Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-18
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Arrivals and Departures Of Prominent
People.
Some Recent Social Happenings and
Those Who Attended Them
Personal Notes.

Mrs. Manning and her niece, Miss Fryer,
have returned to their home in Albany af-
ter enjoying to the utmost the pleasures of
the season here. Mrs. Manning. as usual.
received the greatest attention from all
her old friends. and her visit to this city
was made a thoroughly delightful one in
every way.
Mrs. U. s. Grant has returned from Flor
ida, having had series of the most pleas
ing experiences through her whole south
ern trip She is now with Mrs. Sartoris
again. The latter has decided not to go
abroad this summer as she had previously
intended, and will go north late in May,
and then to Canada for the summer. Her
eldest daughter will come from England to
be with her mother through the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Perrine are now in
California, where they will travel for a
month or so around among the show places
Of the Pacific coast 1t is understood mrs RS
Perrihe will spend the early part OF the
summer with Mrs Cleveland at Gray Ga
bles, for which the start will be made just
as soon as the warm weather makes itselI
felt hereaboutS.
The Brazilian minister and Mrs. Mendon-
ca entertained at dinner on Saturday night
Senator and Mrs. Stewart. Lieut. Gen. and
Mrs Schofield, Mr. and Mrs. Whittemore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Maxwell Mr. and mrs.
Chopper, Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding, MI Red
man ana Miss Mendonca.
Mrs. Lander has returned from Fort
Monroe,
The new Swiss minister. Mr.. J. B. Pioda,
accompanied by his wife, arrived by the
French steamer yesterday. They will spend
sever al days In New York before coming on
here.
Mr.. ana Mrs Letter and family are now
in Chicago, and are not expected home UNI
til the end Of the month.
Mrs. Samuel Norment will give a recep-
ton tonight at her residence on NJ street.
in honor of the approaching wedding OF
her daughter, Miss Ellie Norment, ana MT.
Albert D. Booz of Philadelphia. The we'd
ding ceremony will take place at IL o'clock
on Wednesday in the presence OF gather
ing of relatives. Rev. DR.. Domer will off,
ciate A breakfast will follow, and later
in the day the couple will go to New YORK,
intending to sail for Europe for three
months trip.
The Demimais Club was pleasantly en-
tertained Saturday evening by Miss Lula
Hoge, at her home, 1909 4th street nortn-
west. Games, music and other amuse.
ments were enjoyed the greater part OF
the evening. when refreshments were
served. Those present were Misses Upton,
Morris, Hoge, Barnard, Calvin and SANFORD
and Messrs. A. s. Hoge, Buckley, Shilling
and ]. Hoge.
Mrs. James Lansburgh will discontinue
her days at home for the balance of the
season, or until her new house is furnished
Mrs. R. ]. Floyd Of Capitol Hill. who has
been visiting in the north has returned.
Mrs. A. I. Strasburger will not be at
home tomorrow.
On account of continued illness in the
family Mrs. Shiras has been unable to re-
turn calls.
The Friendship Club of East Washington,
and Mrs. Childs and Mrs. Crowthers. en-
tertained friends at the residence of Miss
Annie M. Hutchinson on Friday last After
numerous games. etc., bountiful collation.
OF the club-Misses Hutchinson, Earnshaw.
Hogan. Crowthers, Reinburg and Mellen,
Messrs. Gates. Bradley, McMurtrie, Her
bert, Thornton and Clements; Misses Nc
Laughlin, Speiser, K. and L. Garcia, jack
son. Disney. Agnes and Ada Collins. Cooper.
Belt, Coffey. Donnelly. Ball. Skinner. Tai
colt, Steele and Thompson, Messrs. Den
nison. G. and w. Duvall. Fowler. North.
Swope Padgett, Pyles. Goodall, Langley,
Hogan, Walls. Gill. Reinburg, Howard.
Thompson. Harris and Lusby.
Mrs. l. L. Blout and Mrs. NJ. Clark have
discontinued their Tuesdays at home for
the season.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Annie Howard Rundlett to DR.. ]. c. Nc
Guier. The marriage is to take place in
April.
Mrs Edward A. Spengeman of New York
is visiting her sister, Miss Freyhold.
Mrs. E. B. Custer. the widow Of Gen.
Custer, is the guest of Colonel and Miss
Corbin, Ills De Sales street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Bauer are now on
their way back home after an absence of
about two years, during which Mr.. Bauer
has completed his studies at the University
Of Berlin and received, in January, the de-
gree of Pho. After visiting Paris and
London, they expect to sail Inf April. One
of the pleasant events connected with the
taking of the degree by Mr.. Bauer was
dinner given to him and Mrs. Bauer by q
| number of American physicists, now study
ing in Berlin.
Mrs. James T. Hardin Of Hagerstown,
Md, and her infant son, Francis Perciyal
Hardin, are here on a visit to Mrs. Jos. T.
Mitchell, at 92S K street.
Mrs. Victor p. Richardson and her little
daughter, Emma Theresa, who have been
visiting their cousin, Mrs. John d. King, en-
Capitol Hin for several weeks past. left
visit friends a few days, and then return to
their home, at GAINESVILLE. Wis.
Geo. F. Appleby, Miss Kellogg, C.. NJ,
Ward. j. r. Carpenter of Washington are
at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. anr Mrs Calderon Carlisle are going
to Virginia Beach. Va.
Miss Florence Beiler. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Beiler, celebrated her eleventh
birthday Saturday evening. at the residence
Of her parents, No. 1924 p street northwest
After delightful evening spent in playing
games, the company repaired to the dining
room, where table beautifully laid await
ed them. Among those present were the
Misses Florence Sinks, Mary Beiler Alice
Van Arsdale, Kate Upton. Jennie Smith,
| Marion Handley, Olive Postby, Albertina
King, Messrs. Joseph Van Arsdale, Alpheus
King, La Compile Ford, Edwin Smith, Geo.
Bonifant Carleton Moss. Mrs. Kennedy.
Miss Kennedy and Miss Wetmore assisted
in the entertainment of the young people.
VIEWS ON SUFFRAGE.
Some That Were Received Ton I.afo tn