The Washington critic., 1890-02-17
SOCIETY,".

Miss Alice Wilmerding has entirely re-
covered from the injuries received tine
morning OF the fire at tue Tracy mansion,
and goes out for a drive every day Secre-
tary Tracy was urged by Lieutenlnt and
Mrs. Mason to be their guest after leaving
the White House, but he finally decided
that 1t would be best to take apartments at
the Arno, where he now is with his son,
Mr. Frank Tracy.
Mr.. William Wilson, jr., Will make his
future home in Seattle, where he is now en-
gagged In business.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace OF Salt Lake City,
accompanied by their daughter, Miss Grace
Wallace, spent the day In the city yester-
day as the guest Of Senator and Mrs. Man
derson.
Bishop Paret preached last evening at
Epiphany Church. DR.. Hodges of Balti
more will occupy the pulpit next Sunday
evening.
A spray of golden rod, as the national
flower, ornamented the cover Of the menu
I cards at the dinner given Saturday evening
at the Riggs House in honor of Susan b.
Anthony's roth birthday. Mrs Senator
Blair, In speaking of the flower, stated that
ten or twelve years ago before the subject
of the national floral emblem had come un-
der discussion, her son, with several of his
| Young friends, unanimously elected that
| flower as their favorite, and while roughing
it each summer called their tents "Camp
Golden Rod" decorating them inside and
out with the beautiful yellow sprays.
Mrs. John Blair Hoge Will hold her last
reception for the season on Tuesday.
Lieutenant T. b. NJ. Mason is GONZALES
cent after severe attack of grip.
musicale will be given this evening at
the residence of Mr. Samuel Wheatley on
Thirtieth street for the benefit OF the Co
League.
Mrs. Anderson of New York has been the
guest of Lieutenant and Mrs. Fremont for
several weeks.
Miss Nellie Dorsey held her last Sunday
afternoon reception for the season yester-
day. Mrs MohuD, Miss Simpson, Miss
Smith and Miss Eastman received the
guests. Miss Laura Mohun presided at the
tea-table.
Miss Mary jackson of Philadelphia is the
guest of DIR. and Mrs. Krogstadt for d
week, at the expiration of which time she
Will visit Mr.. and Mrs. James Durant, a,
their new home, 1929 Corcoran street.
The marriage of Miss Lulie Harris
daughter of Mrs. Sallie A. Harris, to Mr.
Charles Darwin Pennebaker will take place
Tuesday, February 25, at Bardstown, Ky
Mr.. Pennebaker will bring his bride tC
Washington to make their future home a
1341 Corcoran street, where they will re
ceive on Wednesdays, after March 10.
The marriage Of Miss Susanna Earle t.
Mr.. Ogden Jones of New York, took plac
at 7:30 o'clock Saturday evening at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents, the Cedars
! on Georgetown Heights. Rev Mr.. Registe
, of st. Johns ofliciated. The wedding gowl
was Of white faille. After reception, a
which only few intimate friends wer
present, Mr.. and Mrs Ogden Jones left Of
their wedding trip, which will extend
Bermuda.
, Representative and Mrs. j. Smedley Dai
lington gave a o'clock tea Saturday after
, noon at the Normandie in honor of thei
married daughter, Mrs. Butler, who is no'
making them visit. Mrs. Darlington wa
, assisted in receiving by Mrs. Butler, th
, Misses Darlington, Mr.. Percy Darllngto
and Miss Villas, niece of Senator Spooner.
, Miss Mary II. Niles of Beacon street
, Boston, has returned TO her home after
S visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Andrews.
r Mr.. II. M. Clarke, ir., of Boston is vis
u ing friends in this city.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Worthy of Chicag
y are in the city for short stay.
Mrs. Marshall KirlSman of Evanston, III
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Spence
-, is visiting friends in Washington.
Y Lieutenant and Mrs. Charles Ayres hay
apartments for the present at the Buckin!
q ham.