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

NeeaN bNtNttu ana 4. All OF them came uy
appointment Three times ss many moro
came without any appointment and we're much
oissppointed m not being allowed 10 go to the
blue room. There were about TWENTY-FIVE
ladies waiting in the parlorS before Mira.
Cleveland came down stairs This number had
the best OF u. Tor After that She callers were 90
numerous tina; none could expect more than Q
word With The mistress OF the mansion Mrs..
cleveland wore black and blue striped silk
trimmed with black. Only teW Senators aud
There WAS sprhikling of resident friend. but
the large crowd made up entirely of
strangers. lt Is understood that thi. i. the
last reception Mrs Cleveland will hold this
spring.
The gAyetics started in Yesterday with con-
siderable vlgor aud suap. The weather w.s 80
hne there Was every temptation 20 remain out
door all dsy. Bo;h Of the AFTERNOON teas were
crowded hfsirs. In the evening the concert Of
the Tale 6!ee and Banjo CLUB aud the per-
iormances at the thcaters attracted large
audiences.
Mrs Audenreids tea for Mrs. lamont
brought ont the social strength Of the cspit.l
III sood FORCE lt vas a very pleasant event
snd greatly enjoyed not only BY the sre., %
honor, but byevery one in, tied 20 meet her The
attractive hostess. In a becoming toilet q black
lace and gray sik, had Mrs.. Lamont near her.
me latter wore tterchy gown 81 light green
sls trimmed Nith pearls. The lAtters remark
d
trance o. each ope particular pleasure to
then. The last administrative was charmiagiv
brought 10 mind ~ the presence Of Mrs.
tiAlns In the receiving party The others 80
sisuhg nero Mrs 1. b. NJ Mason aud Mise
Schenck. who presided at the tea table and
. Miss Amy and Miss Eide who were their g.
slStants. All society was represented in the
2 throne OF notahles who came and went through
cut TIE afternoon Among others wore
Minister and Nine. Romero Minister and
] N.Hnr
/ dc!phis. Mrs. J. Thomson Swami. Col and
Mrs Winthrop. Maj aud Mrs. Parker,
Mrs. lhmmick. Mrs nolph. Mr. and Mrs W j.
Hutchinson. Mrs. Carlisle. Mr.. A. A. Wfhon,
! Mrs William 1. Harris. Mrs. Schofeid. Mr.
aud Mrs. Frank Gordon NJ and Nine hour
! ge;1i ~ Pari-. iieut. ana Mrs. Clover Mrs and
Mss sheriff., Representative and Mrs Cable
! llr. and Mrs. Pope. Gen and Mrs Moore sem
ator Allison. Mise Edcs. Mr. Beatty, Mr.. Boueve,
| MAJ. ana Mrs. Tucker. Mr.. Logan. Miss Waite.
surgeon General aud Mrs. sutherland. the
MISSES sutherland. NrS. and Miss I.ellnap,
Yrs Ffonke. Miss Patterson. Miss neladeld
Mrs Stanley Matthews, Mrs. Charles Campbell
and Miss stevens.
Representative and Mrs. DAlzeil gave . tee
Yesterday afternoon Tor tie members OF the
hsie Hlee and Banjo Club. and while ouis their
Young and old friends Who have an afiliauon
/ Tor ale were invited The event Was in sense,
sort OF housewsrminC. The splendid new
home which Mr.. and Mrs DaIzeIl have lust
completed. and IN which they have been living
only Few mouths. WINS seen by many OF the
guests Tor the first time its furnishings are
not yet eoraplete. but everything seemed rer-
! feet Yesterday when the rooms were filed with
company. In the pretty white and gold draw
! ing room the dancers had complete possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dal1ell received in the hbrary at
the left Of the hall The latter wore a dainty
1 gown OF light-striped brocRded silk. Miss
/ DalZell wore empire gown Of black
I and mink Sfriftal sill TiaN h.1
ing them Miss Wilcox. who presided over
the lemonade bowl In the hall and who was
/ gowned In a French gray satin striped grena-
dine made over blue silk: Miss Dryfoos, Who
wore scarlet bengaline aud satin, Miss wena-
/ ing ana Miss Smith. In the dining room Mrs.
