The morning times., 1896-03-29
HOLY WEEK WILL Be
Dull FOR SOCIETY
But the Calendar for That Follow
ing Has Many Functions,
Tea Given Mt the Home of Chief JUS
tice Fuller-Mr. Warner Gave
stag" Dinner.


tice Fuller-Mr. Warner Gave
.'Stng" Dinner.
Holy week is ever observed strictly by
society, so for the next seven days the
social calendar viii show blanks against
each date.
During these last days Of Lent after
noon teas, theater parties. dinners, even
card parties are foresworn, and a genuinely
atmosphere peryades the world
of fashion.
Easter Monday VIII bring ii succession OF
gay events and others will follow.
The Yale Glee and Banjo Clubs VIII
be entertained at reception given ny
Mrs Mckee at Rauscher'S Hall, and
number of suppcrs Will be given 10 enter
tain the wearers OF the blue. Washington
has been SO frequently and with so much
honor represented at Yale that the college
men are always made much OF socially
during their stay at the Capital.
Wedding bells in New York Will cause
an echo OF interest here, for on that day
eN-President Harrison and Mrs. DimImck
will be married. In the evening at $3.50
O'Clock there will be a brilliant gathering
AT st. Johns Church TO witness the mar
OF Texas. Miss Hutcheson Is a most charm
ing girl. and her presence viii be sin
cerely missed OH her departure Tor her
new home in Houston, Tex. Weddings
and rumors OF weddings fill the thoughts
OF they say and together with the
Hunt bail on the 9Th and The masquerade
carnival at the skating rink, planned Tor
the Home for IDcurablcs,' the spring sea
son promises 10 be very gay
A pretty affair, quite Informal, was the
tea given at the home of Chief Justice and
Mrs Fuller Yesterday afternoon. Invitations
were sent out To meet Miss Tuthill, or Port
land, Oregon, guestof Miss Fuller. and about
$50 guests called during the afternoon.
Miss Jane Fuller and Miss Tuthiil, assisted
by Mrs Hagh Wallace, Mrs Manning, ana
Miss Scott received, au3 Mrs. Aubrey poured
tea. Decorations were OF palms, ferns, and
yellow tulips.
MrRH Warner, OF MaSsa chuSctts avenue,
gave a diuncr last evening. Tue guests were
Speaker Reed, Mr.. Justice Brown, Justice
Alvey, Justice Shepherd, Seuator burrows
Col. james u. Berrett, MIR. George c. May
nard, Mr.. Lewis j. Davis, Mr.. George w.
McClannahan, Dr. ). c. Busey, Commissioners
Powell, Mr. John B. Larner, Representative
James o. Richardson, Representative COBB,
Representative Babcock, Judge Peele, and
Representative Cannon.
The table was very pretty with its
spriugtme decorations OF yellow Jonquiis
Miss Wolcott. who has been visiting Mrs.
Allen Mclean, has returned 10 her home III
New York.
The enga cement Of Miss Jane Bridgeham
Curtis To Mr. Robert Coleman Chiids is an
bounced The wedding viii take place early
in tue fall Both Miss Curtis and sir. Chids
are wcl-kuowu artists in Washington.
Miss Murray Will spend Easter in Old
Point with Miss Tunis.
Miss Adams who has been The guest of
Miss Coleman at The Richmond. has re-
turned TO her home IN Baltimore.
The last Cossack driIl or the seas on. which
took place ut Fort Meyer Friday, was at
tended by large number OF fashionabies.
Many went out on wheels and d few on
horseback. Ladies who kept open house
entertaining those who attended To see the
riding were Mrs. Kendall, Mrs. Gallagher,
Mrs. Arthur, wifeofDr. Arthur Mrs Brooks
Mrs. Cheerer and Mrs. Biockson. fiatterlng
comment on the clear, commanding tones OF
Lieut.. White and his maSterfm style oi
directing his men were heard on every side.
Present were Gen. and Mrs. Miles, Miss
Miles, Major ana Mrs. Coleman. Miss Cole
man, Mrs. Cushing, Miss Gushing, Miss
Breckinridgc, Capt. and Mrs Wood, Col.
and Mrs. Alden, Col. and Miss Cord on, Mrs
and MISS Scott, MIS-. ana Miss Smart, Mr
and Miss Gilmore and Dr. kcifer.
The Sketch Club met last evening al the
home OF Miss Juliet Thompson. Miss Cole
man, daughter of Major Coleman, L. 5 A .,
and one OF the bandSomest girls in society,
posed for the artists. Miss Coleman wore
a dainty gown OF white muslin, with light
green ribbons, which heightened the charm
of her rich oriental beauty. Mcmhers pres
ent were: Mr. Gibbs, Mr.. Felix, Mr.. Cor
fin, Mr. ChiIdS, Mr.. Miles. Thompson. Mr..
Peters, and Miss Juliet Thompson.
Portraits OF Miss Lindsey Poor, go wned
in white, with lila ok Ruhcns hat with
pIumcs; Miss Frederick, in rose pink chf
fon, and Miss Hoppin, in gown of ciel
blue hang on he walls Of Miss Thompson 5
studio, excellent examples OF her talent,
The agemcnt of Miss Mana King to
Mr.. Daniel Levy of New York is an
nounccd AT home today, No. 291 Olive
avenue.
Miss Paynter of Baltimore spent yestcr-
day with friends in this city.
Ex-Gov and Mrs. Carroll Of Connecticut
avenue Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Frank
Hopkins, Lieut.. and Mrs. Glover, and So:ls-
tor German were among those who en-
tertained at dinner last evening.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Chandler, daughter of Admiral Chandler
L. S. N, to Mr.. $. Dana Green.
Mrs. Forney gave an informal card party
in her apartments at the Richmond last
evening.
Miss sickels will leave Wednesday Il
spend Easter with friends in Pittsburg
Pa.
Miss Essie Green wald of Philadelphia
and MIR. A. Fl Semniers formerly OF Wash
| ington were married at Philadelphia Thurs
day March 90.
Dr. George w. Scilroycr, for many years
! q welI-kBown practicing dental surgeon il
| this city, has bee nappOintcd an assistant
ia Casidy's Dental Coiiegc, No. 1611 Vim
street, Philadelphia.
A number OF Washingtonians went oyei
TO AnnapOlis yesterday to attend the
1 minstrel sho W given bl the graduating cIas
OF Inc SaNt -ActtuttuS ldst hlSnt'
Miss Maudc Raney, daughter OF Rep
resentatiye John ii. Raney OF Missouri. ha
/ gone TO her home in Piedmont for sllor
| visit, and Miss Blanche Raney, younge
] sister OF Miss Raney, will return with he
1 next month. Miss RaDey is an Bitractiy
4 young lady and has made many friend
1 during her short stay here.
| Mrs. Qualirough and Miss Ludlow spen
| Yesterday in AnnapOlis, Md.