Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-02
SOCIAL MATTERS,
Movements of Well-Known People
Personal Mention.

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The White House was brilliantly lighted last
| night at o'clock, when the President and Mrs.
| Harrison received the delegates of the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society Of the Pres
| byterian Church. They gathered in the east
conservatory we're lighted. The President and
| Mrs. Harrison were assisted by Mrs. Window,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wanamaker, Mrs. Rusk, Mrs. Nc
| hee and the guest Of the house, Mrs. Bergland.
There were three hundred guests present. all
the ladies wearing their badges and quietly
alfred in their street costumes.
The Vice President and Mrs. Morton gave a
dinner party in honor of their guests, Mr.. and
| Mrs g. Bliss of New York, last evening.
Mr.. William Warren Gard and Miss Maria
Llewellyn were married yesterday at the resi-
dence of Judge and Mrs Bentley by the Rev.
DR.. Hamlin Of the Church of the Covenant.
Mr.. Cards home is in Pittsburg, whittier he
takes his bride after q bridal journey.
Mr.. Clarkson T. Colbert and Miss B. NJ.
Hutchinson, both of Virginia, were married at
Mt Vernon Church last evening, the Rev. Mr..
Welghtman officiating. The bride wore .
travelling suit of blue and carried yellow roses
The bridesmaids were Miss Maggie Hutchin-
son and Miss Mamie Clements. They wore
frocks of old rose cashmere and bad bouquets
Of pink roses. The ushers were Mr.. L. r.
Mattingly and Mr.. ]. A. Hutchinson. The guests
were seated by Mr.. G. A. Veitch and Mr. ". D.
Il.
future home in Waterford, Va.
Mr.. John Jay, formerly minister at Vienna,
arrived in this city today and is the guest for
few days of his brother-in-law, Mr. Henry
Edward Pillew Of No. 1857 Massachusetts
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. warder Of street have
hired the cottage owned by Mrs. and Misses
Hunt at Bar Harbor, and will shortly remove
there for the season with their children, ser
wants, ponies and dogs
Ex-senator and Mrs. Conge- entertained
Mrs. Garfield and Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Brown
at dinner last Tuesday before Mrs. Garfield left
for Cleveland, where the services of unwilling
the statue OF the ex-President will take place
on Decoration day. The President and some
Of the cabinet ministers are expected to visit
Cleveland on that day. The President has
been invited and has partly promised to go.
Much interest and curiosity has been excited
in regard to the nursery tea for which Mrs.
Coolidge has out invitations for Monday after
noon and the acceptances for it are pouring in
upon the hostess, who will be assisted by
several well-known ladies and girls in society.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Morrison celebrated the
fifteenth anniversary of their marriage last
evening at The Whitley"
Mrs. Gallaudet will not receive tomorrow.
Mr.. G. W. Bennett and family have left for
their country residence at Dresden, on the
SENECA, ~ l., IOr the summer.
Senator and Mrs. Edmunds and williamw. and
Mrs. Ripley of Vermont went over to Baltimore
yesterday, by special invitation, to visit the
Walters art gallery. They spent several hours
IN viewing the works OF art returning to Wash
Ington by late train.
The Misses Ella and Minnie Johnston of
Williamsport, Pa, are visiting Mrs. W.
Johnston, SOC L street northwest.
Mr.. VIM. NJ Hardt Of Frederick, Nd,
assumed duties in the Office of the controller of
currency yesterday as superintendent of bank
examiners.
Although it was not SO announced originally,
drawings at the Cosmos Club will be open this
evening, as well as during the afternoon. This
extension will be a decided accommodation to
those who have not yet been able to visit the
collection, and cannot well do 80 during the
day, and it will also be a convenience to those
who wish to visit the Corcoran Gallery the
same evening.
Mrs. McNulty and the Misses McNulty have
taken house at 1923 1 street.
The Misses Summerscales. who are staying
with Mrs. Summerscales, 433 street north
west. leave Washington on Monday, the 9th,
TOR England.
An enjoyable social gathering was held at
the home Of Miss Evelyn Padgett, No. Ills I
street southeast, last evening by the Minnehaha
Pleasure Club of East Washington.
A delightful luncheon was given yesterday
by Misses Laura and Grace Walker at their
home on Vermont avenue in honor Of their
friend, Miss Cleone Daniels of Omaha. pro-
fusion OF flowers adorned the table, Among
those present were Misses Susie and Marie
Rutter, Ida and Ida Topham, May and Flor
ence bearing. Fielding Roselle, Cleone
Daniels, Nina Gunion, Alice Winans, Mamie
Brooks, Annie Gibson, Frances V. Andrews,
Mamie Williams, Joe Sterling and Mrs. Wise.
Miss Mamie j. Baumgarten has gone to Gin
cinnati. She expects to be absent about three
months, during which time she will go as far
west as San Francisco, accompanied by her
brother, Mr.. ID. L. Baumgarten of Cincinnati
Ohio, and his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Pliny Moran have moved
from l4l6 street and are pleasantly located
on Meridian street, Mt Pleasant.
Mrs. F. E. Addoms of Denver, Miss n. F.
Goodwin and Miss Z. Barnett Of New York are
guests Of the Fredonia.