The Critic and record., 1891-05-11
ON DIT.

Senator and Mrs. Bricc 90 TO Pa ris in June.
Colonel and Mrs. Whttimore sail for Europe
June 81
Mr. and Mrs. l. Lowric Bell go to Maine for
the summer,
Colonel John Hay and Senator woshburn
are in Paris.
Judge and Mrs. Bancroft Davis arc going
abroad shortly,
Mr.. and Miss Halford are expected back from
Europe shortly.
Judge Denny r. in Paris returning from the
Consulate in COrea.
Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Endicott, IT,, are visiting
relatives in the city.
Senator and Mrs. Vance arc making ready to
60 TO Europe shortly.
Colonel Tyler and his family will spend the
summer at Takoma Park.
Lieutenant and Mrs. II. NJ. G.. Brown 90 to
Deer Park for the summer
The Spanish Minister has taken n cottage
near Boston FOR the summer
General and Mrs Dana will 60 to the New
England coast for the summer.
Rev. DR.. Douglas Of ST. Johns Church and
Mrs. Douglas Will 60 abroad in June.
Ex-senator A. p. Williams of California is
ut the Fifth Avenue HOTEL New York
Baron and Baroness Zedwita, after two
months in Europe, Will 60 to Newport.
Commander John schoulcr, United States
Navy, is at tho st. James Hotel, New York.
Mr. NJ. a. Knapp of the Interstate Commerce
Commission is at the Windsor Hotel, New
York.
The Marine Band will begin to play in the
grounds at the White House the first Saturday
in June.
The Country Clubs . O'Clock tea on wednes-
day is among the pleasant coming events of
the week
Mr. and Mrs. r. p. Porter have gone to Cali
fomia for brief trip, to return in the latter
part of June.
The Potomac Literary Club holds its last
monthly meeting on Wednesday next ut 1915
Eleventh street.
The French Minister has received no official
information of his being transferred to an
other post Of duty.
Nj. and Mrs. Henry E. Pelew sail from New
| York for Europe on the Traave Of the North
| Bremen. line June IA.
Miss Helen Woodbury., the sister of Mrs.
| Montgomery Blair, will spend the summer as
| usual in New England.
Senator Cullom has leased cX-Secrctary
| Bayard's home on Highland Terrace andswill
| occupy il in the autumn.
Paymaster G. p. Thompson, United States
| Navy, who has been on n brief visit to his rel
| atiyes in Richmond, has returned to Wash
| ington.
Miss Aver Of Danville, Vt, who has made
| lasting impression here by her brightness,
Cleverncss and prettlness, goes home on the
| sOth instant.
Mrs. William Morris Hunts reception in
| honor of Mrs. Whelan of Philadelphia and Mr.
| and Mrs. lie Bretons musicale are the principal
social events tonight
Mrs. Hawkins, wife of Colonel II. S. IIaw-
| kins, Twenty-tirst Infantry, now stationed at
| West Point, with her two daughters, will spend
| month at the Hygcia, Old Point Comfort,
Miss Virginia Peachy Wise of Williamsburg,
| Va, who has been visiting relatives here goes
| to New York this week TO visit her uncle, Hon.
John $. Wise, the prominent lawyer and poll
| tIcian.
Miss Kate Riggs has finished fine portrait
| in oil OF her father, which is an admirable like
nest, and fresh proof OF that " ung ladY's de
| cided talent as an artist and her faculty OF
making a speaking resemblance.
Mrs. Harrell of this city is visiting her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Shaker, at fortress Monroe. Miss
Grace Maxwell Of San Francisco is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. General De Russey, and Mrs. Major
Parry and Miss Kate Parry are with Mrs De
Russey also, at Fortress Monroe.
The concert of the Marine Band at the
Academy of Music on Friday night next, the
| concert of the Boston Festival Orchestra May
| II at the Academy of Music, and the concert by
| GilmOre's famous band on Sunday night, May
p, at Albaugh's, are the coming musical treats
OF the near future.
The straw berry fete in aid of the Washing
ton Hospital for Foundlings will be given
| Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons from to
| II O'Clock at 1923 Thirteenth street. Mrs. j.
| Fairfield Carpenter, Mrs. George Bloomer,
Miss Tisdell, Miss Swan, Miss Westcott, Miss
dc Peyster, Miss Mattingy, Miss Kelton, Miss
Scott, Miss Condit smith, Mrs. j. A. Swope,
Mrs. o. G; Staples, Mrs. Theodore. .Noyes,
| Mrs. ID. A. Chambers, Mrs. Lightfoot, Mrs. De-
Witt, Miss Britton, Miss SNope, Mrs. Ross
Thompson, the Misses Hutchinson, Miss Riley,
Miss Palmer Miss Hatch, Miss Somers Miss
Heaven and Miss Noble arc the ladies who will
| preside over the various booths The object
of the fete is one that appeals strongly to the
philanthropic and charitable.
Among the beauties and prettiest girls OF the
season Just over might be mentioned Miss
Alice N Parker, Miss Betty Henry Miss Adele
Cammack, Miss Rachel Cameron, Miss Jack
3 N, Miss Enie Burritt, Miss Tiffany, Miss Kate
| Riggs, Miss Aver, the Misses Darneille, Miss
Gregory, Miss TYLER, Miss Sybil D'Oyly, Miss
Elliot, daughter OF Co!onel Elliott; Miss Elise
Horsey, Miss Carroll, Miss Everett, Miss Riley,
Miss Letter, Miss May Clagett, Miss Dearing,
Miss johns, Miss Elise Thompson, Miss Bessie
Porter of Baltimore, Miss Edle, Miss Mabel
Hunt, Miss Alderdice, Miss Ruth Kerr, Miss
Ashhurst of Philadelphia Miss Maud Daydge
Miss Scranton, Miss Van Nechten OF Albany
Miss Winifred Beckham, the Misses Wander.
ling and Miss May Cox