Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-01
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Friends Gather at Calumet Place 70,
Adieus to Major and Mrs Tucker.
A kettledrum for Charity-An EARLY
Summer wedding-Per-
s0nal Notes.


and Mrs. Tucker. who are about to go to
st. Paul. Mimi, the new post of the former.
There were some other army officers and
their wives who were also saying goodbye
to their friends, for the orders of the last
few days from the War Department will
scatter good many agreeable little circles
from this city. So pleasant as Mrs.
Logan's hospitality was the event was
mixed with considerable regret to hundreds
OF her friends, who are also intimate ac-
quaintances of her daughter and Maj. Tuck
er. Calumet Place looked very attractive
from the very first glimpse each visitor had
OF the honeysuekle hedge around the gar
oens. The flowers sent to Mrs Tuck or
Yesterday formed no Uncomfortable part of
| the fragrant decoration OF the rooms. Mu-
sictans were stationed in the hall and played
denghtfully throughout the reception. Mrs
Logan received in the drawing room and
| the company had the wide hall. the library.
the memorial hall and the conservatory
where the collation. was spread, to stroll
about In or to sit down and enjoy a COM
portable chat Mrs Logan wore a becom-
ing toilette or black net trimmed with sill
yer and jet passementerie, and Mrs Tuck
er was In black and blue dotted satin. trim
med with jet and Irish point Mrs lamont
richly gowned in white moire and lace with
shoulder knots Of mauve velvet; Mrs. Scho-
field. In one of the prettiest dresses she has
ever worn in this city. light lowered satin
striped grenadine trimmed with light green
SATIN ribbons; Mrs. Ruggles, In mauve
genta satin and lace: Mrs smith. in black
silk and lace; Mrs. Weeks, In black lace,
and Mrs. Sternberg. In blue brocade and
Irish point, assisted in receiving.
Among those present were the Vice Presi-
| dent and Mrs. Stevenson, Marshal and Mrs.
| A. A. Wilson, Col and Mrs. Wilson Gen.
and Mrs. Moore. Senator and Mrs Black
burn. Mrs. Butterworth. Mrs. and Miss
sentative and Mrs. Cultivate. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Pepper, Mrs. Condit Smith,
Gen. Flagler. Gen. and Mrs. Greedy, Gen.
and Mrs. Browne Mrs. Carey. Mrs Robert
Sanford Beatty, Col Lieber. Col. and Mrs.
Cotton, Miss Clarke, Mrs. Charles G. Dulin,
Mrs. Guthridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Lothrop. Miss
Deering. Mrs. Bugher. Mrs. Hazea, Gen.
sentative and Mrs. Aldrich. Miss Belle
| Smith. Minister and Mrs. Romero, Gen.
Ruggles. Gen. Dandy. Gen. and Mrs Ord
way, Judge and Mrs. McComas. Mrs. n. s.
Lincoln, Miss Sheriff.. the Nicaraguan min
lister and Mrs. Guzman. the Misses Strong.
Miss McCeney. Mrs Eddy. Maj. and Mrs.
Parker, Miss Robena Taylor Mr.. and Mrs.
Mattinsly. Capt and Mrs. Hall, DIR. and
Mrs. O'Reilly. Mr.. and Mrs. Beriah Will
kins. Mrs. Langhorne, Mrs. Louise Patter-
/ son, Representative and Mrs. Black. Mrs.
Luke Blackburn. Justice and Mrs. Harlan.
Mrs Macarthur, Mrs. Tullock. Col. and
Harlan, Minister and Mrs. Lazo Arrisga.
! Mrs. Condit Smith and Representative and
| Mrs Springer Maj. and Mrs Tucker viii.
leave for st. Paul on Thursday, June T.
According to plans announced yesterday.
Mrs. Cleveland expects to leave Washingtor
On Thursday morning next at O'clock FOL
Gray Gables, accompanied by her children
ard servants Private Secretary Thurber
will escort the party. VINO will travel by
, special car. The steward of. the White
+ x.-sll t. A., A.
have the summer residence ready for the
family on their arrival.
The President hopes to join his family
about the LIST of july, and remain week,
and then to rcturn here TO wait fer the ad-
jourhment of Congress before going back
to Gray Gables for the rest Of the summer.
