Evening star., 1896-01-29
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Miss Quay and Mr.. Davidson to Be We'd
ded in Bower of Green.
The Dances, Dinners and Other Hos
pitalities Yesterday-PersOnal
Notes Of Interest.

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| The ceremony will take place under a
bower of palms III the second drawing
| room; a hedge of green will divide the inn
| provised chancel from the rest of the room,
| and the effect will be very pretty. Only
| pink flowers will be used, that color
| will be in harmony with the permanent
decorations of the room. Senator and Mrs
| Quay are now entertaining a houseful OF
relatives and guests, who have come OH
| for the happy event.
| Miss Trimble, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthew Trimble, gave dancing party
| last night in honor of her cousin, Miss
! Grace Trimble of South Dakota. Roses.
vines and ferns decora ated the handsome
parlors, and dainty supper was served
Miss Trimbe wore white organdie over
white satin. and Miss Grace Trimble was
| also in white. Among those present were
Miss Mary Hoffman, Miss Lilly Bowen
Miss Susie Richardson, Miss Parson, Miss
| Ruth Andrews, Miss Kathrine Newton
| Miss Fanny Moore, Miss Nellie White
Miss Louise White. the Misses Mullen.
| Miss Florence Ricketts,. Miss Flora Cook,
Miss Elizabeth Gibbs, the Misses Thomp-
son, Miss Sadie Keen. Miss Jennie Sherin,
Miss Du Bois. the Misses Brown, Miss Tay
lor. the Misses Walker. Miss Ida Green,
| Miss Flora Rees, Miss Edith Walford, Miss
| Lillian Plant, Miss Mabel Hermann, Miss
| Knott. Miss Grace Hills, the Misses Duvall,
Miss Caroline Janney, Miss Edna Lake
| Miss Jean Dalgleish, Miss Birdie Rearick
| Edith Pratt Miss Nan Hyde of Baltimore,
Miss McCalmont, MIR. Wallace Orme. Mr.
Francis Madeira, Mr. George Cruise, DR..
Ray, Mr.. William Gieseking. the Messrs
| Lee, Mr.. William Gwynn, DIR. Cockeril
! Mr.. Ralph Hill Mr.. Robert Oliver. Mr.
| McQuade. Mr.. I'd. Anderson. Mr.. Morrill,
| Chamberlain. Mr.. George Scharf, Mr.. RoEt.
Lewis, DR. Booze of Baltimore. Mr.. Rich
ardson, Mr.. Arthur Oswcll. Mr.. Norris
Miller, Mr.. George T. Cox. Mr.. Charles
Gerry. Mr.. Roy Cough. MI Barry Blair
| Smith, Mr.. Ed. Keen, Mr.. FeIri Schneider
Mr.. Frank Lehman of Atlantic City, Mr.
| Charles Watson, Mr.. Barclay, Mr.. Wm
| Young, Mr.. Joseph Trimble and Mr.. Mat
thew Trimbie. jr. The dance cards were
decorated by Miss TrimDle and were Very
| artistic souvenirs. Flowers were painted
on those for Il girls and brownies cn
| those given to the men
| The Attorney General and Mrs Harmon
| entertained the President and Mrs. Cleve-
| land at dinner last night, with the cabinet
| circle, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Wright
of Philadelphia The drawing rooms were
set with palms and dwarf azalea bushes.
and in the dining room, where the round
| table was daintily spread, American
Beauty roses and red-shaded :apers gave
| glowing color. Corsage bouquets of violets
| were at the ladies' places.
| Mrs. Hearst entertained at a handsome
dinrer last night the Grief Justice and
| Mrs. Fuller, Justice and Mrs. Harlan, the
Mexican minister and Mrs. Romero, the
Brazilian minister and Mrs. de Mendonca,
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| Greely. Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Pollok. Mr..
| and Mrs. Arnold Hague Prof. Langley,
Mrs. kincaii and Prof. Gates. American
| Beauty roses and ferns filled three large
silver dishes. and Dresden shades were
| on the candles.
