Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-14
SOCIAL MATTERS.

Luncheon in Honor of Mrs. Cleveland
Pleasant Teas observation-disclosures Notes.
Mrs. Clevelandwas the guest of honor at lunch
con given yesterday by Mrs. Carlisle, wife of
the Secretary of the Treasury There were
covers for fourteen and the other guests we're
Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Stanley Matthews. Mrs
Cultivate, Mrs. Tom L. johnson, Mrs Curry,
Mrs. A. A. Wilson, Mrs. Hampden Zane, Mrs.
Blackburn. Miss Mitchell, Miss Fryer of Al
bany. and Miss Bright of Baltimore The table
was decorated with roses, which were presented
to the ladies at the end Of the luncheon. Both
the pariors and the dining room were profusely
decorated with all the spring flowers, the bay
window in the parlor being entirely filled in
with palms and blooming plants.
Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle have now q
household Of company. Miss Queen of Cow
ington, KY, SO pleasantly remembered from
previous visits, arrived yesterday and will re-
main until Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle 90 to
New York next week Ex-Representative and
Mrs. Steele, Miss Steele of Kentucky, Mr..
Frank P. Helm and r. P. Helm, IT,. are also
their guests.
Mrs. Goldsborough gave luncheon yester-
day in honor of Mrs. Bissell, wife OF the Post
master General Some Of the guests were
Mrs. Elkins, Mrs. A. c. Barney and Mrs. Fitz-
hugh Coyie.
Gen. and Mrs. Schoield we're at home to an
invited company yesterday afternoon, when all
their friends had the pleasure Of meeting Mrs
Andrews. the daughter Of the general, in whose
honor the entertainment was gwen The roomt
were throrged for couple Of hours and every.
body was enjoying the crush. Light spring
toilets predominated and the occasion proved
grand reunion Of society and was widely en-.
joyed. The youthful hostess received in q
dainty gown of white satin brocaded in tiny
green figures and stylishly trimmed with ligh,
And
dressed in black lace. She has been here with
her father since Easter. and to the general re.
greet returned to New York today
In the library Mrs. Arson McCook presided
at the tea table. and in the dining room Mrs.
Carroll Mercer and Miss May Williams we're al
the head and foot OF the refreshment table.
Among those present were Senator Morrill,,
Miss Swami. Mr.. JAS Morrill,, Mrs. Dimmick,
Mrs. John Parker, Major and Mrs. Parker, Mrs.
Elkins. the Mexican minister and Mrs Romero.
Mr.. Porfirio DiRz, Mrs. Hallet Kilbourn, Mr..
and Mrs Bourgeat of Paris. Mrs. and Miss
blackburn, Mrs. and Miss Chandler, Mrs. Call,
Col. and Mrs. Hager, Mrs. Stanley Matthews.
Mrs Field, Mrs. Thomson Swami. Justice and Mrs.
Shiras, Justice and Mrs. Brewer. Col. and Mira.
Fleming. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Barney, DR.. and
Mrs Owens. Mrs. Vance. Mr.. Harry Martin.
Mrs. Stockbridge, Mrs. Logan, Mrs Tucker.
Mrs. COckrell. Mr.. and Miss N;colay. Mrs.
Whittemore. Miss Wilcox, Miss Chamberlain.
Mrs. Cushman K. Davis, Representative and
Mrs. Springer, Mr.. Covarrubas, Capt and
Mrs. Houston, Mrs. and the Misses Sutherland
III. Patenotre. Mrs. A. A. Wilson, Mrs. George
Davis. Mr.. Z. c. Halliday. Capt. and Mrs.
Charles Campbell Judge and Mrs. Wylie, Mrs.
Audenreid. the Misses Mullan. Mr.. Frank Cor
don, DIR. VIM. Ackien, Mrs and Miss Bynum,
Mrs and Miss Carroll, Mrs. Tom L. johnson,
Gen. and Mrs. Vincent. Miss Mohun, Miss East
man, Col. and Mrs. Leiber, Gen. and Mrs.
breckenridge. Gen. and the Misses Williams,
DR.. and Mrs. Greenieaf, MIR. Ye, Minister Tsui,
Mrs. W. ID. Cabell, Mrs. Emmons and Mrs. and
Miss Steele.
Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly was the hostess
Of another Of the pleasant teas yesterday at her
residence on Capitol Hill. It was given in
honor of Mrs. Louis D: Wine and brought to-
gether many friends of both. Mrs. Bayly wore
a becoming toilet Of white lace over
silk and Mrs. Wine was in a modish
gown Of gold brocade. Mrs. L. NJ Kuhns,
mother OF the hostess. Mrs. John A.
Swope, Mrs. James Pngh. ir., Mrs. J. NJ. Bit
tenger. Mrs. L. A. Harter. Mrs. L. L. Miller
and Miss Riaeh Of Baltimore assisted in dis
pensing the Inequalities Of the house. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Dulin,
Mrs. Staples, Mrs. Frank Hatton. Mr. and Mrs.
s. r. Bond, Capt. and Mrs. Febiger, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Hut. Mr.. and Mrs. Beriah
Wilkins, Mrs. Pugh, Mrs. Cullom, Mrs and
Miss Britton, Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers. Mrs. w.
o.
and the Misses Tisdel and Mrs. Walter Acker.
Senator Morrill, is celebrating his eighty-third
birthday today. Mrs. morrill, has not been we'll
lately and it wss therefore impossible to ar
range for the birthday party which has been
the feature Of this anniversary in recent years.
While no invitations have been sent out 1t
does not follow that the Senator will not re-
ceive many pleasant rememberances OF his
friends and good wishes by visits during this
afternoon underwriting. Quite number OF floral
offerings were sent him today and other friends
embodied their congratulations in letters or by
verses. His eighty-third birthday finds the
Senator in excellent health and with every pros
psct In all probability Of a long career OF USE
fulness ahead Of him.
Mr.. William Ballautyne and Mrs. M. B. Bush
nell viii give reception on Friday evening,
April Fl, 8 to ii o'clock to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
William !3ailantyne, IT,, who are now of on
their wedding tour.