The Critic and record., 1891-04-13

Nrs. y. $. Lincoln will give tea this after.
noon in honor OF Mrs. clayton McMlchacl.
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On Tuesday Mrs. Ashton gives n luncheon,
Mrs. w. a. Woods % > o'clock tea. Mr4. Edward
Halliday dinner 10 Mrs. John Sherwood, ana
MI-. Mcuocal "a dinner TO tho Misses Mcndonca.
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Mrs D. Thompson Swami gives q luncheon
ON Thursday and Sir Julian aud Lady Pauuco-
folc dinner party.
4 notable wedding I'm society will be that OF
Lieutenant =. r. Algcr, L. $. ~, to Miss
Louisa Taylor, tho granddaughter Of General
Mcigs, which will take place on tnc 2oth OF
April m 81. Johns Church.
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The Mexican Minister and Madame Romero
contemplate travelling In Europe this summer,
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Lieutenant +. ID. Bostwick, T.. :. N., and his
bride are visiting Mrs. c. =. Whitcman, No.
1Ii5 Massachusetts, avenue.
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The following approaching marriages are
announced: Miss Leila Wech to Mr. W. &.
Carroll I'm June, Miss Murphy to Captain Foote
OF the Army, April 2s, Miss Gussio Wilson to
Lieutenant Brooks Of tho Army, June II, at
West Point, n. y; Miss Gertrude l.. Nelson to
Mir Edward L. Watts on Wednesday at the
Calvary Baptist Church. Miss Speed to Mr..
McRobcrts in about two weeks.
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Mrs. Senator Hale ha, returned to the city
and has taken apartments on Sixteenth street,
opposite the Arno.
Miss Elizabeth tyler of 1913 Nineteenth
street has as her guest Miss Katie Keith OF
y. al.
| lovely group OF young ladies who received
| with Mrs. General Payne several times this
season and who II % charming type Of the fair
| Southern patrician.
Mr.. William G.. Eu.tis has returned from a
brief trip to Europe aud gone TO Aiken $. C.
| Miss Eustis and her niece viii return with him
to their home on Lafayette Square shortly.
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Lieutenant Frank f. Beatty, T. $. y, and
| Miss Annie Pcachy Of this city, will he mar
| rod al O'Clock p. m, April lath, in 81. Johns
| Church. Lieutenant Charles Laird, L. $. n.
| will nc the hest man, and the ushcrs will bc
| Licutenants Benjamin Tappan, A. L. Fechtcei
| and Nicholson, L, 5. y. Miss Virginia Pcachy
| will be the maid OF honor and Miss Eliz.
| peaohy and Miss Edith Morris, the brides
maids. The pretty bridc-elcct Il the c lest
daughter OF W imam ~. FcNcNY, esq. slpNrin
tendcut OF the Registry Division Of the City
Postonicc, formerly OF Williamsburg, Va.
| where the family has occupied high socii
| position from the early Colonial days.
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| There will be n novel and interesting seen,
| at the Washington Riding Academy, corner o
| i and Twcnty-secOnd streets, this evening
| Fcats OF horscmanship by number OF youn.
| gentlemen, including some high jumping viii
form features OF the programme Among IN,
| gentlemen who will take part win he Mr.
Neville, Mr.. Legare, Mr.. Henry Cabot Lodge
lr., j. Ford Thompson, II. L. Page, Robcr
Wallach, Mr.. Reynolds Hill, Mr.. Earle an,
| others.
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Miss Morgan OF New York win give a har
recital at the British Legation on the 25th 10
the benefit OF the Mission Home in Paris. Tn
hearty interest taken by Sir Julian and Lad
Pauncefote in all deserving charities Is show
by their kindness in placing the beautiful bal
room Of the Legation at the service OF the ID
dies interested in this and other good work.
The sympathy thus shown for whatever objeC
our people are interested in in the way OF chai
ity, not only indicates benevolent dlspos
tion, but that sterling adage that blood /
thicker than water
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Rev, Alexander Kent OF this city ycsterda
filled the pulpit Of Rev. Robert Collycr, Chu:c
Of the Messiah, New York City.