Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY.
Mrs. Cleveland VIII Start for Home
Tomorrow-Wedding and Parties.

w cuuInx8 ana Parties.
Mrs. Cleveland. who is hoving a nice.
quiet visit with her mother up in Buffalo,
has refused pretty nearly all the invitations
offered her, SO that she could enjoy i'm
munity from the social attentions that
would naturally be showered upon her at
her Old nome. This course has, however,
not suited Buffalo society, and there is a
disposition to make some fussy comment
over 1t. Mrs. Cleveland did not go away
because her health was likely to suffer from
the constant entertaining that she kept up
here during the spring, but to enjoy a long
promised visit with her mother 1t is rather
hard on Buffalo that its social leaders cam
not have Mrs. Cleveland to grace some
junction or other three times a day during
her stay, but they must be content with tbe
honors they already enjoy and come IA
washington IL they want to see the mis-
tress of the White House entertaining or
otherwise attending to the duties of her
LOFTY position. Mrs. Cleveland will return
here tomorrow.
Ex-Secretary and Mrs. John w. Foster
Will sail from Yokohama on the 25th of
tn's month, and after landing in San Fran
cisco they will go down to Coronado Beach
10 axe little visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Nordhon before starting east Mr. and
Mrs. Foster are now most anxious to get
nome again in this city, from which they
have been absent almost a year and a half
Oh tnelr "Trip around the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Thompson have taken
the attractive residence of Mr.. F. S. Pres
prey, on Washington Heights, where they
Will be pleasantly located for the summer.
MI and Mrs. c. c. Glover will give a
garden party this afternoon at their
suburban home on the Tunlaw road.
DR.. VIM. E. Handy and Mrs Carolyn A.
Berry of New York city were married YES
terday at the residence of Mrs. Lottie
will be at home on Mondays
The residence of Mrs. z. Wagner. No.
1000 East Capitol street, was the scene Of
gathering Of friends last evening in
honor of the birthday of her daughter.
MRS. l. W. Beall. The house was decorated
with flowers and potted plants. The tables
were laden with delicacies and decked with
roses ard Gala lilies. Miss Lizzie Murphy
presided at the punch bowl, assisted by
Miss Maggie Uhle. Mrs. Beal was the re-
cipient OF many handsome presents Among
those present were Mr.. A. B. Hunt Mr.
and Mrs. p. V. DegIaw, Mrs. Miss and Mr..
Sutherland, Mr.. Charles Burr the Misses
Rempp., Stop. Magic. Volanders. Madles,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillespie, Mr.. Harry G. KIM
ball. Miss Hitz. Mrs. Richter, Messrs.
Clantice, Sanger, Mr.. and Mrs. Altemus,
Miss Altemus, Capt. and DR.. Weaver, Mr.
Charles Semmes Miss Semmes, Mrs Head.
FIR. Maynadier, Messrs. Billie, Cough, MUIR
ply, Clarke, Miss KUbner, Mr.. Hollander
and the Misses Wagner.
Mrs. James Bushby of New York is visit
ing Mrs. Sarah T. Crews
MIR. and Mrs. Henry J. Finley have gone
to Forest Glen for the summer.
Mr.. Henry Roth gave a farewell supper
to his friends Saturday night previous 10
his departure TO- Europe. He is taking a
loving cup to his mother from which all
present drank his and her health. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs Henry
Schulz, Mr. and Mrs. George Schulz. Mrs.
Minnie s. Sprightley. the Misses Mcintyre.
the Misses Schulz, Misses NJ. Hewston E.
Logan. F. Ca-tright. Emily Sprightley and
Gloyd Schulz, and Messrs II. Stenenhagen.
o. and W. Landgraf II. Lau, Victor. Lem
erly, Rankman. Fleming, H. Schulz.
Swank, J. kolb and +. Hewston.