The Critic and record., 1891-04-24

The Japanese Minister 40 Washington s 40
the Gil-cy House, New YORK.
Miss Alldcfdicc win probably spend July at
MUuchostcr-hy ythcSca, Mass.
Senator Watson G.. Squire, Of Washington,
g. ut the Hoffman House, New York.
Miss Riggs OF Iowa Circle will spend Junc
and July at the White sulphur Springs, Va
Nre, John sherwood, 10 Is reported, will
mako her home In Washington next winter.
senator Stcwnrt's family contemplate going
20 the White sulphur Springs, N1r this sum
mcr.
Count Arco Valley, German Minister ut
Washington, isat the Albcmarlc Hotel, New
York.
Mrs. Glcavcs. wife Of Lieutenant Glcavos OF
the Navy. will spend the summer at Win
DR. Charles II. Collins and his lovely bride
receive their friends from to this evening
iu their new home, No. 1925 Fourteenth street.
Captain George B. llaycocl; OF tho U. s. Ma
ri Corps and Mrs, HnycOck have Invited q
few friends TO meet their guest, Miss CO0le OF
B fillmore, this evening.
Miss Daisy Garland the daughter OF OK
AttOrnCy-GCncral Garland, has % charming
friend from CulpCpcr Courthouse, Va, visit
ing her. aud has Invited few filcnds 10 mc1t
her tonight.
The entertainment which was 10 have been
given tomorrow, saturday afternoon, at the
British Legation, for the hcucftOi the Mi7situ
homes In Paris, France, has been postponed
until next autumn.
Miss May Louise hamilton. daughter pr Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton, aud grand
daughter of the late Colonel James Edcliu of
the Marine Corps, was married yesterday TO
Mr. l.. Wilson of Richmond. Va, ut the resi-
dcucc OF the bride IN this Clty, the Reverend
Father CowGrdin officiating.
The British, Spanish and Mexican Ministers
have led an the rest in large entertainments
this season. The others have confined them.
selves to dinners and receptions. II has been
a long time since the French Legation repre-
scntiug the gay nation has been tho scene OF
any festivities beyond dinner party.
Among the bridesmaids OF Miss Phwbo III.
lott the niece OF tho Rev. DR.. John IL. Elliott,
rector Of Ascension Church, In this city was
Miss Elise Thompson, the handsome daughter
of cN.Goveruor thompson OF the civil Service
Commission. Miss Elliott was married on the
10Th 10 DR.. Robert l.. Randolph Of Baltimore
at RcaufOrt, 5. q,
a large friendly Newfoundland dog il needed
40 the White House. Since tho departure Oi
Hector the correspondents have sadly missed
o canine topic In connection with the Mansion,
When hard run for mn item Hector was inyglu.
able ~ % topic, aud served often to exc ont
"rtUir' for tho eye Of the masses consumed
with curiosity about high life at the Nations
Capital.
\ few members Of Congress still llugar
here. They arc easily recognized by their
form, silk hat of the fashion of 1855
dOublC-hroastcd, lOug.tul, black brOadcloth
coat, black trousers, goid-hcldcd cauc,
black shOcstIing tic and pump-sOlcd boots
puucturcd on the instcp. They wear their
hair tumhcd and beard full two days old,
and swarm at Chambcrlin's in the evening.
The hotel colonel" Is not ~ numerous az
this season A. he is during the session OF Con.
gless. That little claim before Congress was
killed in committee. His member II no loHgor
here TO give him lit now aud then With q
quarter. lie has therefore shaken the dust Of
the Capital fiOm hi Wcl-wOrn shoes au1 de-
sccndcd upon his long.suncring country
| cousins or taken TO the road for his usual
| summer tramp
Lieutenant II. NJ. g.. Brown, Y. s. ", has
| ing the ntor-C Continental Railway Commission
| with ride on the Despatch, aud luncheon At
| Mount Vernon. Nobody enjoys playing the
| host more that Lieutenant Brown does, and no.
| tody extends hospitality with q more gracious
| and genuine cordiality. The members OF the
| Commission were lucky in falling into such
| hands,