Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-15
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Well-hnown People Returning to Wash.
Acknowledgement No:es


returned to the city and the White House today.
Last evening Mrs Harrison assisted Miss Mary
Garrett to receive y company CT invited guests
IN her palat!al home III Baltimore. Fifteen
hundred invitations bad beer sent out and the
event was most elaborate affair. supper was
served at midnight. DR. Murray, Miss Clara
Barton and Mr. and Mrs. Robert r. Porter OF
this city were among ;he guests. Mrs. Harri-
SO" will not leave the cIty for Indianapolis
until after Thanksgiving and Intends going on
December l.
Mrs. Justice Fuller and Miss Mildred Fuller
are IN New York city.
Mrs. Condit Smith has sent invitations to her
friends for the marriage OF her daughter, Miss
Louise Adriana CouGit smith. and DIR. Leonard
Wood OF tho army ~ the residence of Mr..
Justice Field or Capitol Hill on TIE sdav
November Is. nj 4 o'clock.
Miss Kate Batchel!er arrived in tho city to-
day with her father. Gen. George S. Batchclcr,
who Is here TO receive mis- final instructions
from tire State Department before leaving for
his post at Lisbon Miss Batchelicr. while i'll
the city, will DO the guest Of MIS-. Gen. Nc
heevtr at No. IJ0S III street She expects 20 be
here on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
NJ. s. Jerome Uhl returned to the city today
from New York. where be has been for the past
fortnight Mr.. Uhl will remain III the city for
ten days, and :hen he will return to New York.
The engagement OF Mr.. Pearl Andrews and
Miss Janney has been announced. Mrs. JAN
ney and her daughters have taken y house for
the season in Jefferson place.
Senator and Mrs. Mcpherson are in tho city
and expect to occupy their own house. No. 1914
Ne-mOnt avenue. on Monday.
Senator and Mrs. Cockroll and family are in
their home. No. 1918 street
Mrs. and Mss Walthau are also back in the
city and at their residence. No. 1714 Rhode Is
land avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. John F. Reed of Norfolk spent
some DAYS in the city this week. the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Crenshaw OF 18th street.
Mrs. and Miss Woods, the widow and iaugh-
ter Of tine late Justice Woods of the Supreme
Court, returned TO the city from their summer
ing at Martha's Vineyard and other places but
have again left the city to spend the winter in
chattanooga, Tenn, with Gen. Warner, who is
Ms. Woods brother.
Gen. and Mrs. y. T.. Anderson have returned
from POulfret and Mrs. Anderson is in better
health than sine has enjoyed for many years
Minister and Mrs. Romero have returned
from Europe and are located in the legation
for the winter.
Senator and Mrs Blackburn and the Misses
blackburn are located for the winter at the
Lbbtt House. Mrs. Blackburn and daughter
spent the summer on the Macinac islands in
Lake Superior. Miss Blackburn accompanie
the Senator to Long Branch, where he went for
assessor during the session.
Lieut.. T. VI. G. Brown is convalescing from
severe attack of rheumatism from which he
has been suffering for two weeks.
Sir Julian and Lady Pauncefote and the
Misses Pauncefote are settled for the sea-
son at the British legation. They were all
greatly pleased with their summer surround
rngs ~ Manchesterby- the-sea and have many
Charming recoilections OF the country.
Miss Kaufman entertained number of
young ladies' at luncheon yesterday afternoon
hzrh hWra< III
who were present we're Miss Kent, Miss Alberta
Kent. Mrs. Stanley Brown, Mss Mary Hough,
Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs. Jackson. Miss Noyes
Miss Prall. Miss Beverage, Miss Chambers and
Mrs. Hibbs.
Mr.. A. l. Barber sailed for home on the
Majestic Wednesday. Mrs. Barber has gone to
York. Pa, en- route to New York to meet Mr..
Barber. They will return the last of next
week
Miss Leonore Collamer, 24O5 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, has returned home after q
stay Of several months in Europe.
Nr. Chester V. Dolph. son of the Oregon Sem
ator, lately sailed from New York for China,
where he viii enter the Imperial College at
Pekln- MIR. Dolph IS a young man of fine tai
ents and has long entertained passion for the
study Of oriental language and literature.
Miss Frida Is. kondrup has returned from
New York. where she was the guest Of Mrs.
Gen. Green.
The first Of the Capital Bicycle Clubs season
series Of germans took place last night under
enjoyable circumstances. Dancing was begun
at O'Clock and continued with an lntermis-
sion, until midnight, five figures being danced
The german was led by MIR. q. A. Lyon assisted
by Miss j. E Jones. There were about forty
ladies' and gentlemen present, among whom
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Allen, Mr. and Mrs
J. Nick. Borden. Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Bou-
telle. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Demaray. Mr. and
Mrs Duane E Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. u. ". Hanna.
Mf: aud Mrs. B. H. Stinemetz, jr.. Misses
Graves, McGowan, Bolway, ka,ydid Jones.
Smith. Houston. Schneider, Bentley. Hills,
Stearns. Hendley. Messrs. Eugene Byrnes. W.
T. Dodge, j. G. Falck, b. ). Graves, s. z. Hol-
hngsworth. r. v. Ia Dow. C. d. Remsburg. F..
H. stephens: J. L. Writ DR.. Geo. b. WEIGH,
DIR. ". ID. Writ
Commodore W. H. Shock, C.S.N., and Miss
Shock left the city today for New York.
Miss sallie A. Shreve has gone to Philadel-
pima 70 Sisi. her sister, Mrs. E. K. Fitzsim-
mons.
Cards are out for the wedding Of Mr.. Thos.
ii. Harvey and Miss Katie b. Kraus. which
takes place "Wednesday evening. 10Th instant,
az Holy Trinity Church, West Washington
They Will reside az No. 524 4th street north
east
Mrs. F. F. Whitehead and daughter, Miss
Christopher. have returned TO the city from
New York city after spending the summer at
NackInack, Chicago. and other poiuts
Mr.. VIM. B. Gurley viii give u reception TO
the Young Mems Christian Association at his
residence, l40l 18th street. ON Monday even
ing from to IL O'Clock. The invitations are
To men only, aud II Is expected that the gath
erlng will result in a better acquaintance
among the members of the association
Miss Daisy Moore is entertaining for a few
days Miss Smith of England. an Acknowledged
belle OF London society, whom shs met " lille
abroad this summer
Mrs. Barnham and Master Ralph have taken
rooms at 1888 i street for the winter.
Mr.. Harry II. Smith. journal clerk Of the
House OF Representatives. and daughter re-
turned last evening from an extended western
trip. going Is far Salt Lake City. very much
improved in health. Mr. and Mrs Smith are
housekeeping At No. 1913 D street northwest
Col and Mrs. Perry $. Heath have returned
from their visit TO Indiana and are a. the
EbLitt House.
Dir. VIM Il. Snyder, manager Of the English
Cables and Western Union Company at North
Sydney, Cape Breton. with his bride. is visit.
ing his brother, Mr.. BENJAMIN T. SNYDER
president OF the National Savings Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Il. Lebanon Of Chicago ara
spending their honeymoon In the city and ara
- the Willard
The friends Of Mrs. Anna GRAHAM will b,
glad to know that she is able to be out after 4
serious illness OF several weeks.
Miss Emma J. White Of Attica. n. Y, i,