merrill, II. L. Hilton, j. B. Gaddess DR.. r.
Parsons, G. B. Brookes, G. w. Hurlebaus, B.
D. Garretson, A. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Garside, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Crump, and Mr..
and Mrs. P. S. Garretson. At the conclusion of
the game bountiful repast was served.
Misses Clare, Roberta, and Mabel Howard,
Friday evening, at their residence, 21OO G street,
gave very enjoyable dancing party to num-
Der of their young friends. The following were
Clara and Bessie Emory, Bessie Edes, Lucretia
and Anna Dodge Masie Dandy, Lucy Howard,
Of Baltimore; Lily Howard, Almy Gardner,
Cornelia Knox, Sophia Lee, Violet and Rosa
Christine Owen, Mollie Smart, and Priscilla
Stesrns, Masters Boyce Burritt, Arthur Cassels,
Christopher Dawson, George Dandy, George
Davis, George Dyer Willie Dodge, Charles
berger, Dudley Knox, J. Fenner Lee, Jr., Albert
Ogden, Warren Ogden, James Parker. Cuth-
bert Powell, Robert Smart, and John Wright
1t is al interesting rumor in New York that
Mayor Grant is soon to marry Miss Murphy
daughter of Edward Murphy, of Troy, chair
man Of the Democratic State Committee.
Mayor Grant made his debut in New York
swell society on the occasion of Mrs. Whit
neys recent tea-the first time he was ever in
Vited to participate in the gayeties of the 400.
dinner was given in honor of Mayor Grant
by Mr.. W. w. Astor last April, but the guests
Delmonico's. Mrs. Whitney's invitation to
her home to mingle with the elect now fixes the
Mayors social status, which is undoubtedly
good thing, in view OF the rumors OF his ap-
preaching marriage. The future Mrs. Grant
will now be entitled to have her name in the
"Blue Book"
Mrs. Senator Davis gave very pleasant in
formal reception last Thursday evening. The
attractive hostess received her guests in hand
some costume of black satin. She was assisted
by her sister, Mrs. Agnew, in black lace over
silk; Miss Katharine Foote, in cream silk and
pearl passementre, with pearl ornaments; Miss
Lila Twigg in white faille and flowers; Miss
Wiggins, in simple gown of white silk and
lace; Miss Rogers, in black lace and flowers,
and Miss Mattingly, in red silk and black vel
tingly, Mr.. Rogers, and others gave several
vocal selections, Miss Foote rendered many
piano numbers and Mr.. Barrett and Mr.. Nair
played charmingly on the banjo.
Colonel and Mrs John Hay entertained a
company Monday evening at reception in
School. Gen. Armstrong brought with him sew
eral pupils of his school, representing the In
dian and colored races. Among the guests
were Secretary and Mrs Rusk, Secretary and
Mrs Window, General and Mrs, John w. Fos-
ter, Judge and Mrs. Batcheller, Miss Dawes,
Admiral and Mrs, Crosby, Miss Kate Foote,
Mr., and Mrs Charles Rordhoff, Senator and
Mrs Farwell, General and Mrs. Rochester, Rev.
William A. Bartlett and Mrs. Bartlett, Miss
Nieolay, Gen. Anson G.. MeCook, Mrs. Powell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabot Lodge, and Miss sewell.
The members of the Woman's National Press
Association have rendered the Pan-Anerican
delegates a reception, to take place at VIII
lard's Hotel parlors, Thursday evening, March
official circles will be of the receiving party.
Mrs NJ. d. Lincoln, Mrs NJ. s. Lockwood,