The French ambassador and Mrs Pate
rotre gave a dinner last night. Their
| guests were the Italian ambassador aud
| Baroness Fava, the Austrian minister and
| Baroness Hengelnulleh, the Spanish min
| lister and Mrs. Dupuy de LONE, the Argen-
| tine charge and Mrs. DomingueZ the DAN
| ish minister, the Russian minister. DIR. and
Mrs. Guzmsn, Mrs. Slater Miss Letter and
Mr.. Alexander Somow of the Russian lega-
ton.
Cards have been received announcing the
| marriage OF MI. John II. Haswell of Al
bany and Miss May f. Gready of Fhila-
| delphia, Saturday, January 49, in this city.
Miss Gale entertained at a tea yesterday
| and was assisted by Mrs. Chatard Mrs
Carroll Mercer, Mrs. Parker, the Misses
| Langhorne, tine Misses Condit-Smith, Miss
| McCammon, Miss Poor and Miss Rockhll
Mrs. Whitehead and Mrs. Victor Kauff-
mann have cards out for Saturday, Febru-
airy l. to Z, at 20l6 street.
Mrs. Holmes Conrad and the Misses Con-
rad will give o'clock tea Saturday,
| February l. at 1929 NJ street.
/ Mrs. and Miss Teller gave a tea yester-
| DAY to meet their guests, the Misses Smith
| of Columbus and Miss Townsend of Colo
! rado. Only their younger acquaintance
were present Miss Powell, Miss Almena
| Williams Miss Helen Hurst Miss BoutelIe,
Miss Steinmetz were liz the receiving party
| Mrs. c. c. Bassett and Mrs. Ingalls, did the
| hcnorS in the tea room.
Mrs. Giles G. c. Simms and the Misses
Simms will not be at home tomorrow, but
! will be pleased to see their friends Thurs
| days. February q and 13.
Mrs. Finley, 1873 street, will not be at
| home tomorrow, Thursday, Janury 80.
| Mrs. North with Mrs. F. O'DonnelI of
New York, and Miss Wigsham of Cations
vile will be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. Edwin F. Uhl and Miss Uhl will
hold their last formal reception today. from
re e ssSisaed by Mrs. az0 Arriasa and
Mr. and Mrs. c. Howard Buckler 0or
inerly Miss Mollie Garthwaite) have re-
| turned and will be at home to their friends
| at $50 9th street southeast.
Mrs. H. l.. Merrck of 113O 18th street
will receive her friends tomorrow January
IN, and Thursday, February H.
Mss Florence Bayard is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Robert Anderson
| The Colombian charge d'affaires, Mr.
Rengifo. received yesterday morning news
Of the death Of his mother. Mrs. Reng:fo
did not receive yesterday, and has can
celed all her social engagements.
Mrs. Tyler and her daughter, Miss Bessie
Stew art Tyler. of 1903 Q street entertained
Chrstiani, Miss Helen Nye, Mrs. Nellie
Dobbins. Misses YosA and Mrs. Hort par
tioirated in the program. At IL o'clock the
guests assembled in the dining room where
they were served by Mrs. Joseph A. Taft
Mrs. John d. L. Sheefan, Miss Emma
| Florence Hayward, Miss Helen S. Lincoln
and Miss katherine f. Manning. Miss Ada
Sommers Love presided at the table. There
were about sixty guests present.
Mrs. and Miss Tyler will be at home Mon
day evenings during the remainder of the
1 season.
Mrs. Justin S. MorriU and Miss Swan, No.
| Thomas circle, will not receive tomorrow.
Mrs. Clifford Howard will be at home in
formally tomorrow.
Mrs. Llewellyn Eliot will not be at home
tomorrow, but on Friday, with her guest
Miss Stewart, will assist Mrs. Edgar Allan,
1901 11th street.
Mrs. Cousar and Mrs. Tomlinson will not
be at home tomorrow.
A party of friends met at the residence of
Miss Bessie Shomc. 6,5 c street southeast,