The Washington critic., 1890-05-10
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

after q short stay with Mrs Harrison at
the seaside, will spend the summer with
her husband IN Indianapolis.
Nlco.Presldent and Mrs. Morton returned
to-day from New York.
Miss Lsthers, daughter Of Colonel
Lalhers Of New Rochelle, is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander at their residence
on n street.
The Spanish Minister left yesterday for
q short stay IN New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Letter have closed their
house on Dupont Circle and left the city
for the season. Miss Letter sails for Europe
to-day.
The Spanish Glass viii meet this after
noon at the residence Of Miss Ida Thomp-
son. Dancing will be the feature OF the
occasion.
Miss Emma Jean Wilson has issued invi-
tgtions for an eloCutiOuary and musical en-
tertaiument at the Frodona Hotel this
evening at \ o'clock.
The performance by amateurs tonight
of "PygmaliOu and Galatean at Lincoln
Music lI0ll will be notable society event.
Among the performers viii be Miss Al
drich, Miss Bigelow, Miss Lincoln and
Miss Fuller.
The Country Club has issued invitations
for receptions Wednesdays in May.
The Lunch Club win meet on Friday at
the residence of Madam Guzman.
Judge and Mrs John Davis, with their
two children, sailed for Europe to-day.
Mrs. Davis will remain abroad for several
years with the children, who will be placed
at school. Judge Davis will return in the
autumn.
Mrs. Ross, wife Of Postmaster Ross has
returned TO Pitsburg, after spending o
a., fHn nft tx tpft h.V hupbnu1 al
St. James Hotel.
Mr.. Ralph johnson has recently come
from abroad for a short stay, and upon his
return will probably be accompanied by
Mrs. and Miss Waller, who will Join Mrs.
johnson and remain abroad for a year.
Should Mrs. and Miss Waller decide not to
20 to Europe, Mrs. johnson and her
daughter will return to this country in the
autumn.
The Hawaiian Minister and family will
spend the summer at Seattle, Washington,
where the Minister'S son, Mr. George Car
ter, is In business.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Riggs, with their
son and daughter, will leave ON the 10Th in
slant for Tacoma, Washington, to spend
the summer Miss Kate Riggs is one of the
prcttiest of the seasons dcJHtoHtes.
Miss May Pratt has been IN St. Louis
for number of weeks past on visit to
friends.
Mrs. I1azen and Mrs Bugher will spend
the summer at Deer Park with Mr. and
Mrs. Washington Mclean, in the cottage
leased from Mr.. Elkins.
Mr.. Won Swinderen of the Netherlands
Legation sailed for Europe to-day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Titan j. Coffey will soon
return to Washington, bringing with them
for interment at Oak Hin the body oftheir
son, Mr.. Harry Coifey, who died In London
last autumn.
Miss Hillyer Of California, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Hearst for number of
weeks VIII soon leave to visit friends in
Hartford, Conn.
Miss Florence Bayard is at present the
9uc ST OF Mrs. Hearst.
Dr. John s. Billings, l.. s. A., accom-
panied by his daughters, Miss Clara and
Miss Daisy Billings, will sail for Europe
early in June to spend the summer abroad.
! While in London they will be the guests Of
the family OF Sir spencer Wells.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Pedrosa, who have been
abroad since the autumn, will sail home
with their two children on the 18th in
stant.
Mrs. Alexander Bruen gave a luncheon
Tuesday in honor of her brother, Mr.. John
Jay OF New York, who has been spending the
week In Washington as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Pellew. Among the guests
present were Justice and Mrs. Field, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Stanford, Mr.. and Mrs Holli-
| day Miss Edes, Miss Sheriff. and Miss Blodg-
EFT of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bakbmeteff will remain in
this country Tor several months and will
spend the summer with General and Mrs.
Beale at Manchester by the Sea
Miss Blodgett of New York is the guest
Of Mrs Henry Pellew.
Ant Of IL.
son of New York arrived in the city on
Thursday for short visit to Mrs. Hearst.
Mrs. John Van Ness of New York ar
rived on Thursday Tor a visit to Mrs.
Frank Barbarin
Miss Mamie Berry will be married to MIR.
Stanhope Williamson June 10. They will
make their future home in Duluth.
DR.. Frank Chamberlain VIII go abroad
this summer to attend the Medical Congress
In Berlin.
II is announced that the marriage of Mr..
II. Clay Ward of this city to Miss Schultz
of Baltimore viii take place in the latter
city on June 10.
Mrs. James G.. Blaine ir., has been re-
! moved from her apartments at the Percival
! to the residence of her physician. Her
sufferings have been greatly alleviated since
her removal, and her complete restoration
| to health is looked for.
The paper chase given yesterday after
noon was one of the most exciting of the
| season, and was witnessed at the start and
finish by a large number of onlookers in
Nictorias, village carts, drags and open
carriages of every description. The start
was from the tower at Faiiview heights at
, o'clock the hares having been given a
start of ten minutes. The course lay
through Eairyiew and Tunlaw through the
kengla farm, making long detour back
| Of In,, f,.1-
finish at the Green farm. The hunt was a
long and exciting one, with many stiff
jumps, hardly one of the hounds escaping
without fail, though no serious injuries
were incurred save TO the horse ridden by
Mr. Henry, which had his leg badly cut.
This accident occurred at fence but few
yards from the finish, where Mr.. Henry
was undoubtedly a winner Through a
misunderstanding the hunt was continued
across the field to the Tenallytown road to
College villa, where Mr.. Jack Sheppard
rode in first. The hares were DR.. Arthur
Snyder and Mr.. Joseph Bradley. The
hounds were Messrs. William Henry,
Thomas Hyde, ir, John Havlland, Charles
II. ii. Thomas, Raphael Caslear, Doug
lass Semmes, Hopewel Darneille, Charlie
Hume, William Riley, VIII LOCKER, Rey-
nolds Nicholson, Jack Sheppard and Gus
Friebus.
The Lunch Club, recent acquisition to
the fashionable organizations of the past
season, is composed of nine members. The
interesting feature Of the club is each
hostess shall, in turn, prepare a luncheon,
the outlay for which shall not exceed 50.
As may he imagined the greatest amount
Of ingenuity is required TO accomplish this
difficult task, which Is, nevertheless, pos
sible, as the following menu served at re-
cent luncheon will show:
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Loaf Vienna bread ead.,..................,.. )
90
Salad asparagus, lettuce aud mayon-
rs
Veal croquettes, calves brain sauce.. %