The Washington critic., 1890-04-21
THE SOCIAL WORLD


Tuesday evening the Hon. Roswell
p. Flower Of New York, upon invita-.
tion Of Mr. and Mrs John Joy Edison.
will receive ut their residence the Off
GERS of the Homeopathic Hospital and
also The Ladies' Aid and Sustaining
members. Mr. Flower has been elected
president of the National Homeopathic
Hospital Association aud has accepted.
Mrs. Cleveland arrived on Saturday
at the Brighton Hotel, Atlantic City,
where che will remain for short time
as the guest of Mrs Macalister Laugh
ton
Ensign II. b. Dashield, u. s. N, has
returned TO Annapolis after visit to
Washington.
The marriage OF Mr. Yulee, son of
the late Senator Yulee of Florida. to
Miss Murray of New York will take
place in that city on Tuesday.
Mrs. Davids of Wyoming, who has
been spending some weeks in the city
with her daughter, Mrs Joseph N
Cary, will return on Wednesday to her
home In the West.
Miss Margaret johnson. whose clever
poems and drawings are so well known
10 the readers of juvenile publications,
will return in a few days to her home
in New York after week visit to Mr.
and Mrs. Poindexter.
The marriage of Miss Fair, daughter
of Senator James G. Fair, to Mr.. Herr.
man Oelrichs will take place June 8.
DR.. Washington Matthews, U. s. A.,
who has been stationed in Washington
| for some years past, on duty In the
Surgeon Generals Office, has been de-
tsched from duty here and ordered to
Fort Wingate, N. M.
A brilliant reception was given by
Mrs. General Malone at her residence
on Market street, Petersburg, Friday
night, in compliment to Miss Sherman,
| daughter Of Senator Sherman, who has
| been guest In the Generals family for
several weeks. The company present
was fashionable one, embracing the
elite of the city. Among the ladies
present from distance were Miss
Cameron and Miss Potts of Richmond,
Miss Baldwin of Louisville and others.
The table.spread was superb and the
occasion, In all respects, delightful and
enjoyable.
I The Duchess of Marlborough In re-
sponse to q cablegram from her leige
lord and master, sailed for Europe
last week, the latter days of her stay
in New York having been enlivened by
series of farewell dinners and lunch.
cons. On the deck of the Majestic she
held quite a levee before sailing, ia
sharp contrast TO which ovation of at.
tention from New Workers is the atti
| f1,f1n nd Nv ho- rn1 Nua
Price, her mother. did not even see heI
once during her stay, as she started on
a Mexican trip only few days before
her daughters arrival in this country.
Miss Letter is in New York, where,
in tompany with party of friends, she
rode on horseback to the first Of the
subscription teas at Hotel Claremont in
Riverside Park, on Thursday. Among
the most notable of the throug OF
elegant turDouis on that occasion was
the vehicle driven by Mrs. Frederic
Nelson, half Victoria, half landau, SC
| deep That only the heads of the occu
! pants showed above the sides, painted
TO simulate basket work.
In the first reimbursement of Paris d
petition is being extensively signed in
| favor of proposal for reviving the de
parted glories of the Palais Royal.
| crystal palace of iron and glass, with
gigantic dome, has been designed by
Nj. Martin Ginouvier, who desires tc
erect it on the spot now occupied by
the fountain. Within the structure
will be an auditorium for concerts, and
at night the fountain will be illumi
mated. On the exterior of the circular
building will be balconies overlooking
the garden, forming sort of cafe, res
taurant, reading room and winter garden
combined.
A spleDd idly designed album is soon
to be presented to NJ. Pasteur by his
admirers in this country and Grea,
Britain. Among the signers of and
artistic contributors TO the dedicatory
part of the album are the names OF
many of the professors of the universi
ties of Oxford, Cambridge (England)
Edinburgh, Glasgow, Cambridge (U. S.
A. San Francisco, Toronto, Montreal
etc, and notably those of Professor
Max Miller, Mr.. Gladstone, Professor
Huxley. DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes
AIr. Rider Haggard. Sir Joseph Lister
Sir Frederick leighton, Mr.. and Mrs
Alma Tadema, Mr. Felix Moscheles
Sir Douglas Powell and Sir Noel Patton