The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-02-08

One of the prettiest receptions of the season
was That given on Thursday by Mrs. NJ H.
Forrest and daughters to their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Raymond, of New York The
music and supper were simply perfect, and the
homestead, decorated with palms, flowers, and
lamps, presented an attractive scene. Among
the many guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs. George Raymond, Mr..
and Mrs H. +. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Laird, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Peter, Mr.. and Mrs.
william Dunlap, Mrs. Diamond, Minister and
Madame Romero, Mr.. and Mrs IL. Claggett
Mrs. j. Hubley Ashton, Mrs George Loring,
Mrs. Mrs Gen. Lander, Mrs Henry, Mr.. and Mrs
Nicholson, Miss Key, the Misses Cassin, Miss Oar
nellie, Miss Busk, Miss Hunter, Miss Griffith,
the Misses Mackall, the Misses Reed, the Misses
Barber, Miss Nancy Green, Miss Cammack, Miss
Moore, Miss Woodbury. Baker, Miss Lucy
Hunter, Mr.. Harry Wyeth Mr.. Zola Green. Mr.
Dulany Hunter, Mr.. Fielding Lewis, Mr..
Douglas Simms, Mr. Haviland, Mr. Cowles, and
Mr.. Henry.
a very enjoyable party was given by DR.. and
Mrs. keech on Capitol Hill Friday evening in
honor OF their guest, Miss Bessie Towson, of
Maryland, and their daughter, Miss Lily
and was participated in until late hour Among
the many present were Miss Rennolds, Mrs.
Payne. Miss Won Dacheuhausen, Miss Coleman,
Mis-. Miss Williams, Miss Oliver. Miss Florence
oIver, Miss Magruder, Miss Barber, Miss Vel
tenheimer, Miss Hill, Miss Vernon, Miss Keech,
Mr.. Dodge. Mr.. Mattingly, Mr. viii Jones, Mr.
Smons Jones, Mr.. Garden, Mr.. G. L. johnson,
Mr.. Barber, Mr.. Fillibrown, Mr.. Frank Dixon,
Mr.. kust, Mr.. Yellott Mr.. McCauley Mr..
Mecutchen,' MIR. Caruthers, Mr.. Wickham. Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Keech, Mr.. Won Dachenhau-
sen, and Mr. Thomas Keech
Mrs. Frank Stewart Osborn's last formal re-
ception at the Shoreham, on Monday, was ex-
ceedingly pleasant. Mrs Osborn wore one of
her choicest Paris gowns, pink silk, trimmed
with silver and crystal passementerie. She was
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Miss Wilcox, in white crepe Mrs. keenan,, in
blue crepoline and silk; Mrs Talmadge in
mauve silk, and Mrs Senator Davis, in an art
gown of black silk and brocade Mrs. Osborn
Will not be at home until Monday week.
Mrs. Senator Spencer who has been quite Ill
at the Arlington Hotel during the past ten DAYS,
and unable to respond to her social obligations
on that account, has now recovered her usual
health.
Mrs. j. IL. Cavanaugh and Miss Cavanaugh
VIII hold their last reception of the season on
Tuesday, the 10th instant, from to 6 p M.
Mrs: B. Fl. Warner has gone to New York for
brief visit. Mr. Warner accompanied her as
far as Philadelphia.
Mrs and the Misses Grosvenor will leave
Washington on Friday for their home in
Athens Ohio.
Mrs. Hamilton, 1853 P street, will receive to-
morrow, after 3 O'Clock, assisted by Mrs Ed
win Stewart.
Miss Florance E. Weaver, of Westminster.
Md, is visiting Miss Grace Fox at 16 Grant
Place.
Miss Rosie Minor, of Laurel, Nd, and Miss
Rose Talbot, of Charleston, w. Va, are visit
ing Miss Ray Walker, of 222 street.
Miss Leigh, of Virginia, and Miss Ames, of
Chicago are guests of Miss Clagett.
Miss Francis Harman entertained number
OF her friends at luncheon Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. and Miss Emory, of Boston, are at the
Elsmere.