New-York tribune., 1891-03-08

the Senatorial circle Mrs. Stockbrdge, Mrs. Carey'
Mrs. Dolph Mrs. Mcpherson. Mrs. Cullom, MIS- fayn'
and Mrs. Squire Madame Romero, Lady Pauneeio'e'
Countess Esterhazy, Mrs. SOey. Mrs. 7. b. NJ. Masoh'
Representative Ilnts wife, Representative biech,"
ridges wife, Mrs. Jessup, Lieutenant Parkers Wiie
Mrs. Perrin. Mrs. Mckee and Mrs. Russell Harrison.
stringed orchestra, OF the Marine Band, played our
ing the luncheon.
senator and Mrs. Casey gave theatre party on
Wednesday evening and atterward supper at thc
Arlington. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs franz
Gordon. Miss Montrose Elliott and Samuel sands
on Thursday afternoon Miss Amy Hare gave t'o
third Of the series Of piano rcctals at the postmaster
Generals house. Miss Wanamaker received In the
absence OF her mother who is making visit IN New
York. .,,
The Swiss Minister was among the dinner hosts TINS
evening.
Mrs. McAlllster LaughtOn gave luncheon & NO; on
Wednesday 10 a company asked to meet nef gues.,
Mrs. Elwood Davis, OF philadelphia. On Meui'csuas ~
evening the German Minister ana MIS- hooSO" s'''
wednesday evening marked by nnmHer S.oS OF
pretty wcdGlngs. In st. Paul'S Lut heran Cnaren'
Edward .. Carkson and Miss Det'r"u; DTa, , tna
Rev. DR.. Domer. The brides gown was VI "ilt.e %
fae with dTaperIes OF embroidered molsseine de sole
Ier tullc veil was held by diamond pm, anu ah sne
carried white roses Iior sister. Miss Emily Donathl
China crepe, and carried pink roses Robert Clarh,
son. brother Of the bridegroom, was 1es ia ard
the gshers Herman and & ow1@ Se DSa eercoay was
followed by a reception q, the home of the brides
parents AMONG the We1dinE s e6rrs s W cnllas and
hand painted china dinner service from Mr. ana MIS-
james j. Daley, Of rhiladepnia r,o uurrcv daughter
Of T. r. Murrey, and William Gushing Banbnrs OF
Plaaed were married m In Es, tae NetSpocca treS cay
satin she wa: ATTENDED Sy '"S arScy gcae'"'aSs and
Hiss Katherine Crisp. who wore gowns on whe Sie e
Thomas Miller of Wasniton, Ws oues Des' n m ce,omony
MI and Mrs hamburg left the city on wedding Jour
ney after which they will make their home at fiaii
Representative and Mrs. Reybura gave mu,oae hoae
at their home on Connectlcut ave- iore asd at % snail
| round fables In the company were Commander ana
Mrs Dickson General and Mrs. Parkc, Mr. Lewis ana
Mr., Meebar Commander and Mrs McCalla, Mr.. Trow-
bridge the French Minister, MIS- ios'er' "ar'e '''
"G ON Tuesday the Presidents wife held informal re-
cepion at O'Clock. receiving friends IN the heo hoor e
where the open wood fire added brightness 70 'e
| by Mrs. Russell Harrison and Mrs ismmlck' ana
Mrs Mckee presided at the psy w fSa
! Farmers wife Mrs Hubcy Ashton. Mrs. John T.
tucker. Miss stoughton, Mrs. Georsc WiinamS' MIS-
ai,ey Ts wed1r edd Of one ScwYork belle and the re
Gently announced engagement Of another. are OF more
| 'Thc wedding Of Miss Marion Lanedon and Koynl
carroll is interesting not alone because The brdegr09
Is son of Ex-Governor Carroll OF Maryanfa a. Ti ,ho
now makes his home at the Capital. but Tor me 1Ge
| bride. Miss LangdOn's visit here few seasons ago
| is well remembered At hall at the british Leeati4 2
| ,he was regarded rs the most beautiful woman IN
! tbe bailroon Tho engagement ~ Miss Anna Van
Vctchcn Of Albany. and Dr. George NJ Leerts; Ia, ol
New York CITY, Is interesting TO WIDER circle i. Mis
Van Vctchcn's first visit 10 Washington was aS glest
of Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland I'm the White House
| Mis- Van Vechton's visit has been twice repeatHd
| vas the guest of Mrs. g. < Emm0ns.
Monday ani Tuesday were chiefly gwen over 10
Wa-idrgton for last weeks council and convention
| The lavCe majority OF them departed on Monday
! they soiA thew had enjoyed 0gtCn. and nobody
| donbts that Washington enjoycd thcm. Those who
remained over Tuesday were Interested IN some hnal'