The Washington times., 1895-01-08
SOCIAL SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

and Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page.
The Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
Carlisle gave dinner last night in honor Of
Hon. ard Mrs. Don Nj: Dickinson, who are
the guests OF the President and Mrs. Cleve-
land. The decorations of the table were in
pink and white roses. The guests were At
torney General and Mrs. Olney. Private Sec
retary and Mrs. Thurber Mrs. Perrine,
/ Mrs. Andrews. daughter of the Sec
re;ary of State; Mr.. Joseph Jefferson, Mr..
and Mrs. William X. Carlisle. Assistant Sec
retary Curtis. Miss Helm, Miss Queen, of
Kentucky; Mr. Otto Gresham and Mr.. Logan
Carlisle.
Justice and Mrs Brewer gave dinner last
night. at which the decorations were in pink
and white roses. The guests were Justice
and Mrs Field Justice aud Mrs. Gray,
Justice and Mrs. Shiras, the Mexican minister
and Mme. Romero, and ex-senator and Mrs.
Henderson.
Mrs and Miss Tiliord gave a tea yesterday
afternoon at o'clock in honor OF their guest,
Miss Mccormick. of Berryyille. Va The
hostess received in a gown of black silk with
duchess lace. Miss Tilford wore lilac broeade,
and Miss McCormick's gown was of pink silk
and chiffon.
Miss Milton assisted in receiving in gown
OF black silk with lace fichu. In the tearoom
the young ladies were Miss Sutherland, Miss
Norris and Miss Patton. The decorations of
the table were in scarlet with center-piece
of tulips Ices were served in fancy hats of
spun candy orDamented with clusters OF
candied cherries
Tee company was composed of the young
people of society. Among the guests were
I NJ IS Peachey, the Misses German, Miss Annie
] nr Matt
MISS Armsti ong, the Misses Vending. Miss
Kelley Miss Florence Adams. Miss Darneille,
Miss Stoddard. Miss Elizabeth Tyler, Mr.. Nat
Tyler the Misses Dougal. Miss Dunlop, Miss
CabeiI. Miss Sutherland Miss Reddin, the
Misses Campbell, Mr., Lee, and the Misses
Burroughs.
Mrs. Leigh Robinson gave tea from to
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, in honor OF
the debut OF her niece, Miss Garnett.
TIE hostess received in a gown of pale
( blue silk and gauZe. The debutante's gown
was of white silk and chiffon. and the shower
bouquet carried was OF La France roses tied
with narrow pink ribbons each end finished
with "A small cluster OF buds.
The young ladies OF the receiving party
were Miss Sally Cox, Miss Belle Hagner, Miss
. ClRgeit. Miss Glovina Gordon, and Miss
Cabell. Miss Jane Riggs and Mrs. Stone also
assisted in receiving. Mrs. Wilmer served
irappe. Mrs. Roster Dulaney served punch.
The decorations OF the talle i'll the tea
room were CT La France roses, with ices IN
fancy baskets tied with pink ribbons.
Among the guests were Mrs. and Miss Bill
Ings. Miss Margaret Cox DR.. and Mrs. Ham
moni. Mr. Henry tiarneir Mr.. William Rolin-
son Cox. Of New York; Mrs. and the Misses
Roy. Mrs RandM Hagner. Mr. Walter Van
Reussa aer Berry. Mrs. and Miss Long Edes.
SIR. GailIard Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E.
Lee. Miss Jordan the Misses Maury. Mrs. and
the Misses Emory, and Mrs Campbell Emory.
Mrs. Hemphiil held yesterday afternoon the
second and last OF her teas for the present
season in her apartments the Richmond.
Her gown was OF white sia. and chiffon with
corn colored ribbons.
Mrs. Glen Henry assisted IN receiving.
Mrs. Forbes Beale served fraDpe, Mrs. Ed
mund Goldsborough presided at the tea
table. and Mrs. McRoberts served punch.
Among the guests were Mrs. Field, Mrs. and
Miss Condit Smith. the Misses PaIro. Miss
Howard. Miss Blackburn, Miss Margaret
Cox. Mr.. William Robinson Cox, Miss Phenix,
Mrs Cragin. Miss Addison. Mrs. Swami. Mrs
Rodgers, the Misses Smith. and the Misses
Maury.
An entertainment to be given for the Home
for incurables on the 18th OF February that
promises 10 be unusually fine will be given
who will come On for the occasion and oc-
cupy the boards at Albaugh's.
The annual charity ball for the benefit OF
the Children's Hospital will be given at the
National Rifles Armory on the evening OF
Wednesday. the 10th instant. This season,
as was the ease last year, the cooperation OF
society has been enlisted and the evening OF
the l6th instant has been reserved free from
any other large entertainment in order to
render the charity ball success.
Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Avery. formerly
of this city and well-known in Washington
society, have issued invitations for the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Grace Upson
to Mr. William Aitken Morton. The cere,
mony will take place at O'Clock on the even
ing of the 10th instant, at No. 610 Trumbul
avenue. Detroit, Mich. A reception will fol-
low the ceremony. The bride and groom
will be at home Thursdays in February, at 81
Hancock West.
Mrs. Isadore Saks and her son, Mr.. JOSEPH
l. Saks, are at the Hygeia, Old Point Com
fort, Va.
Mrs. Gaze move Lee has issued invitation
for two afternoon teas on the 10th and It'll
instants at O'Clock.
tea on Thursday afternoon, the 10th instant
Mrs. Carlisle Patterson and Miss Patterson
have issued cards for Fridays in January.
Miss Draper gave dinner last evening to
young people.
Mrs. Coombes has issued cards for an after
noon tea on the 18th instant.
Mrs. George Bird Harrison has issued card
for tea from to o'clock on Thursday, th'
10th instant.
Mrs. and Miss Norton have issued cards TO
q tea at O'Clock on the afternoon of Tues
oay, the 18th instant.
Mrs. John r. Mclean has issued invitation
for reception Saturday evening, the 19tl
instant, at o'clock.
Assistant Secretary and Mrs Uhl will Civ
dinner party on the evening of the 18th in
stant. and tea on the afternoon of the 1Itl
instant.
Justice and Mrs. Grey will give a Dime
party on the evening OF the 18th instant.
Mrs. Joseph Breekinridge will give
luncheon to-day.
Mrs. John Hay will give luncheon OIL
Wednesday
Miss Gale gave pink luncheon last wee
to the debutantes ofthe present season. Th
fayors were bonbon boxes. to the lids Q
which were fastened rosebuds. The guest