Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-16

What Weli-Known People are Doing-Per-
sonal Notes of Interest

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sonal Notes of Interest.
Mr. Cecil Morgan, formerly Of this city and
now clerk of the court at Atlanta. Ga. and
Miss Henrietta Dcdson viii be married on
Wednesday at the home Of the bride in George
town by Rev. Father Brady, J. s. Legal en-
gagements make il imperative for Mr.. Morgan
to be in Atlanta by fixed date, SO his wedding
day had to be FASTENED.
Baron vrieri gave last night another Of the
farewell series of dinners of which Mr.. Hansen
OF the Russian legation has been the recipisn
from his diplomatic colleagues here. At the
baron's dinner onlysgentlemen were present
ana each came IN a masquerade dress, so that
the company presented q motley appearance
when seated at table.
Miss Riggs, the debutante daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Riggs, will spend the summer
Riggs have planned for an extensive tour of the
Pacific coast and Alaska, which they intended
to make last sammer, but were prevented by
untoward circumstances.
Mrs. Mattinglt will give q luncheon on the
coming Friday in homo. of Mrs. Mckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 1 Barbour expect to 60
sabroadwiih their younl family early in June
and maize lengthy tour& Europe. r.
. Mrs. +. F. Whitehead AMI her daughter, Miss
Christopher, have been suddenly called to Chi
'cago, owing to the severe illness of Mrs. White
neAu 1atner.
Mrs. Caroline Il. Dali, 1926 18th street, will
receive this evening, assisted by Mrs. l. G..
Munro of Buffalo.
On Friday evening the 30. S. G. B." was en-
tertained by Miss Bertha W. Gibson at her
home. 1912 Rhode Island avenue. instrumental
and vocal music was rendered and at 1880 re-
freshments were served. Among those present
were the Misses Annie V. Forbes, Flora Reeves.
Ethel Baker. Mamie Clear, Jennie Whitcomb
and Mamie Stiles and the Messrs Fred Cook,
Cliff. Edwards, Howard Wilson. Frank DAVID
son. Howard Burbank, Robert Smart and Lex
Began.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. T. Heard have issued cards
for the marriage Of their sister, Miss Leta B.
Copeland, to Mr.. Jesse Hartwell McCalley,
Thursday, March 26, at II O'Clock, Central
Presbyterian Church, corner Sd and streets
northwest.
The Shakespeare Club was entertained on
SATURDAY evening last by Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Z. Foster at their residence, No l0l7 10th
street The company was a large one and APP
preciative, and the program OF the evening
unusually good. ''As fou Like IT. (act v,
scenes and 4. was read. with the following
cast: Orlando, Mr.. C. E. Foster; OEcer. Mr.. j.
H. Whitaker; Ss'rias, Mr. W. c. Stierlin: Duke
Senior, Mr.. ]. b. Ptiip: Jacques, Mr.. J. O. Rice;
IOuchstoae, Mr. E. b. Hay; Jacques De Boys,
Mr.. Thornton Carusi; Rosalind, Miss J. f. Rich
ards; Phg5e. Mis- Annie Hertf0rd. This was
followed by violin aud piano duet by Messrs.
Eisemap and Stone: piano solo, Miss AMY
l4eavitt; song, "Angeis' Serenade" (obhgato by
Mrs.J.Q. R;ce), Mrs. Whtlesy; recitation. Miss
Dunlevy; piano solo, Mr.. Eiseman; duet, piano
and cornet. 1.-The Scout" Ms. Pearson and Mr.
Young; recitation. Miss Stephenson: song
Tell Ne, Oh, Pretty Maid (violin obligato by
Miss Saxton), Mr. George Provost; recitation,
1.-The Fisher Maiden" Miss Arma Hyperion;
song, Miss Lowry; recitations, "Oh. Monsieur"
and The Goblins," Mrs. Belle Bacon Bond;
song, Comrades" Mr.. f. b. Hay; comedietta
entitled "Ihe Way to His Pocket, with the foit
lowing cast: Mr. Gray. an artist, Mr.. ID. Bangs;
M. Burton, foriculturist, Mr.. MacKay: Pr.s-
dfnce Burton, Miss SaXton; Patience Burton,
Miss NJ. Saxton; Gertrude, Miss X. Saxton.
Cards are out for the first spring ''soiree
dansante en- masaue'' of the Recherche Circle,
to be given April 8.
Miss Mamie Moran of Georgetown has re-
turned from New York. where she was the
guest of Miss Katie Nicholson.
Mrs. Harriet Prescott Spofford, the authoress,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Edward A. Moseley,
1901 Q stree.
Mrs. Louis A. Dent left the city this morning
for New York to visit her sister-in-law. Mrs H.
W. Seely, and await the return OF her husband
from Cuba and Central America
Miss Susan B. Anthony and Mrs Jane H.
Spofford left yesterday morning to attend, by
special invitation, the annual breakfast of So
rosis to be held at Delmonico's at II O'Clock
this morning.