Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20
SOCIAL MATTERS,
n hospitality to Be shown Princess EulaIie-
Personal Notes Of Interest

Hospitality to BE shown Princes. EulaIie-
Personal Notes of Interest.
Inc presence OF ROYALTY gives a new turn
TO the thoughts Of society. 1t is devoutly
hoped that there will be some social occa-
SION at which it will be possible to meet the
Princess Eulalie, and until this hope is entirely
shattered by the program of announcements for
her stay, 1t will be comfort to be thinking
about it So many ladies, as well as those in
the diplomatic circle, well acquainted with the
infanta and her sisters, and so she will have the
pleasure Of recalling old friendships formed in
the most delightful Of all years-school DAYS.
There will be plenty of hostesses only to happy
to entertain they royal party if theyare per-
mitted to do SO, and il there was ever q time
when the capital latch string out il seems
70 be just now, when the city lie entertaining
thousands OF strangers attracted here by a
meeting Of churchmen.
The Grand Duke Alexander is having royal
time OF 1t here just as he did in New York last
week, when he had all he could do to keep up
with his engagements. Tomorrow Mrs. Hem
eerson VIII give breakfast in his honor, as he
mas SO arranged his engagements elsewhere as
to be able to remain here for few DAYS longer.
yesterday he visited Mt. Vernon, and last night
attended a dinner party given in his honor.
The birthday of her majesty, Queen Victoria
will be celebrated by ball at the British en-
bassy on Wednesday night which will be in
many ways the most important social event
that has taken place there since the coming Of
Sir Julian Pauncefote. The invitations are for
10 O'Clock.
The wedding day for Miss Condit Smith and
Mr.. Cyrus Judson Field has not been deter
mined yet. Miss Smith is out Of town at
present
The marriage Of Miss Grace worden Gallau-
Diet, second daughter Of President Gallaudet Of
Kendall Green, to Prof. Francis Lockwood
Kendall of Williams College, will be solemnized
this afternoon at o'clock
The ceremony will he performed in the coll
lege chapel at Kendall Green by the Rev. Prof.
Chickering of the college faculty, assisted by
the Rev. Thomas Gallaudet, ID. D., Of New
York, an uncle Of the bride. in the presence Of
the officers. students and pupils Of the institu-
ton and limited number Of personal Friends.
The bride was born at Kendall Green and
has by her noble character and lovable DISPOSE
ton secured the most devoted affection of all
who are connected with the institution which
has grown up under her fathers direction dur
ing her life time.
Prof. Kendall, who is distantly related to
Mr.. Amos Kendall. from whom the beautiful
grounds OF the college for the deaf take their
name, is graduate Of Williams College. and
having become an accomplished linguist during
q residence OF several years in Europe has for
the past few years been assistant professor OF
German at his alma mater.
After the ceremony at the chapel the invited
guests will be received by President and Mrs.
Gallaudet at their residence.
Mr.. Crosby S. Noyes and family have moved
out 10 their country home. "Alton Farm" Mr..
Theodore W. Moves and family are at Alton
Farm. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b Noyes are in
California.
Mrs. Browne entertained the c. s. c. at her
daughters home. Mrs. W. l. Pieson, on c
street southeast. Monday evening. Those pres
ent were Mesdame Browne, Picson, Pattin,
Engle, Chipley, Armstrong and the Misses
Ambrose. Forster and Pattin. The next regu-
lar meeting and the last one for the season
will be at Miss Forsters on 5th street. the first
Monday in June. The club. with number OF
invited guests, will take trip to Marshall Hall
on the 30th.
Rev. and Mrs r. r. Broth were accompanied
from New York city on Wednesday by Mrs. F.
E. Lathrop, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ.
V. A. Mills, at 172s Corco,an street.
On Wednesday, the oath instant, 7:S0 pm.
at the Metropolitan N. E. Church, by the pas
tor, DR.. johnson. assisted by Rev. s. II. Day Of
Morgaptown, w. Va, Mr.. s. A. Posten Of
of the late Chas. Wallace Of Morgantown. W.
Va, will be married. The maid Of honor will
be Miss Lollie Bullen Of Washington, ID. c.,
cousin Of Miss Wallace; the bridesmaids Miss
Bessie Wallace OF Morgantowu, W. Va: Miss
Kate George Of Baltimore. Nd; Miss Mertie
Hughes and Miss Bessie Daw of Washington.
ID. c. The groom's best man, c. r. Huston Of
Morgantown. The ushers. Messrs. r. c. Bur-
bridge, E. E. Curry, Cbas Roberts. Washington.
D. c.. and B. L. Morgan. Morgantown. W. Va.
Mrs. A. F. Tucker and son are visiting rela-
tivss in Baltimore.
Mrs. Thomas A. Coakley gave a reception on
Thursday evening at her residence on Capitol
Hill, in honor of Col I. Valentine Costello and
Miss Martha T. Hickey Of Troy, n. u, and Miss
Libbie German of Albany. n. Y. Several vocal
selections were beautifully rendered by Messrs.
p. J. Keleher, VIM. Parker and Arthur McDer-
mott, Mrs. I. J. German and Miss Ada McDer-
mott. Mrs. Hoover presided at the piano.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Cor
man, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Coakley, Mrs. Hoover, Miss Ada McDer-
mott, Miss Libbie German Of Albany, n. Y.
Miss P. J. Keleher and Arthur McDermott
Judge A. s. Lands Of Pennsylvania. commits
sioner to the Presbyterian general assembly,
is q guest OF his sister, Mrs C. L. Moore Of
New Hampshire avenue.
Mrs. James E. Hebrey and Mrs. A. B. Thomp-
son Of Elizabeth, n. J., are in the city, visit
ing Mrs. c. c. Helmick, No. $40 NJ street north
west
MIR. and Mrs. John ". Work celebrated their
golden wedding at their residence, No. SIG sth
street northeast, last Wednesday evening and
were the recipients Of many beautiful presents
from their many friends. The government print
ing Office employees sent a beautiful token Of
their esteem, Mr.. Work having served as a
proofreader in that Office for nearly forty
yeavs. Among those who were present were
Mr. A. Cavis Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Augusterfer
the Misses Ada. Frances and Mary Augusterfer,
Charles II. Kettler. Mrs. G. H. Engle Miss
Dolly Schneider. Mr.. and Mrs. William Yost,
Miss Maggie KENNY, Mrs. Sarah Wallace of
Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. R. ID. Wallace, Mr..
and Mira w 7 Work Mr. VIM r Pollard Mr.