Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-04
SOCIAL MATTERS.
What Is Going On Among weIl-Known
People-Personal Mention.

SOClAL MATTERS.
what Is Going On Among well-Known
People-Personal Mention.
Last night the Whist club was Handsomely
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Cultivate
NJ their residence, No. Dupont circle After
playing was over for the evening an elegant
supper was served Those who were present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson, Miss Colt, Miss
de Barre, Mr.. and Mrs. Belrose, DIR. Dell, Mrs
Frey, Mr.. and Mrs. Carbrough, Mrs. Hender-
son, Mrs. Webb, Mr.. Loomis, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
2. Whittimore, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Mann,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. N. Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
There were large numbers ofeallers at Gen.
Beaie's handsome residence yesterday after
noon 70 do honor 10 Madame Bakhmeteff, Gen.
Beaie's daughter, who has recently returned
from Athens, and to welcome her home after
her long absence. Madame Bakhmeteff, in
Lean, in gown Of white cloth braided with
gold, assisted Gen. Beale in receiving the
callers. The pretty tea table was set in the
second drawing room.
xra NJ Z. Shock Of Boston Is visiting Com
modore W. II. Slack, at l4Oa 18th street.
Mra and Miss Cabell, 1407 Massachusetts,
avenue, will receive informally on Wednesdays
as usual.
The engagement Of Miss Wanda SCHNEIDER
ger Of this city to Mr.. Joseph W. Buell. of
springfield, Mass, Is announced.
Mrs. n. s. Lincoln gave . handsome recep-
ton yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Lincoln was
attired in gown Of white silk draped with
black lace and trimmed with passementerie.
The tea table was decorated with heaps of DAFT
fodils. Later in the afternoon Mrs. Musgrave
of New York sang q number of selections.
Mrs. Flora Adams Darling has received news
Of the death Of her brother, Mr.. Henry E.
AAap,a Milu nEaa IN NJ
was the son-in-law Of Mr.. Ira Wheelock of
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Dolph had a large number of callers
yesterday afternoon at her beautiful home on
Lafayette square. She will receive informally
on Mondays IN Lent
Mrs. Romero entertains the members Of the
emergency class at the Mexican legation this
afternoon DIR. krogstad will deliver the lee
ture.
Mrs. Vaudeville Carlisle entertained the Owls
last night at her beautiful new home on NJ
street. The Owls is the new name of the bowl
ing club, which has been such an addition to the
hst OF social amusements this winter. Under
the new name the club is devoting q certain
amount OF time to literary as well as physical
amusement Last night the young ladies Of
the club gathered at an early hour and listened
to an enter tanning talk by Prof. Davis of Balti-
more on the vital points of current affairs.
Later IN the evening the young men began to
Pub III appearance anu Dy the time supper
was served about all the young members of the
bowling club were present and the remainder
OF the evening was devoted to amusements of q
less serious VEIN Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Calderon Carlisle, who assisted
IN receiving; Miss Cameron, Miss Bancroft, the
Misses James, the Misses Myers, Miss Dahl
gren, Miss Kerr, Miss McMillin, Miss Card,
Miss Alice Condit Smith, Miss Edie, Miss
Brook, Miss Taylor, Miss Ernst, Miss Corkhill,
Miss Penniman, the Misses Fuller, Lieut.. Olger,
Mr leQara Mr. I00rnia Mr. philir, An
drews, Mr.. Acklan, Mr.. Blair, Mr.. Hunt, DIR.
McKim, Mr.. Mckee, Mr.. Mutt, Mr.. Caldwell,
Mr.. Wallace, DR.. Wilmer and Lieut.. Morrell.
Mrs. W. Ross Browne will not receive her
friends on Wednesday Of this week ON account
Of illness.
DR.. and Mrs. G. J. Lang sailed from New
York on the steamer Ems for Bremen on the LIST
instant at 2 o'clock pm. 1t is their intention
TO remain abroad until about the middle Of
October.
Gen. James Cakes, wife and daughter have
gone to Fortress Monroe.
It Is said that Representative Turner of New
York and Miss Winnie W. Lewis Of Laconia, N.
h, who is visiting in Washington, are engaged
70 be married.
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, who has Just returned
from Paris, was given a notably handsome din
ner Last night by DIR. and Mrs. Chauncey NJ.
Depew at their residence, No. 43 West Saith
street, New York. The table was decorated
with silver bowls filed with maidenhair ferns
and towering La France roses.
Mrs. Proctor, wife Of the Secretary Of War,
viii leave Washington with her young son in a
few days for the HotSprings, NC, for the cure
Of rheumatism, from which she has been a suf-
ierer. hedneid Proctor, jr., has almost en-
tirely regained his health.
DR.. T. F. S. King of Georgetown and his
daughter Lily have returned home from their
winter trip TO Florida