The daily critic., 1890-12-09
IN rHE SWIM

EA' aaaA.
question bas rcsu warmly b
Iu some uft. ND Fnl lt8HI
fo.uhaf element Wild gIe Washington 1-
c,.ir Ih. old residents, iNa uiftl.
r.taI fL. 5'. h.w $50. Dir't's
wealthy .nI $50. .po.eI D. bile Who have
'I town h..-. aUlNr.urN tlum during
tla r#snu ]. other op18 Society i-
.O.WuIt1H HHuGI 90 ft IS rerr,se .'E-Irs lu3
fbs stamp o. sIr.U hr flc ,r, .1 tH1 Ht
EnpwIDdug5 great salons of fac re ilent
nobility aui gentry. AS rule, Iu ASH
80 gtor. people take their tn-ri1u iu society
accordingly as th.v fauE where ilaE come
fr.n audi mere iosg residence apart irnW
fitness aud right, 10Y wHIg military. uayt. 1r
ftul position. doesn't neaossariiv bring
with lt 1a open Hf - ihe iniiFidul Us
rDr lt1Or1 social suspicion Among Poe
-crDfal elements which 1o to make up s1.
c..ty n this Capital thee are, and always
win Ie fhU,a has tact breeding and uU-
h'tmlsled populations. backed by long
tltahEsl cd position and Es'riU'ie seIFiee,
VIII force hem to thu front iu the worll of
fashion ard society. % rs hardly possible,
however that society here will ever De
reduced 20 the alternative of submit
ting Go being objected hy auy oSe
stil constituted FrtfT 'cIHHiorru as
Tie painful case iu New York.
There is too mu D individuality anl t1o
Strong sense % personality tJ submit to
teiuu rated hy the head Of any social lrm
aitcr The manner OF mercantile agency.
over the nuts and wine 'What's the
matter, Algie. Cd mani You look ratified
Algie Don't mention it, but my collar
button has gone ou a raid down my back.
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At the Presidents reception, English
tourist t0 bis wile-IhCre is that iiupeg-
tiuent mink, your maid Pratile here, my
dear.
',ycs. dear and with one Of my gowns
onr
4a
Hon. u W. Foster, ex Minister 20 Russia.
spain and Mexico. is spending few days
in New York accompanied by Mrs Foster,
WI Ose house is the fayorite resort on Mon
days Of the most agreeable members Of the
Diplomatic Corps as well as the most
sought after 10 general society.
Mrs. Senator Hearst hos shown very
refined aud cultivated tastc iu the 8rrgu ge-
mJuis and decoration OF her beautiful new
mansion. There is an entire absence Of
the usual overv helming lot or trin0-irtc,
but what there is is very rare and price
less The trail Of the decorating ioud Is
not yisiblo, TIE house Is at once home
like and q marvel of elegant simplicity.
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The marriage af an earl t5y " J. eutc1-
ant Lomley Of the Navy removes from the
list Of bachelors "a familiar figure anl leaves
q vacancy 10 the ruIuGer Oi those who were
always welcomed as good, sail arolii"
society men.
Mr. Read, who married daughter OF the
late Senator lulgr Of Flords. aud Formerly
resided here, is now hyiug iu BiDhnDud,
Va Mr. Read often runs up Go NashinE-
ten. where his reputation us o talented
architect j. only equaled by his fame as on
amateur singer and social qualities OF The
highest kuc.
S, Cie't Wlf De- as'oui.hrl u1 delighted
wish thg extraordinary aul vudrriuilv
artistic skili of Mites Nlhul Hunt as uar-
fuuyt Ga ibc v.rlu Iis. Hunt has be.t
hi-NIy educated abroad uud achieved a.
-rpat 800 triumph i1 Eolu sui t,, wapfa
fI,slyu1Hal ul uNHlI',ncy IF. u' r.Hrsa. vgrs
h..F aud .uue listened tu ds 40 81 y,eH'
compliment.
irut.uarts Mason and Bsckmeslm 90
Tic NHvt having covered themselves wi h
GLORY iu doing tha Official hnul-.t. fit
Brazilaus. aIe uuw resting ou thai- lsurpls
ard reircahinr Themselves after their hhlrs
hy au occasional plunge into the Grf Of
sgglc.E.
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Two of the most attractive haus5H OF the
Senators wives this winter VIII be thosa af
Senator Butler aud Senator Call Mfs
Call aud tbe Misses Butler are extremely
popular, aud their receptions VIII bs ai-
way attended hy those who Eu1W wbrFo
10 go 20 1ud the hraiGs aud beauty of tUe
thrgug
Nj ana Mrs OuteTbdIge H1rsey. 30.
1913 New Hampshire avrhue, have not yet
selected e day upon which 10 receive. aud
probably willuut ultli after fae HOLIDAYS
Miss lIcrsey q visiting freuas IN New
York,
MIS-, John Nicholas Noron anl Miss
Norton, NO lTs3 ii street, receive on sat
urdbys, that beiug the day generally chosen
Ly the residents Of II street.
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Mrs. Cammacs and Niss Cammaek, 40.
1865 Nineteenth street, receive ON sat
urlags
Mrs R0osrvelt has selected Saturday 10
rectiye her tfieuds, a. No. $50 Jefferson
Place,