Markle of New York presided at the tea table.
The forty members 81 the Yale club and the
''heelers. that enthusiastic bodyguRrd of Yale
men who always accompany the club on its
travels, and many Of the grave and dignifed
/ lale alumni, like senator Hawley, Justice
Brown. Mr.. Julan Hawthorne and senator Du-
bois, were present Mr.. Frank Butterworth,
| the fun back of the Yale team. a bright par
| ticular star among the younger men. A few OF
4 the young ladies present were Miss Stone. the
Misses Huyck. Miss Dsering Miss yirsinia
/ Butler, Miss Hutchinson. the Misses Mclnnre,
| Miss sheriff.. Miss Fowler. and among the ma
/ irons, Mrs. Bisseli. Mrs John A. Logan. Mrs.
Tucker, Mrs. l.. l.. Eeamey and Mrs. westing-
house.
The double wedding tonight OF Miss Lucy
/ Chichester and Mr.. Douglass S. MaclAll and u
/ Miss Sally Chichester and Mr.. Samuel b. Low
ing at Calvary Parish Church. on Madison
street, will be n most interesting event. Each
couple wild have two ushers, two bridesmaid, Q
! best man and a maid OF honor. For the hrst
named couple Dr. LOUIS Mackail will DO
! the best man and Miss Laura Chew, maid q
honor. The bridesmaids viii be Miss Belle
Sioddard and Miss Carrie Meacham. The
ushers will DO Messrs. Benj. Minor and Henry
MackHll.
| For the second couple Mr. I. X Seymour will
be best man aud Miss Eta Chichester. maid OF
honor. The bridesmaids viii be Miss Mary
Chichester and Miss Bessie Debntts. and the
ushers. Messrs. j. VI Davidson aud Luke Loving.
When the bridal party enters the church IL
will be led by two ushers followed by two
bridesmaids then two ushers aud then two
bridesmaids The two maids Of honor will
precede the brides. who viii walk up the aisle
together. The youthful brides ARE just tho
same height and will be dressed exactly alike.
In white siik aud wells Of tue. reception
will follow the ceremony at the residence Of
the bride = sister. Mrs. John C. Davidson, 1907
. street. after which both couples will start OF
on wedding trip. but m different directions
Both couples Will live in Virginia for the future.
Mrs Daniel ;. Lamont and her young daugh-
tiers are going back to New York tonight.
The 9th annual ball by Empire Council. No.
II. Sons of Jonadab. last night was an enjoys-
bic affair. The march was led by Mr.. G. NJ
Gates and Miss Mccarthy OF Brooklyn followed
by Mr.. and Mrs f. c. Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. VIII
kerson, Mr.. and Mrs. &. ". Chandler. Misses
Hardy. Cooksey. Chandler. Smith, Mrs. Well,
MR.. England. Mrs Hogan. Davis. Whitaker,
Gordon. MCGOWAN. Williams. Day and the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Messrs BRYAN. Belts, Robb,
Pumphrey. Beall. oautt, Chase, smith, Terrell,
Caspar. johnson, England. Langley, Bean,
Dudley. Peake. SuStry and Cullen.
Mr.. W. A. Crolut will read paper on "Tbs
Man John Milton at the Unity Club tomorrow
evening vt the residence of DIR. Lamb. 500 10th
street. Besides this there will be Q varied
artistic and musical melange.
A pleasant Easter party given last even-
ing by the No-name Social Club at the resi-
de- e Of Mr.. William Ray. No. 323 9th street
no. beast Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs William Ray. Miss Fannie Graham. Eliza
beth Eckert, Lily Naliingsford, kathleen
! Clancy. Miss Sullivan. Miss Watson and Messrs.
Began, Hughes, Donnelly, Maynard, Camel and
Wal.ingsford.
Mrs. John X. Metzge-. who has been the
/ guest of her mother Mrs. s. L. Mullan. for the
| past FIVE weeks. leaves Thursday for the west.
Sne will be unable to return calls. but will be 81
home tomorrow Wednesday and will be glad
/ 20 see all her friends. Her husbands illness
takes her home sooner than she intended going.
Mics Ethel Fish left the city last night with .
party of friends for trip to Baltimore. Nor
| foll West Poin. and Richmond Va