The Washington times., 1895-01-15
SOCIAL SAYINGS AND DOINGs.

Attorney General olney gave a dinner last
night in honor of President Cleveland Four
teen members of the Cabinet and Supreme
Court were present. as follows: The Presi-
dent, Chief Justice Fuller, Secretary Carlisle,
Justice Gray, Postmaster General Bissell,
Justice Brown. Secretary Smith. Justice
White, Secretary Gresham, Bancroft Davis,
Justice Shiras. Secretary Herbert. Justice
Harlan, Secretary Lamont, and Justice Field.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Compton,
daughter of Mrs. Paite Compton, to Graham
Pearre. of Maryland. took place yesterday
afternoon at Christ Church, Georgetown, in
the presence of large number Of friends OF
the bride and groom. Rev. Dr. Stuart. rector
OF the church, off1ciated.
The bride entered the church leaning on
the arm of her uncle. Mr.. Dunlop. of Fir-
ginia and was met at the chancei step by the
groom, with his brother. Mr.. George Pearre.
The welding gown was OF white satin and
the tuIle veil was fastened with a cluster of
orange blossoms The bride carried the
prayer-book from which the marriage service
was read. Upon their return from wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Pearre will make their
home in Georgetown.
hiss Herbert will be the guest Of honor at
a reception 10 be given in New York on the
23d instant by Mr.. and Mrs. William Cullen
Brewster.
Mrs. Sherwood. of Baltimore, gave recep-
ton yesterday in honor of the wife and
daughter of Gen. Ruggies
Mrs. ". W. Burdette and Miss Burdette, OF
Vermont avenue will not be at home to-day,
but will receive on the remaining Tuesdays
during the season.
M-s NaUo HazeItipa inauOuratad on Safur
day evening a series Of cinderella Dances"
that will be given every Saturday evening
until Lent. The entertainment of Saturday
evening last was not attended by any married
guests so that the ballroom was not at any
time crowded. The occasion was pronounced
Il great success by every one present. Supper
was served at IL o'clock but the Cinderellas
in this ease did not all leave quite on time
nor was their delay attended by any but the
most ENJOYABLE results alike to hostess and
guests. The evening wouni up with Sir
Roger de CoVerly dance, in which all took
part.
Among the guests were Miss Condit-Smith,
Miss Dsvidge, Miss Rush. Miss Rochester,
Miss Crosby, Miss Langhorne, Miss Hagner.
Miss Tredick. Miss Stewart, Miss McCammon.
Miss Reeder. Miss Cassells, Mr.. Davidge, Mr.
Rochester, Mr.. Lamsdale, Mr.. Hopkins, Mr..
Jchns, Mr.. Monroe Mr.. Otis. Mr.. Johns, Mr..
lotion, Mr.. Scott, and Mr.. Johnson.
Miss Katherine Willard, who ia the guest of
the President and Mrs Cleveland, gave yes
terday at noon the first of her series OF matt
nee musicales at the residence of the Secre-
tary of War and Mrs. Lamont. The drawing
rooms were quite well filed by an interested
audience. Miss Willard is handsome young
woman and by her pleasant manners has
gained many friends in Washington.
The programme was not a long one Miss
Willard was most ably assisted by Mr.. Ethel
bert Neyin, of Baltimore. whose splendid
piano recitations were received with applause.
Mrs. Cleveland was not feeling we'll and so
was not in attendance upon the musicale.
Among those who were present were Mrs.
Gresham, Mrs. Bissell, Mrs. George Westing
house, jr., Mrs. Wright. of New York; Mrs.
Thaw, OF Pittsburg; the Chilian minister and
Madame Cana the Brazilian minister and
Madame de Mendonca, Miss Aline Wilcox,
! Mrs. Charles Spaulding, OF New York; Gen.
/ and Mrs. John Moore, Mrs. DalzelI, Mrs.
| Tracey. OF New York: Mrs. Calderon Carlisle,
Mrs. Hit, Mrs. Edward Halliday, ard Mrs.
! George Davis