The Washington critic., 1890-03-21
THE SOCIAL WORLD.

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the performers being her same as upon
the occasion of the first entertainment
a week since. The guests were re-
ceived in the music room, where the
hostess stood just within the doorway
in gown of lily stalk green satin and
brocade, with vest of finely.plaited
white null, and was assisted in the
duties of hostess by Miss Hillyer of
California, Miss Nellie Biddle and Miss
Florence Bayard. The following pro.
gramme was rendered.
:. Trio, "Recuerdos, mazurka. Curti.
Miss Carmelita Ferrer, mandolin; Miss
Adele Ferer, guitar; Mr. Richard Ferrer.
violin. 2. Guitar solo, .Jaleo De Xercs,"
Miss Adele Ferer 3. Trio, "La Gitana,"
Bclero, Arditi. 4. Violin solo, "Song OF
the Evening STAR Wagner, Mr. Richard
Ferrer. 3. Trio, "Un Ballo In Maschera,n
Verdi.
At the conclusion of the musicale the
guests were invited to partal1e of col.
lation of salads, ices, champagned
fruits, coffee and bouillon, which was
served in the large supper. room on the
ground floor, directly beneath the mu-
sic room.
Among the guests present were Mrs.
Noble, the Misses Halsted, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry l.. Strong, Mrs. N. S. Lin
coin, Mrs. Justice Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
David r. Mckee, Admiral and Mrs.
Crosby, Admiral Harmony, Mrs. Isham
llornsby, Mrs. Evans, Chaplain and
Mrs. Hoes, Mrs. Senator Kenna, Mrs,
and Miss McKeever, Mrs. Senator
Blackburn, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs.
Spooner Miss Dawes, Miss Evarts,
Judge and Mrs. Hagner, Mrs. Albert A.
Wilson, Miss Mary Wilson, Miss
Stratton of Baltimore, Mrs. Mullan,
Mrs. Guthridge, DR.. Lambon, Miss
Rosecrans, Mrs. Speaker Reed, Mrs.
Thomas Riggs, Miss Riggs, Mrs Sena-
tor Walthal, Miss Walthall, Mrs. Judge
Hoge, Mrs. Senator Butler, Represen-
tative and Mrs. Dingley, Mrs. j. D.
Langhorne, Mr. Courtenay Thorpe, of
Rosina Vokes company; Mrs, Senator
Stuart, Mrs. Representative Gibson,
Miss Condit Smith, Mrs. Stephen d.
Preston, Miss. May Williams, Mrs.
Charles Nordhoff. Miss Kate Field,
Mrs. Anson G. McCook, Mr.. and Mrs.
de Breton.
Mrs, Oates of Alabama gave
luncheon in her new home yesterday to
a party Of twelve ladies. The corsage
bouquets were alternately of lilies Of
the valley and Parma violets, while the
gown worn by the hostess was of white
and violet. Among the guests were
Mrs, Kenna, Mrs. Blackburn, Mrs.
Pugh, Mrs. Corcoran, Mrs. Represent
ative Carlisle and her daughter.in law,
and Mrs. Willis of Kentucky.
Mrs and Miss Wilmerding. Lieutenant
and Mrs. T. B. NJ. Mason accompanied
Secretary Tracy on the Despatch.
The fourth and last of the series of
Authors Readings was held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Dahlgren Wednesday
evening when large number of guests
were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Smith of the
Pan-American delegation have apart.
ments at DIR. Stern's, on G near Twenty
first street, where they will remain until
their departure from Washington.
Miss May Williams and the Misses
Williamson gave lunch parties yester-
day.
Count Won Mumm gave a supper last
evening at the Shoreham.
Mrs. Dolph held last night the final
one of her series of informal Thursday
evening receptions. These gatherings
have proved very ENJOYABLE features of
the Lenten season. Mrs. Dolph will
receive hereafter informally on Monday
afternoons at O. clock.
Miss Stratton of Baltimore is the
guest of Miss Mary Wilson.
Mr.. Victoria Forrest and daughter,
Mrs. Bradley of New York, and Miss
Butts of Baltimore are the guests of
the Misses Forrest of Georgetown.
Mrs. ii. Il. Monroe is in the city for a
few days only and is the guest of Miss
Ransom, at 915 f street, where these
ladies will receive their friends, in
formally, from till p. m. to-day.
Miss May Heymond of Clarksburg,
W. Va, a daughter of Judge Heymond
of the Supreme Court, who has been
spending the season at the Buckingham,
the guest of her aunt, Mrs Golf, left
this afternoon for her mountain home,
carrying with her very pleasant memo
ries, of Washington and its winter
gaieties. Al progressive euchre party
the other night at Miss Hackney's she
was the winner of the first ladies' prize,
"a beautiful japanese pitcher. AS a
''sweet girl graduate" she leaves the
buckingham to the regret of every one
domiciled within its exclusive walls.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Pierce cele-
brated the first anniversary of their
marriage last evening at their residence,
1919 New Jersey avenue northwest.
The Pastime Musical Club, of which Mr..
Pierce is a member, was present, and fur
nished delightful music for the oc-
casion. Mr.. Harry j. Caldwell as
spokesman for the club presented Mr..
and Mrs Pierce with beautiful silver
urn as token of remembrance. They
were also the recipients of numerous
other gifts. Refreshments were served
and the merry-making continued until
a late hour. Among those present
were: Mrs. G. II. Hale and her daughter,
Miss Agnes; Miss Mabel CLAYTON, Miss
Pauline De Vautier. Miss Maude Brad
ley, Mr. and Mrs. L. i. Duvall and son,
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Galleher, Mrs.
John S. Finch, Mr.. and Mrs. A. v.
Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Dalton,
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Bradley, Mrs
Wallace W. Bradley, Messrs. Egleston,
Hale, Searle, Giebel, Galeher, Hay
den, Josetti, Fuhrman and w. w. Dal-
ton.
Ex-Governor and Mrs Carroll enter
tanned a small party at dinner last
evening.
Archbishop Ryan was rendered a
dinner on Tuesday by the Misses Riggs,
whose guest he was during his brief
stay in Washington.