Sweet charity dominated yesterday in the
pleasant afternoon tea given at the Chill
dren's Hospital. The new ward for babies
was opened to visitors. bat there are
as yet, no occupants in the twelve
white and gilt CRIBS that make such
a pretty place OF il. All the5e cribs
haYe been given. and the names OF
the 6oacrs were On small cards pinned to
the little pillows. They were Carrie and
Hattie Lotarop. Ad4.e and Julia Whiting,
Charles N. Stelwesea, George Acger, lr.,
Olive Gale. Dorothy ana JeEnette Adams,
AaJorie Bryan, Rose Barrett, the Washing
ton directory for nurses, John Jefferson.
Two of the cribs are in memorisin. one for
Emily Window. whose laughing. baby pCr-
trait is hung on the wall near py and the
other for Freddie"
The parlor at the right of the han was for
the sale OF salads etc. and. with the supper
loom. was un0er the charge OF Mrs. Mar
shall Macdonald, who had Mrs. Kennedy.
Miss Rose Mcdonald. the Misses suther-
Dodge. Miss Moore. Miss Harvey and Miss
Long TO assist he.
Mrs Charles c. Dulin had the next room.
where three prettily decorated tables were
posed Of Mrs. Dulin had assisting her Mrs
Mcorehead and Mss Swope, waile Mrs.
Jules Guthridge served lemonade.
In the tea room Mrs. MCGUIRE presided.
assisted by Mrs. Aucenreld. Mrs. Sheridan.
the Misses Schenck, Mrs. ioha siC1sers an
Mrs. McCauley. Mrs. Ramsay was in
charge of the flower tablet. Ass.stin,, were
Mrs. Richard hlulngan, hiss Mitchell Miss
Todd. Miss Rngsles, 3diss Merack ami Miss
Prick. Mrs. Kate Kearaey Henry presided a;
the ice cream, ana strawberry tables, as
sisted By Mrs. Malcolm Heary. the Misses
Cabell and Mrs. James Hopkins.
Mrs. Washington McLeaE save a ,vnch-
con yesterday, and among her guests were
drs. blackburn, Mrs. Draper. Mrs. SSalses.
Mrs. ilaZen and MS. John f. McLean.
Mrs. Rainier. VINO has been in Phila-
delphla during the winter. is spending =
few days in Nashingson as tbs slc5t CT
Ms. IL e. C5peak2Se-.
Among the briles of the cary Summer
will be Mss E&e Burr.tt dsughter Of
| the late Capt. ]. N EGrritt. sni on her
mothers side great granddaughter Of Dan
| iel Carroll of DGIuIayt cn. Miss Burritt 5
| engagement to Mr.. }. II. ia tin has last
| been announced. Tae wedding is To take
| place early IN July.
The Caackenbush mansion on the Tenley-
| town ROAD was tae scene of a very pretty
| lawn party Wednesday evening, given by
| Mrs. Sadie Sullivan. assistel % tie Misses
Clara SifrHleps, Margaret Craven, Marie
Atridge and Mrs. w. McShea- sister of the
| hostess. The house and grounds were
| handsomely decorated with flowers and
| japanese lanterns ana on the side lava
! prettily decorated table was set from
| which an elaborate collation. was served.
Dancing was INDUCED al until a late hour.
Among those present were the Misses
Sheren. Downey. GJllaik. Lindsay, Sim
MONS Ruebsam. Norton, Deitz, Dewitt.
Quackenbush. Mr.. and Mrs. Tanning. MI.
and Mrs. Quackenbush, Mr.. ami Mrs.
Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. Malcomb Brown. Mr.,
and Mrs. Meyer and Messrs Maroney.
Wardell. Simmons. King. Lindsay, Ash.
Chaplin. Deitx. Sauters. Billings. Curtis,
Cohen and Merchant.
| Mrs. DR.. r. A. Allen is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. sad Mrs. Wilton. at 1908 I'D
| street northwest
Mrs. and Mis Robbie have gone to their
summe. home at Westminster. Ri.
+ Mr.. Alar tombstone. secretary of the
British embassy. and Mrs. Jchnstone will
| sail for Europe about the middle of next
| month. not to return until autumn. 1t is
hoped that the sea voyage will prove bene-
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