Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Some Notable Dinner Parties-Homeo-
pathic Hospital Luncheon.

pathic Hospital Luncheon.
The President and Mrs. Harrison gave .
dinner in honor Of Gen. Sherman In the pri-
yate dining room Of the White House last even.
ing. The other guests we're Senator and Mrs.
Henderson, Mrs. Mckee, Senator and Mrs.
Stanford, Secretary Proctor, Mr.. and Mrs:
Butterworth, Miss Rachel Sherman, Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cutcheon, Mr.. and Mrs. Hender-
son, DR.. Gallinger and Mr.. and Mrs. Dalzen.
Senator and Mrs. Hearst gave the last Of
series Of dinner parties last evening. The
guests we're Senator and Mrs. Cullom, Senator
and Mrs. German, Senator and Mrs. Hoar,
Senator and Mrs. Mcmillan, Senator and Mrs.
Mcpherson, Senator and Mrs. Payne, Senator
and Mrs. Blair, Senator Gibson, Senator Saw
yer, Mrs. II. G. White and Mrs. Anthony.
Miss Browning gave reading yesterday morn
ing in Mrs Hesrst's music room before q small
company of invited guests and greatly pleased
her auditors. Mrs. Anthony, who has been the
guest Of Senator and Mrs. Hearst for the past
fortnight. will return to Boston today.
Mrs. wadsworth Of No. 1923 Vermont avenue
entertained the ladies Of the managerial board
of the National Homeopathic Hospital at
luncheon yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Wads-
worth was assisted in receiving BY Mrs. Nord-
hoff, Mrs. Butterworth, Mrs. Powell and Mrs.
Prick. The ladies in charge Of the luncheon
were Mrs Richards. Mrs Tweedale. Mrs. Bir-
II A.
Mrs J. Barnard. Miss White managed a lem.
onade stand in the front hall. Among those
present were Mrs. Squire, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs.
Heaven, the Misses Heaven, Mr. J. H. Soule,
Mr.. Percy Soule, Mrs. Woollett, Miss Morten,
Miss Elsie Sypher, Mrs. Henry D. Cooke Miss
Gillies, Mrs. James McGill, Mrs. Bailey.
Mrs. Lewis Of Atlanta, Mrs. Bittinger, Miss
Lyman, Miss Hill, Mrs. Harrison Dingman, DIR.
Swormsteadt, DR.. Denson, DIR. Edison, Mrs. U.
n. Painter, Mrs. E: B. Wight, the Misses Her.
bert, Mrs. Chas. E. Mitchell, Mrs. Henderson
OF New York, Mrs and tho Misses sayles
Dr.. and Mrs. King Of Watkins Glen,
Miss Woods, Miss May Rodgers, Mrs. Anna
Louise Powell, Mrs. W. W. Dudley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilcox, Mr.. Owen, DR.. Pidigo, Mrs. Lewis
Clephane, Mira. Trenholm, Mrs. and Miss
Mrs. Webb, Miss Bate and Mrs. ]. G. Hill The
ladies OF the hospital expect to give . garden
party at Belmont in the near future.
Mrs. Woollett and her niece, Miss Morton, of
England, and Miss Elsie sypher of Philadel-
phia are the guests Of Mrs. and the Misses
Heaven Of No. 1000 R street.
Secretary Tracy has put the United States
steamer Despatch at the disposal Of the con-
valescing Attorney General, and Mr.. Miller will
by Mrs. Miller and Miss Florence Miller. They
have invited Mr.. and Mrs. Butterworth to be
Of the party and Mrs. Butterworth has ac-
cepted. The objective point of the trip will
be Old Point Comfort, where Miss Mary But
terworth and her brother have been spending
the past ten days.
Mrs. Geo. A. Coolidge will be at home to her
friends on Fridays hereafter throughout May
at No. 1717 21st street.
Mrs. Laughton is much engaged at present
in her preparations for spending next week at
Mt. Vernon at the annual meeting OF the re-
gents.
Mrs. II. A. Munson and Miss Munson have
returned to Washington, having spent the win
ter in Kansas City and Chicago, and are now at
1928 street northwest. Miss Munson il quite
ill and will not be able to see her friends for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isham Hornsby having sold
their house at the corner of Connecticut ave-
nue. and De Sales street are living at 1865
street while building their new house, which
Will not be ready for occupation until late in
the autumn.
The G. NJ. Fl. Sewing Circle will hold its
next meeting Friday at the residence of Mrs.
q. b. Haycock, 1852 18th street.
Miss Tillie Liembach Of Baltimore Is visiting
Mrs. W. P. Crews
There was an impromptu musical entertain.
ment for a few invited friends Of Mrs. Morrell
at her studio last night. The High School Oc-
tete sang several pieces, with c. A. Ritter at the
piano. Miss Mamie Gillian, a child pianist,
and others rendered piano music much to the
delight Of all Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Muir, son
and daughter, Mrs. Representative Buchanan,
with her brother, DR.. Henry Thompson and
wife; Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Speiden, son and
daughter; Mr.. and Mrs. Latch, Col Thompson,
Hon. Mr.. Clingman Of South Carolina Mr. and
Mrs. l. K. Trembly, Mr.. A. lie Mule, Miss Clara
Price, Mr.. Proctor, Mr.. and Mrs. Boynton and
Mrs. and the Misses Mccarthy we're among
those who enjoyed the pleasures Of the occs-
sion.
Miss Hoblitzell is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Hoblitzell on Q street
Mrs George B. Williams. I'LL Rhode Island
avenue, has discontinued her Fridays for the
season.
Among those present at the marriage Of Sem
ator Wolcott in Buffalo yesterday from this city
were Mr.. and Mrs. James Wadsworth, the
former being the second cousin of Senator
Wolcott.
Secretary and Mrs. Blaine gave a breakfast
today at IL o'clock to number OF friends in
honor Of the arrival Of Mr.. Walter Damrosch
from New York