The Washington critic., 1890-02-07
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the White House TO make inquiries and
leave message of coincidence for the Sec
ietary of the Navy. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Harrison returned |
yesterday from New York, where they have |
been since Sunday.
Misc Jeanett Halfori left few days since |
to join her mother at Townsville, Ca,
where she is slowly improving 10 health,
recovering from the fatigue incident to the
long journey |
Mrs. and Miss McLaren and Mrs. Lucas
of st. Louis will receive on Thursdays In
February. H fs
Miss Kelley of Pittsburg Is the guest OF
Mrs. CIapp at her residence on Vermont
avenue. i
The Misses Plympton are the guests Of
General and Mrs. VIM II. Browne. i
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell win give, . recep- !
tiop at O'Clock THE evening in honor OF
General and Mrs. John G. Black, who are
staying atthe Norman'iie p4lI
Miss Annie peachy will return Monday
from avisit of several liweeks to friends In
Williamsburg. ~
Mrs. and Miss Bisphnm viii, entertainl
| few friends at dinner tomorrow evening.
Mrs. A. c. Tyler has invited small thea4
tire party for tomorrow night. h
ASSEMBLY AND GERMAN, CLUBS. e
Ono of the prettiest parties Of the season
took place last night ut the NationalRints
Armory. The occasion was hop given
! by the Thursday Assembly aud German
| Club. The evening was spent in dancing
| and merry-making. The large party iu
attendance were in fun dress. During the
| evening supper was served in the spacious
| dfill-room of the armory, after which dane
ing prevailed up to late hour. A great
amount of credit is due to the officers of
the club and committee for the success of
the evening. The officers and members .oc
the committee were: -
Lieutenant F. b. Beatty. PRESIDENT; Lieu
tenant w, B Caperton, secretary; st. Julien
b. Depray, vlce-president; Ross Thompson,
treasurer, and Messrs. E. A. Bowers, W. n.
Gfiswold, Lieutenant f, j. Moter,
Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs H. II Smith. Mr.. and MIRA
Bates, Mr.. and Mrs Hutchinson, Mr. aul
Mrs. Soule, Mr. and Mrs Hatch, Senator and
Mrs. Colquitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Riley, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. Window, Hon. aud Mrs. Lester.
Hon. and Mrs. w. G.. Blanchard, Mr.. and
Mrs. >. Durant, Mr.. and Mrs j. E. Wash
ingtop, Mesdaue es Douglass, Mosely, Reade,
Cunningham, Haynes, 6inell, G. NJ. Kennedy,
Wheeler, Brown, Clarke. Bennett Hartman
son, Sicard, AIcQuilan, Townsend, Misses
Kennedy, Lyons, Wheat. Noyes, Chapcron,
Virginia Faust. Darneilie, Dalgell, Boe )ck
Hutchinson, Bate, Scranton, Mary Mar
bury, Combs, Hattie Douglas, Marbury,
Map1prt HaruiIton Mea AZ
Soule, Hutchinson, Scott, Mosely, Foote
Pink Lyons, Stafford. Dester, Bowers, Sprgg
Florence Brown, Barnard, Webb, Page, Elan
nagan, Secard, Compton Bryan, Villas, Kemp
jenkins, Reynolds, Thomas, Peale, Mary
Jones, Marion Thomas, Williamson, Colquitt
, jackson, Howard, Prescott, White; Messrs
N. II. Darton, W. j. Peters, Frank Reynolds
George Evans, B. W. Hodges, Chas. II. Bates
p. Ii. Keiskell, b. 3. White, g. NJ. Thurston
j. C. Simpson, Thomas Durant, Richart
Broadhead, Allen NJ. Mccormick, j. E. Nc
Lean, Charles II. Brice, James NJ. Carey
[ Ferry Fuller, Oscar Menooal, WIS. Perers
| G. B. Reade, Lipscomb. w. H. Carpenter
Matterson, f. j. Reynolds, c. c. Barnard
, W. II. Darton, j.. w. Stearns, William
Wheatley, II. Chambers, Mason, iCorse
Charles Bennett, McKinny, Perkins,lJ, L.
Heiskell, Richard ]. Hill. Glen /. Smith, G. @.
: Bassett, j. W. Welch, Edgar Russell, Johl
Johns, jr., b. G. Bryan, Reed, Charles Leon
ard, Charles NJ Staly and Chisolm, Genera
y James ID. Mcbride, Lieutenant A. McCraokil
and DR.. A. L. Robinson.
AN ELABORATE TEA.
The tea given yesterday afternoon b.
:. Mrs. and Miss Soule, at their residence
: \ 1852 NJ street, was in its appointments tn
!, most elaborate of the season. A profu
sion of floral decorations prevailed through
!, out the entire suite of rooms on the frs
! floor. In the dinlng-room large tempo
. rary extension which had been added wa
= hung with fiags, bunting and Chinese Ian
:, terms, while in every nook and corner wer
. potted plants in bloom. Mrs. soule's gov
was of Nile green silk, with striped velve
Of darker shade. Miss Edith soule won
turquoise blue. tnlle, the low bodice gai
landed with forget me-nots, and Miss Can
is roll,of Baltimore, yellow. tulle. In, the tea
room those of the receiving part
were Mrs. Jules Guthridge, in Marie Louis
Il |, blue velvet, with vest Of white and gol
brocsde Mrs. Carvallo, sister of the hostes;
ID jnwhite silk Mrs. Frye, gcld,colored sil
= with trimmings of garnet velvet, aud Mr.
y Carbaueh, in black lace. Several musician
r. stationed I'm the hall played throughout til
afternoon. Among the guests were:
a Minister and Madame Romero, Senator an
n Mrs. Stoc kbridge. Mrs. Representative Bul
O rows. Colonel and MIS- Whttemore, Mr.. an
r. Mrs. Otis Bigelow, Mrs. Blanchard, Gener4
), and Mrs. Spooner, Mrs. and Miss Scranton
,,cI Mr., Jules Gutridge, Mr.. and Mrs Crosby
Neyes. Mr., Mrs. and Miss Kaufma1
General and Mrs. Gray. Mr. and Mr.
s. Beveridgc, Mrs. and Miss Butterwort
"a Miss Ballard, General apd Mr.
II Mcmillan, the Misses Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mr.
ir Mullett, Captain and Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Men
= cal Minister and Mrs. Guzman, Nine. al
> Miss Mendoza, Mr.. and Mrs, Parker Man
y, Miss DnBarry, Senator, Mrs. and Miss Kenn
u Mrs. Jordan, Miss Tarr, Mrs. Senator Jone
Mrs. and Miss Clagett, Miss Ingalls,, Mr.. al
RS Mrs. Maclas, Mrs. DR.. Pope, Rear Admir-
" and Mrs, Russell and Mrs. Isaac Henderso
Ia H0TIiER.S-IN-LAW WELCOME.
,e Among the Piules IT is always the fatht
ia ln-law that makes the trouble. Every ma
t. ried Piute is always glad Of visit from
AS mother-in-law. He Welcomes her with
broadost grin. The arrival of 3 mothers
law gives hima double team where befo
~ he had only one animal. He halls her a
g. ,,naranaa ,uffl dalfeht o,,,1 ,,ft{rer toolya