The Washington critic., 1890-02-24
ao1Nes.oN IN SOCIETY.
What Fashionable People Are Doing
During Lent.

What Fashionable People Are Doing
During Lent.
Sir Julian and Lady Paunccfote have
invited a party of young people to the
legation after the dinner TO be given
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Laura McM0sters spent several
days in Baltimore last week with her
brothers family.
Mrs. George Cobb of Rochester is in
the city for a visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Casilear. Mr.. Cobb
Is at present in Indiana on a visit to his
father, ex- Representative Cobb.
Dr. Mcl(im has returned from New
Orleans where he went to ofliciate ut the
marriage of an old friend.
Admiral and Mrs. Upshur are at st.
Augustine.
The New York Sun, in an account
of the Patriarch s ball of last Monday.
has the following:
Miss Letter wore her Ophelia like
headdress Of purple leaves, and in com
mon with many others had a ribbon
bow pinned between her shoulders.
with streamers reaching to the feet, the
only possible use of which would be to
drive the young ladies in teams about
the ROOM"
Miss Clara Okie has returned from a
pleasant soiourn of week at Fortress
Monroe.
Miss Maud Elliott has greatly i'm.
proved in health since leaving this city
for Baltimore at the beginning of the
season
Mrs. Judge Lewis of Richmond,
formerly Miss Looney of Memphis. is
the guest Of friends in this city.
Mrs, Lewis. wife of the Right Hon
orable Bishop of Ontario, is spending
the week with Mrs. Okie at 1925 Con.
necticut avenue.
Miss Nellie Biddle and her cousin.
Miss Anne Biddle of Detroit who
spent the season as her guest in
Washington, are now on a visit to
West Point
a theatre club of fifty has been
organized in the smart set of New
York society as q Lenten diver
sion, under the leadership of Mrs.
William D, Morgan, Mrs. III. G. Chap
man and Mrs. Perkins. The first meet
ing will be on Tuesday evening at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre to see Mr. and
Mrs. Kendall.
Mr.. Robert Garrett is at Old Point
Comfort with his physician and an
nounces his intention of coming to
Washington as soon as he leaves that
attractive resort. TO all outward ap
pearance Mr.. Garrett might never have
known days illness in his life, for
there is at present not the slightest trace
of invalidism of mind or body about
him. He speaks constantly of incidents
connected with his European trip and
evinces the heartiest pleasure on meet
ing and conversing with old friends.
Ensign Hugh Rodman, L. S. NJ,
who left last week with his wife for
Newfoundland. has been detailed to
duty at that place by the photographic
Office to gather reliable information re-
garding the cause and controlling ele
ments of ice. The object of the De.
partment in the matter is to obtain re
liable data on the subject which will be
available in furnishing reliable prophe-
cies on this dangerous obstruction to
navigation, which has already seri
ously inconvenienced shipping. En-
sign Rodman will have his headquarters
at st. Johns, where he will have the
cooperation of the Arctic fleet in his
Investigations.
In an interview with Baltimore re-
porter Saturday evening Mrs. Padel-
ford stated that ii was her intention to
marry Mr.. j. j. Rafael of "The Con.
doliers' Company as soon as the ne.
cessary formality of divorce with their
respective husband and wife should
have been obtained. Mr.. Rairael's suit
will shortly be brought up in the New
York courts, while that of Mrs. Padel
ford promises to be sort of interna-
tlonal affair, as she states one has al
ready been obtained in England, which
is not considered legal in this country.
General and Mrs. O. O. Howard re-
turned to Governors Island last week
after visit to Mr.. and Mrs. \. l.. Bar
Der, at Belmont.