Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-01
A GAY TINE COMING.
Hospitalities on the Program for the
Coming Week.
THE REVIVAL OF SOCIETY.
The Ladies' OF the Cabinet-The Diplomatic
Corps and It's New Dign,ties-Some of the
Events of the Past week-weddings That
Have Taken Place-Some That Are to Be.

The Easter season promises very well indeed
from the start Invitations are plentiful and
the variety is profuse. There is Of plenty time Il
catch your breath between the events, which il
both sensible and seasonable. Nobody would
even If they could. keep up the old pace Of tn.
| winter. Simpler pleasures are more in taste
! and the fewer there are the greater the enjoy
ment for each. If the weather is bright ani
sunny the chances of showing of
ones new fnery will be ample. Tn.
| teas will be regular dress parades from all &C
counts. well asrendezvouses where spring an6
| summer plans are to be discussed.
Some of the more notable Inequalities Of thu
coming week are contained in the following
list:
Mrs. and Miss Dalzell, a tea at O'Clock tc
meet the Yale Glee and Banjo Club.
Mrs. Audenreid, TEA to Ito meet Mrs
Danl S. Lamont.
| In the evening the governors Of the Country
Club will give dance.
| TUESDAY.
Mrs Guzman, a tea, to 8, at the Nicaraguan
! legation.
Calvary Parish Church. 18th street, at {
o'clock, the double wedding Of Miss Sally
! Dulany Chichester to Mr.. Samuel Bridges
Loring and Miss Lucy Hunter Chichester to
Mr.. Douglass Sorrell Mackall.
WEDNESDAY.
o. 'o,n onu,'n' a. - ''iooA' 'ne nlar'
rage OF MISE iauIine Williamson 10 MI. Roy
| Jones, to be followed by breakfast for $50
guests at the residence of Mr. and Mrs ]. A.
| Williamson.
| Mrs. Richey, tea from to 7.
Martha C. Owens to Mr.. George +. Baird and
| Miss Flizabetb Owens 10 M W;lfred T. MonI-
ton will take place at West Street Presbvterian
! Church. Georgetown-
FRIDAY.
Sir Julian and Lady Pauncefote. = dinner at
| the British er,b.ssv
Ar. 80;
"i' w. H' oui'i'' oifeo'or Vi 'he ouFehu VI
American republics. gave a handsome dinner
OF twelve covers on Thursday evening, compli-
mentary to Senior Don Peralta, minister OF the
repuoLc OF Costa inca to the court OF Spain
Inc otner guests present were senator Cockreli,
senior Don homero, the MEXICAN minister here;
senior ION Isivo' the Costa hlcan charge
aIalres az Washington; Col. d. NJ.
Gofoih' NJ Haroiner W. hubbard, MI. y. W.
thompson, Mr. =. n. haunmann Mr.. Charles
~. ROUSE Hr' george Aireo townsend ana
Ar. .haIies Y. Hto'er. IN aooluon 70 tne
rare ana peau'Hui emproioeiies. emma, glass
anu sn'er ware, coiiecteo py tne most ana ms
wHe ID nearly every quarter OF me giope, the
taDie was tastefuily decorated With masses OF
ye4ow 'u4iPs ana pou'onnieres OF v'oIets.
| There is not any tangible evidence that the
| White Honse will ,ahe any mart i, +b. Fastar
soc;aI royivoI prss;dsnt "a N-s C,.vsisnd
sre ant ~ rsa vh,, t;rns &c IsSt ,bar, fron ,ha;-
~nsrr car.s 81 ,-asort ~ rast "a $1,000
"a r.. -r.,, ~, I'll, sa - =. ~ -; ~
d.;;r.s w. -, c.h.n ~ - AZ. All at 80 49,
-. - -. .a 10 ~ s. -
shey en- ast;us,. the irrer;la ,nrriat;on =,
th;: citn nv ~ % ,hsrirr T.; ~. Wb;ta Tnrs %
av.'J 49,; - Ill a. -. -. ,"..,.,. ,a.o..o
OF Baby Cleveland.
1t IS understood that while so many OF the
Senators and members and their families are
here Mrs. Cleveland will continue her IL to
receptions on tuesdays and FRIDAYS. she
.,aue we SANE rue Hli !; sne was t'iress Vi
o,i,. $4,000 ~ nhu was 4ouno " 10 sen'
Mrs Cinvalord d-;vas har rh.o.o, rar,, o,..,
LIS e. s. Ives nel pnaetoi very oi.en
noS On me i.;m H so some; s IN .hs
liol nns e 80 snili "a uii'el anu .oui '
s,t rat;s, a. So,S , 40 prs;S .ea
one C !ao' s aty oE'n Tue 5'eslaen' alu
.ha;. o,eu Sosiueasoiy anu tnas 40 'I se
80 1871, oU n,',aat w no. .I.. NC :,
Maad ~ Suo v 70 ona 49, 10, 80 I H. -
USED 70 nve years ago. Ne1,Aer sfie OF mem
are are, necn zen 70 ~siinS: roI .hs Ireslden'
as he NIGH have some ,iifscnitv in ,n.t;re he
/ noce sYr;ft.r ,ban tbosa III wor,d ,isSS -
/ ALI With hin, Mrs CIsvaIana Ia having q
much eosier time in tbis reoard than she nod
! bors,o,oro rhsn ber n-ssenes i, a 800 rraaa
the nart;cn,ar conrter at Which che stonneJ N o
/ r,IIy;na roi,t ror ne,rJv everyhedv in
I the ne,3bbicrbooa She n,rst have hal yretiv
GOOD evidence that she will not hs
! snb;ectod 70 tba a1noy.nca .nv NOVA as .ho
! drives ,,n and down the straeta stors wben cd
vbara Che nIe.ses .nd hos attroct.d No r,nrs
| than tine resnectFnl attention which will al,rays
/ i've o;vsn her no na+tsr wbetbar hsr howe ;s In
. tbe Wb;te Uorse nv rot
/ ".
INC '"o1net .'uies arc ooiniiis W 'o"A. Mrs
carlisle ana Miss herbert are regular residents,
pnt Mrs. Bisseii may De said 10 Dc mere Tor good
and Mrs lamont mas come Tor an Easter visit
| w1th her TITO OF bright little daughters.
It looks that for the first time III many cabi-
nets all of the President's al visers will he ram
| resented i, the line NJ ladies who will .ss;st
| Mrs Cleve,and On state occ,sona Tb.ra nil
| he two, single Iadies in IN. line in tb.
! narco,. Of ,T;ss ua.hart and w;ss
! Tortnr W;ss Warho-t !; 80 $3.50
81. ro,,,,,,.e. Ill ~ - ras;,, ".a"S
~ i;,a Sacr.t.rv ~, .crircu,,Nr: Wo..e- Lii
- -; - NJ; 49,. ;5 80 -:
/ when he takes M housekeeping next fall. Mrs.
| Gresham will head the cabinet ladies always
| and next her will come Mrs.. Carlisle,
! Mrs. Lamont. Mrs Olney, Mrs. Bissell, Miss
! Herbert. Mrs. Hoke Smith and Miss Morton.
, The cabinet line will therefore begin and and
| with a western woman and the two son thcrners.
| Mrs Smith and Miss Herbert will be side bv
| side.
| Gossiping on this question the other day.
! somebody suggested that the unmarried ladies
| will ALWAYS he NJ tba he'd - Ar liz Th;. ;e