The Critic and record., 1891-04-11
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Mrs W. A. Woods has issued invitations 10
O'Clock tea ON Tuesday afternoon
4ss
Lieutenant T.. r.. Algcr, C. 9. a.. and Miss
Louisa Taylor viii bc married in ST. Johns
Church April %.
The festivities OF this week closed to-day
with Nrs Mcnocar- luncheon, which took
place OF 1880. Mr' Marccnus Bailey, reception
TO the Mask and wig club at O'Clock, 10
which must hc added Judge brakes tea from
ito this afternoon TO celebrate his s0th birth
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MIS-. Harrison was entertained Mt q beautiful
luncheon yesterday by Mrs. Noble the wife Of
Tho Secretary OF the Interior. A number OF
lsdies were invited TO meet her among them
Mr. Blaine Mrs. Miller, Mrs Ru-k, Mra. Gar
field, Lady Pauucefotc, Madame Gu2man, Mrs
Brown the Misses llalstoad and Mrs. Hen
dcrsOn
Mrs. Weber, the charming soprano, who Is
pupil Of Catlotta Patti lthe diva's -i.tor. de.
lighted the French club last night by the ortis
tie manner iu which she sang Several rccita
iious iutcrsper.ed with music were pleasant
features Of the evenings programme.
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with the coming on Monday OF fascinating
Ada Rehan one may look to SEQ the Girl OF the
Period arranging her bang in the bewlldcrng
disorder peculiar TO the idol of New York. II
possible boa of ostrich feathers should 90
with the Rohan bang, which isn't q bang, but
only an artistic mmhling OF tho hair, leaving
the marble brow thing ofbcauty, rayishingly
thic.
The afternoon tea yesterday OF Mr. and Mrs
\. c. Barney was ON unusually gay AFFAIR, aud
was attended by large number of prominent
society people, among them Mrs. Mckee, Adj
miral and Mrs. Greer. DR.. Hammond, Miss
Condlt Smith, Mr.. John Bddle, Mr.. Trow-
bridge Mr.. Alexander Lcgarc, Lieutenant
Agcr, Captain and Mrs. Buchanan, Miss Mar.
garct Cox, Mrs. Gordon Mckay, Mrs. CLAYTON
McMichael, Mrs Langhornc, Mrs. j. Thompson
Swami, tho Misses Scott, the Misses Hunt,
Miss Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs Croppcr, Miss
Dayidgc, Lieutenant Grincn, L.. $. ~, Mrs
Willie Ill., Miss Newton Miss Dyer E2 Mr.
and Mrs. Pollok.
rhc Bar of this District loses ono OF it,
brightest ornaments In tho death on Friday
morning Of Mr.. ST. julien Fillcttc. q Young
lawyer Of great promise lie was the private
secretary OF Senator Hampton OF South Caro-.
lima and enjoyed his confidence and friendship.
In All inc relations OF life Mr., Fillettc was q
gentleman to his finger tips. Ills high-brcd
courtesy and polished address added to uu.
swcryIng integrity OF character, cndearcd him
To a large circle OF friends and relatives here.
His gricf-strickcn mother viii have the heart
felt sympathy Of all who knew and loved her
t-tinabe son, who was always model OF III
ial devotion and Is nm Incompatible loss to his
family.
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The thousands OF male and female clerks In
the Departments and business houses endured
untold discomfort this morning in reaching
their offices. The street cars were crowded TO
surocation and the number in service totally
inadeq 10 accommodate and transport the
public. l. It not possible for the 4trcot-car
COMPANIES TO provide more cars in bad
weathcr' or will further legislation be necos.
sary to protect the public in life and limb, to
say nothing OF getting seats paid for and sell
dom enjoyed IN the hours when everybody Is
going or coming from work!
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Mrs. George d. McGaughey Of Atlanta, ca
is visiting her father, Mr.. Allen Wood, Ij9 NJ
street northwest.