The Critic and record., 1891-04-20
on DIT.

Admiral aud Mrs. Greer give @ small dinner
party ON Wednesday evening next.
Dr.. and Mrs. walsh will entertain few
fr ends at dinner tomorrow evening
Miss Coalc OF Baltimore IL visiting Captain
and Mr.. George b. llaycock, No. 1892 Nine.
tCcnth street
Ensign c. c. Marsh OF the Navy is at the
Fhhi't
+ II. Cunningham, prominent citizen Of
san Antonio, Tex, r. Ht the Ebbitt.
one of the most distinguished of the leaders
IN Washington society has politely declined TO
permit her name to he enrolled among the
members of the Ladies club. II Is said that
this chmmiDg woman fails 10 sec the necessity
for such % club
Ada Rehnn and John Drew scored triumph
here not only on the stage but nt several little
delicious suppcrs given them by ndmring
friends, where they were socially liOnizcd.
Miss Fauntleroy OF Baltimore, who is visit.
ing her cousin, Miss Riley Of Iowa Circle Is
one Of the piquant and pretty members Of the
Faunileroy family OF Virginia, one Of whom
is now q Judge OF the Court OF Appeals. aud
his father, the General, was the Colonel OF the
Second Dragons, u. $. A., aul personal
friend of President Andrew jackson, who ap-
pointed him Major IN Il during his term.
Mrs. Cammack Of 1905 Nineteenth street has
gone over tO New York on % brief visit to her
sister, Miss Anna 1hOmpsOn. Her younger
daughter, very pretty, bright young girl, will
spend part OF the summer with her cousin, Mrs
George Tucker near Millwood, Clarke County,
Va Mis-. Tucker, by the way, WAS tho hcluti-
ful Miss Mary Tyson OF Baltimore, who was q
rcigniug belle iu the winter of G-'67 In New
Orleans, while 'n visit to Mr. Alexander ilar.
rs, who married Mrs. Camm1ck's sister, Miss
Thompson ana owned that fine place corner
Of PrytUuig and jackson streets IN that city.
Senator and Mrs. Don Cameron have re.
Gently given ono Of their famous little dinners
where few COngcnial, famous and cultivated
people meet around ono OF the most hos
pitahlc of boards. Tho Seuator, asssistod by
his beautiful wife and lovely daughter on
these occasions, appears at his best us COM
paniOn and host
II II not improbable that the benches in all
of the squares and circles will have To 90. The
disposition OF loaicrs and tramps TO monOD-
Ollie them, to tho exclusion OF respectable
people and the comfort Of the thousands OF
nurses and children, may make u necessary
for the public to he protected and the squares
kept free from Objectionable and offensive
people.
The Takoma Park Springs Company Is the
name OF new company lust organized here,
with Offices nj GO Il street, with ample cap
ital. The company will supply the consumer
with the water from the springs at Takomn
Park NJ small price per gallon, delivered at
houses IN demi ilonns. Inc springs arc $50 feet
sis OF the water. as per report of tho Govern
mont, shows per wine gallon l.13 grains solid
residue to the gallon; how pcr day, 5000
gallons The wa er's great value Is its OK
IRENE purity, invaluable for medicinal and
drinking purposes. The advantages to those
who have ncon using i for Brlghts disease
markablo and oiicaclOus Ms q remedial agent
10 Is now used here in great quantities by
number Of families.
Lieutenant Bostwick and his bride have
gone TO Elizabeth, N. j., their residence for the
present.
Mis-. Vosc, wife of Captain Noso of tn, Army.
who " stationed at Fortress Monroe, ia visiting
friends here.
Lieutenant Richardson Glover Of tho Navy
has returned here from California.
MIs Annie Bcsant of London lectures on
The Dangers Which Menace Society," to-
night, at the Unyersal't Church.
The concert tomorrow night of the Glec and
Bnnio Club OF the University Of Pennsylvania,
at W Hard Hall will be under the patronage OF
anumbcr OF prominent officials and social celeb.
Iitics
DR., and Mrs. Charles X. Collins who were
recently married here In Ascension Church,
viii take possession of their handsome new
home. No. ll25 Fourteenth street, and receive
their friends ON Friday, April 2i from to Z
| ceiving by her bridesmaids. Miss Porter, Miss
| DHrncile Miss Fauntlcroy, Miss Gaines, Miss
Cabell, Miss Riley and Miss Stansbnry. No
| cards have been issued for the occasion, which
| will be doubtless rs delightful as the beautiful
| reception given upon the wedding day by the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Il. Riley OF
| No. Iowa Circle.
The Boston symphony Orchestra, under
Conductor Nikisch, will give the last OF the
series of concerts here this season on Wednes-
day. April the %th, az the Academy of Music.
nv rulOlrNH WIZ w 4hlHs lltltll lOpthlIh Nilu
| Anton Keeling, the great violnst
The concert of the Johns Hopkins Uniyer-
| sity Glce and Banjo Club takes place Mt the
| National Rifles Armory ON Thursday evening,
| April 30, AT 8 p. m.
The last OF the Bischoff concerts at the Con
| grcgational Church will be given Friday, April
| the 2Ith Instant.
The first straw hat OF the season, evidently
| OF last years coinage, made its appearance ON
| the Avenue NJ SAY q, m. this morning. il was
| being borne in triumph on the head of one of
| Uncle Sans private secretaries, who wore II n
little on one side, cooked officially over the left
| eye. The rim showed q disposition TO part
| company with the crown aud was turned mp
| slightly behind, indicating thus that the
| wearer had corn to sell Nine months of hang.
rack, had told fcarfully on the color OF the
| straw and the black band around toe hat. Still
| as an orifammo OF spring and q sign OF eman.
| cipation from snow, wind and sleet, IL was ny
welcome ~ q fifty-dolar Easter bonnet or n
ten-dollar silk DluG