Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-29
SOCIAL MATTERS.



Mra Harrison will not be able 10 zee those |
friends with whom sne mas msoe engagements |
ior tomorrow aiperhoon- |
Mira J. Thomson Swami gave luncheon to- |
day in honor of Mrs George h Mcclellan and
MIRA Cuyler. The other ladies present were
Mrs. Audenried, Mira Clifford Barney, Mrs
Ffoulke, Mrs. Carroll Mercer, Mrs. J. W. Foe
ter, Mrs. n. s. Lincoln, Mrs Woodbury.. Mira
Janin and Miss Patten. The table. fragrant
with spring flowers and artisticslly orna-
mented with fine silver and cut glass, made
beautiful picture: The chandelier above was
on;is min,iad p;,, VIZ" IN n,,es s =, ,hs
ssna,u.s WIN .ne ieatnery " WIG
an oval plat Of ionou,l. ana The isd;e. found
corsage knots Of purple or white violets laid
alternately at their places.
Mira Aeintzleman also gave luncheon To-
day.
Hon. J. Lee Carroll and family are going
abroad shortly, intending to be in London and
Paris Tor the spring season. and afterward to
go on TO Bayreuth during the music festival
Ar, T-~. 'peno IN IssP@
-, - H'e, minister 70 rers'a' AZ
.o"e On VISIT soon TO MS parenta
OH 'oian ana Lady Pauncefote are thinking
OF going abroad this spring with their daugh-
tiers Tor lengthy stay, provided the legation
business Will permit Sir Julian has been a
'ne uip VIII De beneficial to his health. IL pos
sioie 'ney VIII sail early in May.
Mrs. Z. b. Ewing wife of Assistant Surceon
&. b. Ewing. who has hoe, ;n 9, ro,,s IN
winter, Is expected here tbe lat,.r ~, "a Ali
with her little daughter and will amend acme
time at her old home. l72l n straet Assi.t.
ant Surgeon Ewing will read a paper on the
mounoed OF the Wounded Knee Battle Field"
s ne.uous REMARKS on the treatment OF wounds
from the aspect OF germ inspection before the
Guard Sureeons a. =. haiS OF the Naaonm
The be.ro,haI q, N;.s M. p.
This it,, - NJ c.,'e a,uA Kaufman Oh
nnnnoaj W ~A Nonen VI new Aork 70 an
AouNeeu.
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Rumboupb third artiIlerx a, tSa aua.naI ~
| N. 80
- "eon"i' oi no. springs Is visiting
MT. anu mrs. Nordeman at 1850 Sd street
Miss Minnie Winter. while on visit to Wheel
| ing, W. Va, was attacked with typboid fever
and brought to her home in this citv This
/ morning
| ioo"s Is .ne siA'e'n anniversary OF tne mar
of ss;s c,,x I'm, ,, ,,s anu I ; p.uuie
sition of Mrs RiSdle tbey viii not b ahis 90 ~.
ceiye a company To cele6rate The nroud occa-
SIGN. Judge Biddle is from the state Of Della
| ware where he was bel1 in ,ba san,. h;oh 90
TEEN as he is here ar the can,,al city a,one ,,ma
| be was speaker of the hons. Of ranresen,atiyes
| of tine diamond state. For the Last twentr-fys
wears he has been a valued clark in the ONCE of
| the first controller of the treasury Tbav s,,Ii
| reside at the northwest corner If olst and n
streets northwest where they have lived tor
| the past twenty yenrs
| Th. Shou, c.. C,.. III
o o'o'! @iuo wiz meet 'omolro"
evening AT the residence OF MI anu Mrs. Willis,
| looo u street southwest The Belt cars pass
|
The Misses Reid Of 1909 18th street enter.
| tanned the Y II 6 CIpb uos, dolo.,ahtv a,
| their home Friday evening After seysr,l
solos and recitations the euests enioyed a de.
| ligbtfnI collation.
Mrs. +. U. Coidren and daughter OF Capitol
| Hill entertained pleasant COMPANY of young
ladies at luncheon Saturday Among those
present were Misses sallie Fenniken, Meta
| Wallace, Lollie Builen, Maud Acton. Jennie
Campbell. Helen Dodge and Edith smith 'T Ths
luncheon was given in honor of Miss Flenni.
! ken, who will soon leave the CITY for a western
home. The dining room was charmingly dec.
GRATED with tropical plants and fruits. and mirth
added to the pleasure of the bountiful repast
|
"enIyn'e years ago ~ 'ne que. Town o.
Torch, Ohio, Miss Kate IL Harris and Martin X
lhorpe were married. Last evening the same
couple celebrated their twenty-hfth anniver
sary al NJ theis residence, i,os = street north T
|
department supply division. Presents, many
ana costly, were displayed, particularly notice
aoie DeinS those OF the Grand Royal Arch Chap
Ter, consisting OF nve soiid silver cups anu tray
Hiram Lodge, one dozen silver table spoons
Mount Horeo chapter, No. Z, silver pitcher
ana over seventy-hve others. Asumptuous re
past was served In the spacious dining room
the center piece OF the table being composed Of
twenty-five roses, twenty-five punches o
grapes and twenty-five punches OF vioiets, in
closed In magnificent silver vase. Inc
happy couple were the recipients OF many
their hosts Of friends. Among those present were
Rev. I. s. Wynkoop, Rev. c. b. Ramsdell
Justice Drake. Col. and Mrs. Webster, DIR. I. f.
Gibbs II. Dngman, Geo. H. Walker, Frank l.
Campbell and wife, Orville Drown, VIM. H.
Collins, Capt Chas. IL. Smith, DIR. J. F. X
Apple, p. u. H. p. Alex. Mckenzie, VIM. O.
Powers and wife, j. c. Allen, wife and daugh
Ter. Capt hobt Armour; Mrs: Lieut. Eckinson
Ne ,,afi' Mss C a MeHeAn