The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-20

In like manner, his late political antago-
mist, Mr.. William Everett, has addressed
himself to the young in Double Play"
and "Changng Base stories now ten or
dozen years old and this season he
writes Il sequel io the latter story, called
Thine, Not Minc,n an attempt todcvclop
n character whose prime weakness is un-
conscious seliishncss.
On the 18th instaut in Boston the mar
riagc Of Marshall :. r Williams, a repre-.
sentative Of wcl-known RoXbury fam.
ily and Miss Edith Barrett, the beautiful
Young daughter Of the tragcdian Mr.
Lawrence Barrett, was solcmnized. Ihe
bridesmaids were Miss Williams, Miss
Fairchild, Miss llcnshaw and Miss
Dresser. The maid of honor was Miss .Wris-
ley, and the hest man was Mr.. James
Otis. Among the many wedding gifts was
Il check for Si,H0 from Stuart Robson, the
comedian.
The Baron Won Maltzahn writes to the
New York World from Washington this
note: "m the World OF the 18th instant
was published u telegram from San Fran
cisco, Cal, dated the l2h, giving an ac-
count of letter written by II Baron Won
Mnltzaln of Berlin. Germany, to u mar
riage bureau in san Francisco n year ago
You inferred that this letter had been
written by Il Baron won Maltzahn, who
recently married in Charlotte, \. e.. |
would he very much obliged if through
the columns of your newspaper you would
correct this erroneous impression. know
several families in Berlin bearing the
name of Baron won Maltzahn, but never
before saw this letter that you publish and
have no idea who wrote 1t. certainly
did not write the letter. and u few days
after my marriage in Charlotte. y. G., |
was shocked to find myself spoken of in
your journal as being the person who hal
written the letter to san Francisco |
hope you will have the kindness to state
in your newspaper that avn not the per
son. BARON VoN VI MkLrI\nN.'
The New York Southern Society gave u
ladies' reception on the 18th instant ut
the home of the society, Is West Twenty
fifth street. 1t was the first entertainment
of the kind in the history Of the society,
and about thousand of the members,
with their guests, were present The par
lors were tastcfullv decorated with holly
and smilax, while the music was supplied
by I.andcr's Band. There were also many
pictures and pieces Of statuary by South
cril artists on exhibition. I'm elaborate
collation. was served.
Among the many present wore Mrs.
John G. calhoun, Mr.. and MIS-. Hugh II.
Garden Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Swan, Dr.
and Mrs. j. Harvey Dew, Dr. and Mrs.
George Tucker Harrison, William l..
Trenholm, Mr. and Mrs ". 4. Ncrdery,
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Thomas, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Charles 4. Deshcn, Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Ethel Forster, Miss Woods, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles II. Bsslcr, Miss Mary
Boshcr. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Johnson,
Judge and Mrs. Roger A. Pryor, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Flanagan, Miss Laura Bu-
chanan, Mr.. and Mrs. James \. Blu
chanan Miss Rosa Buchanan, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas \. Young, Mrs. William NJ.
l.affan, Mrs. Daniel RatclifTe, Colonel
Samuel u. Paul, Dr. Robert G. Miles, Rob
DIR. James II. Parker, w. q. Crenshaw,
w. w. Sharp, Major James J.. Robertson,
Miss Sarah McNickcr, the Rev. Charles r.
Deems, John X. Abney T.. l.. Ranlc;t,
Mrs. William NJ Fuller, Newton Sharp,
DR., J. Herbert Clayburnc, NacGrane Coke,
John 7. Dixon, Howard SANDERS, and
William II. Chew.
Theodore Thomas is going to Chicago
sure enough. Fifty musical Chicagoans
have agreed 10 put up ~ 900 q year apiece
to sustain q series of concerts ut the Audi
torium. Mr.. Thomas will lead these con-
ccits. lie Is now in New York engaging
his musicians. His own contract is for d
period of three years.
Ex-Congressinan W. l.. Scott of Erie
Pa, is in New York city. His form /,
bent, and he walks with Il labored move
ment as if in pain. He is affected with {
assevere stomach trouble. He will with
draw from the turf, where he has beer
quite successful, because of his ppol
health. He will, however, continue hi,
breeding establishment where he will
| raise colts and sell them to men whose
health permits them to to carry on 4
| racing stable.