The morning times., 1896-02-01
Vt; Y and ,.l Miss Grace Morrill, of Orange

Among tnoSe VINO called during the after
noon were: Vice President Stevenson ard
| the Misses Stevenson, Mrs. Scott and the
Misses Scott, Justice aud Mrs. Gray, JUS
| tice Harlan, Miss Harlan, Senator Hale.
| Senator Plat, General Grout, Mr.. and Mrs
B. H. Warner, Senator German and the
Misses German, General Parke, Sena tor an nd
Mrs. Frey, Miss Riddle, Senator anii Mis-
Grey. Mr.. and Mrs. Batcheller. Senator
Lindsey. Mrs. Whittemore. Miss Wilcox
Representative and Mrs. Henderson, Mrs
Poor and Miss Poor, Secretary and Miss
Morton, Representative Boutelle, Miss Bou
| telle, Senator Hoar, Secretary and Mrs. uhl
Miss Uhl. Mrs. Philip Chaplin, Mrs. Smail-y,
Miss Voorhees,, Mr.. Hamlin, General and Mrs.
| Vincent. Secretary and Mrs. Lamont, Miss
Bryant Mr.. and Mrs. Gallaudet. Mr.. DsiIi.
yer, General and Mrs. Butterworth, Miss
Wheeler, Or. Sunderland. DR.. Milburn, Gen
eral and Mrs. Gordon. Senator and Mrs
/ Thurston. Senator Clarke, Major and Mrs.
Goodloe, DR.. and Mrs. Van Rensselaer,, pr.
and Mrs. Robbins. Mrs. and Miss Bigelow.
The Unity Club held it's usual Wednesday
evening meeting at the residence of Mrs.
S. b. Craig, l004 Eieventhstreet northwest,
the president, Judge John W. Bennett, pre-
siding. The large parlOrs were crowded
| with the members and their friends, who
We're entertained with an unusual interest
ing musical and literary program.
Hon Richard Blue. NJ. c., was detained at
| the Capitol in committee meeting, hence
| could not be present with a paper he had
I prepared on the question or Sound Money"
| In the absence of Mr.. Blue, Mrs. Isabel
worrel Ball tSonora SARAH entertained the
club with an original paper, entitled, The
Russian Lover" and responded to an encore
by reading The COwpuncher." man
doln solo followed by Mrs. Marble. ac-
companied on the piano by Miss Ellis; vocal
solo by Miss Lillian Seton; instrumental
solo by Miss Drew; vocal solo, Mrs. Tabler;
whistling solo by Mrs. Clifford Howard;
vocal solo, Mr.. Morsel; instrumental duet
by Mr.. Paul Sherry and Mr.. johnson; vocal
solo, Mrs. j. IL. Townshend.
Mrs. Charles E. Foster, No. 1017 Sixteenth
street, gave a luncheon yesterday in conl-
plinent o her guests, Mrs. Lucien Warner of
New York ,and Miss Warner.
Yellow roses decorated the table, and
fayors were gold coiored chrysaDtbenums.
Guests or Mrs. Foster were Mrs. Warner,
Miss Warner, Mrs. Peckhan, Madame
Romero, Madame de Mendonca, Mrs. j. W.
Foster, Mrs. Sternberg, Mrs. b. II. Warner,
Mrs. wilkins, Mrs. John Evans, Mrs.
Radcliffe, Mrs. j. b. Edmonds and Miss
Carson.
A reception in honor of the Secretary
OF War and Mrs. Lamont will be given al
Fort Myer the second week in February.
Gen. and Mrs. Lieber renter5aineda at dinner
last evening in honor of Gen. Miles. The
table decorations were rose color, La
France roses and pink shades making up
the tinting-
The guests were Gen, and Mrs. Miles,
Gen. and Mrs. Breckinridge, Col. and Mrs.
Wilson, Justice and Mrs. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward McCauley, Senator and Mrs.
Elkins.
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst has invited number
OF young mothers among society folk
to a lecture to be given by Miss Fisher of
Boston today at her home on New Hampshire
avenue The subject of the address is
''Kindergartens."
Miss Cushing will give a tea ut No. l 412
Twentieth street, Tuesday, February 4,
from 4 toe O'Clock, to meet Miss Dandy.
Mrs. Thomas J. d. Fuller gave an in
formal musicale at her home on Connecticut
avenue extended, Thursday evening.
The Swiss Minister and Madame Pioda
Satolli, February 2.
Among those present at the opera last
night were Mrs. Stetson, Miss Mott and Mr..
Cushing Stetson.
Mrs Seth NJ. Ackley has returned from
Europe and is visiting Mrs. r. ID. Hitch
cock, 1908 Q street.
Mrs w. j. Hoffman of 222 E street north
west, assisted by Miss katherine Bryant,
will be at home Monday, February 3.
Mrs John H. Bryant and Miss Katherine
Bryant will not be at home on Monday,
February 8.
Postmaster General and Mrs. Wilson will
give dinner, Monday, February Il.
Mrs. Cleveland will hold her public re-
ception today, from to 8.
Mrs. william Merrick Gray will not be
at home today, but will be glad to see
her friends Saturdays in February.
Owing to recent illness, Mrs. Herbert
NJ. Wilson will not receive today.
Mrs. Taylor, No. 1IGI Y street, VIII
give a. tea today in honor of the Colonial
Danes of W ashington.
Mrs. Charles Warren Stone and Miss
Stone will give a 8 O'Clock tea, February
4, at No. 46 b street northeast.
Mrs. Joseph d. Sayers will give tea
Tuesday, February 4, to z.
Mrs. Carlisle will entertain at a luncheon
next week Mrs. Bryant of New York, who
viii be Mrs. Cleveland's guest at that
time.
Mr.. W. j. Boardman will entertain the
Washington Association of the Alumni of
Trinity College at dinner, February 6.
A great deal of pleasure is anticipated
among lovers of music in society regarding
the recital of Mr.. Clayton Johns, assisted
by Miss Lena Little, to be given Febru>
ary 4.
The selections of Mr.. Johns include his
own songs and he will be heard at the
Washington Club, No. ITO street.
Mr.. Johns is q member Of the Tavern
Club, Boston, and a great favorite socially
as well a. being shining light In literary