The Washington critic., 1890-04-28
THE SOCIEL WORLD.


Mrs. Harrison, accompanied by Mrs.
Mckee, drove to Georgetown yesterday
and attended service at the P.Street
Presbyterian Church, Of which the
pastor, DR. Fullerton, is an old class.
mate Of the President
Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Mckee have
In contemplation visit to Atlantic
City or Cape May previous to taking
possession Of their Deer Park cottage
in June
The Diplomatic Corps have pur-
chased as their wedding present for
Miss Margaret Blaine magnificent
silver tea service, which is now being
appropriately engraved. Miss Blaine's
marriage win take place as already
stated, Sunday May H. at the resi-
dence of the Secretary of State, and
after the large reception, which will
follow the ceremony, Mr. Damrosch
will take his bride to Baltimore. where
they will spend several days or week
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs EN-
mons Blaine, who will loan il to them
for the honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montufur Of Guatemala
have been spending several days in the
city, on their way TO Mexico, where the
former has been appointed secretary of
legation. Mr.. Montufar was formerly
charge d'affaires from Guatemala 10
this country.
Mrs. Mexia, wife of General Mexia Of
Mexico, Is in the city, visiting friends
on Capitol Hill.
The grand vocal concert to be given
this evening at Lincoln Music Hall for
the benefit of the Home for Ineurables
promises to be an event of unusual en-
joyment, socially and artistically.
Mr.. Daniel Hagner Thomas left the
city last evening for New York, from
where he will sail tomorrow with En-
gineer Menocal for Nicaragua.
Miss Lou Tenney, who has been
| living in Minnesota for several years
| past, is now in the city for visit to
her brother, Mr.. Robert Tenney, at his
home on q street.
Ex- Secretary and Mrs. Whitney are
contemplating spending the early por.
ton of the season abroad, and upon
their return will occupy the cottage al
Newport, leased last season by Mr.. Isaac
Bell, jr.
The marriage of Miss Leila Jesse
Cropp of Upper Norwood, Surrey,
England, to Mr.. James Carroll Frazier
of Martinsburg, w. Va, will take
place at st. Johns Church Wednes
day, May 7. Rev. DR.. Douglas will
officiate.
Mrs. Augustus jackson of Phila
deiphia is spending the week in tho
city as the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Johr
Trimble.
Miss Nellie Williams has gone tC
Montana to spend the summer Will
relatives.
Mrs. George A. Coolidge has issued
invitations for nursery tea from
TO o'clock on the afternoon of Mon
day, May ), at 1117 Twenty. frs
| street.
An enjoyable inaugural recital By
Professor James Caulfield, assisted by
Mrs Zaidee r. Smith and Miss Birks, was
given Friday evening at the Presbyteri IL
Church, Georgetown, on the new organ
built by Wilson s. Kelley, 1907 \
street northwest. The following pro
gramme was rendered: 1. q Audante
Petrie; Air and variations, Hesse
Aria, (Les HugenoD Meyerbeer, Mrs
Zaidee r. Smith. g. Veilleurs de
Mutt, Wely; Fixed in His Everlast
ing Seat, Handel. A. Jerusalem, Gou
nod, Miss Birks. 5. Harmoniou
Blacksmith, Handel. 6. Sonata in 4
Nendelssohn. Z, Echo Song, Allen
Mrs Zaidee r. Smith. s. q Slumbe
Song, Schuman Last Hope, Cots
chalk. 8. Hallelujah (Messiah) Har
del. Especial praise is due to the fin
ished manner in which Miss Mar
Dashiell played the various organ az
! commandments