The Washington critic., 1890-02-02


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Secretary aud Mrs. Proctor have visiting |
them Miss Meade Of Boston. The young |
son of the Secretary of War has greatly i'm
proved IN health during the past few weeks,
and, in company with Mrs. and Miss Proc |
tor, drives to Arlington every morning in
an open carriage.
Ex-Representative and Mrs. Henderson
viii give a reception to the Pan-Americans
Monday, February 10.
Mrs. and Miss Walthall have issued cards
for tea Tuesday, February IL.
The Bowling Club will give large the
atre party Of fifty guests Saturday, the 10Th
instant.
The annual ball at the Country Club will
be given February II.
Postmaster General and Mrs. Wanamaker
will give their second card reception Feb
ruary Il.
Mrs. Leland Stanford will give tea on
the afternoon Of Shrove Tuesdqy, Febru-
ary Is.
Mr. Kenneth Kerr and Mr. Hal Kerr
now engaged In business in Salt Lake, are
in the city on visit to their mother at her
residence on Twentieth street.
Mr.. Edwardes of the British Legation
| has recovered from a severe attack Of grip.
Miss Flora Bell of Philadelphia is the
guest of Mrs. Iowrie Bell.
Mrs. De Ford Webb has issued cards for
| Tuesdays IN February
Mrs. George Boardman Haycock has is
sued cards for Saturdays in February.
Mrs. Joseph McCammon has issued
cards for Fridays in February.
Mrs. Bromwell and sister, Miss Consta-
bic, have issued cards for Wednesdays in
February
Mrs. William May is at home Thursdays
until Lent.
| The Misses Warren Brown will receive
Mondays in Lent at the Arlington. They
are actively interested in organizing
young ladies' whist club, the first meeting
of which will be held at the Arlington Feb
iuary 4.
Mrs. and Miss Mullau have issued cards
to their friends for informal receptions Sun
day evenings at o'clock.
Justice and Mrs. Blatchford entertained
at dinner on Wednesday Sir Julian and
Lady Pauncefote, Baron de Strive, Senator
aud Mrs Stanford, ex-senator and Mrs.
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Pellew, Mrs. Hazen
and Admiral Harmony.
Miss Sidney Price of Wilmington is the
guest of Lieutenant and Mrs T. B. NJ.
Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Kerr are keeping
house at l7OS NJ street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing returne last week
from their honcymoon-trip South on Mr..
Bateman's yacht, aud after a stay of sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Fos-
ter left for their future home in Watertowo,
N. Y, where Mr.. Lansing is engaged in
the practice of law.
Mis-. Fitzpatrick, widow of the late Gen
eral Fitzpatrick, U. s A, whose engage
ment to General Scbofield was rumored
last week, is spending the winter at the
Shoreham with her two daughters, the
younger of whom made her debut this
season. Mrs. Fitzpatrick, accompanied by
Senator Mcpherson, called on Secretary
Proctor fortnight since and presented
him with the large cavalry sabre worn by
General Fitzpatrick during the war; Senator
MCPHERSON, in his speech of presentation
gave brief listory of the sword, together
with eulogistlc mention of the distin
guished officer to whom it belonged.
| Miss Wooton, the pretty young grand
, daughter of General aud Mrs. Wright whC
has been their guest for several weeks, will
, return to her home tomorrow, to the re
: gret of the many friends made during he
, stay.
Miss King of New York left for her home
Thursday, after a visit to Mrs. Melvill,
Shuster.
Miss Clarke, daughter of Mrs. Henr,
$ of Cleveland, an heiress of unusual beauty
r is spending several weeks with Mrs. an,
g Miss Heintzelman at their new home, 90
a Nineteenth street.
Colonel Brigham of Ohio returned to hi
home on Thursday, after stay of severa
D weeks at the Ebbitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Washington Salter
: accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Fan
ming of New York, have been spending tn
week at the Shoreham.
Miss Josie Kelton has gone to Fortres
. Monroe for several weeks.
:, Miss Barnes of New York is the guest c
Mrs. A. Cleveland Tyler, who gave Dime
a in her lonor Thursday evening and an a
:. ternoon tea on Friday.
a Mrs. Hays and Miss Sybil Hays are at til
n Shoreham for short stay, having recentl
Is returned from stay of several veal
n abroad.
d Mr.. Perclval Drayton has returned I
1t Washington and is spending the seaso
le with MIR. and Mrs. S. 5. Howland at IL
'e house on X street leased from Mr. Charlt
t; Nordhoff.
IS iss Lucy Freylinghuysen is the guest {
T. Jude G and Mrs. John Davis.
Y The marriage of Mr.. Van II. Mannin
" ir., to Miss Edith Reamer will take plaC
n February 12 at the residence of the brd
u elect, at Bedford Pa Miss Reamer hi
y spent the winter in Washington for sever
seasons past with friends.
nj Mrs. General Clary, since the recent deaf
tv of her husband, has taken apartments
st the Arlington.
lie Mr. and Mrs Lyman of Salt Lake Ci
or have returned to their home in the We
TX after weeks stay at the Arlington. NJ
r, and Mrs. Lyman spent the holidays vii
III their eldest son, who is student at Yal
r. Mrs, Marquis, wife of the professor
IS, Greek at the Mccormick Theological Sen
d. nary is the guest of Assistant Attorn
a General and Mrs. Shields, at 20l9 N stree
ne Mr.. Louis Redfern has returned fro
10 abroad for short stay with his parent
Mics Mamie Redfern has been SO i'll wi
To- nervous prostration for several weeks pa
= as to require the services of trained nur,