Evening star., 1897-05-03
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Pleasant Event at the Home Of Representa-
tive Bland.
SOciabflities in Honor Of the Visiting
MedicOs-PersOnal
Notes.

her guest. Mrs Margaret Taunett Haskell
of st. Louis, gave several charming recita-
tions. Mrs. Lyons. Miss Whitaker. Miss
Emily Thomas and Miss Frances Bland
assisted in the pleasant hospitalities of the
occasion.
Miss Alger has been visiting Miss Sickies,
daughter of Gen. Sickies. in New York
The latter is going abroad soon to Join
her mother in Spain.
The members of the American Laryngo-
logical. Neurological and biological So
ciety. now in session here, were entertained
at dinner by DIR. and Mrs. c. W. Richard
were Drs. Wendell Phillips Holbrook Cur
tbs. R c. Miles. Dwight Hubbard and
Grayson, Berens and Coffin of New York
city: DR.. Makuen of Philadelphia, Dr. w.
stead of Syracuse. DIR. Root of Albany,
DR.. J. A. White of Richmond. DIR. A. G.
Hobbs of Atlanta. DR.. Schepregrell of New
Orleans. Drs. Mayburn. VIM. H. Bailey.
Thorner and ]. A. Thompson of Cincin-
nati DIR. Jack of Boston. DIR. K. f. Holt
Of Portland. DR.. J. L. Logan of Kansas
City. DR.: J. A. Stuckey of Louisville. DIR.
c. A. Thigpen Of Montgomery. Ala: DIR.
F. B. Sprague Of Providence and DR.. Bryan
Of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Quinter gave a
party to their son Alvin Friday night last
at their residence. :s322 1ith street, Mt.
Pleasant. A short bicycle run was made
freshmentS were served on their return.
Dancing occupied the remainder of the
evening. Among those present were Misses
Herroitt. Roland, Jarvis, Stone. Baker,
Maddox, Sleman. Brown and Cox. and
Messrs. Ford, Young, Frank Rodgers,
Harry Armes. Willie Reach Alvin Quinter
Arthur Spear. Edward Peck. Fred Dewey,
William Quinter and Horace Chittendon.
win
Crabbe gave a progressive euchre party
in honor of the birthday Of her daughter.
Miss Harriette Crabbe. The parlors were
prettfly trimmed with roses and lilacs.
Those present were Mrs. Gardiner. Miss
Reeves. Miss Sara Call. Miss Halliday.
Miss FrantZ. Miss Moore. Miss Fannie
Broderick. Miss Hunter, Miss Randolph.
Miss Crabbe and Messrs. Croissant Orme
Mcmillan, Baker. Reisinger. Mitchell, Wat
kins, Basil, Gardiner and Crabbe.
Countess de Lecluse. formerly Miss
WEIGH of Boston. is at the Arlington on a
visit to her cousins, Maj. and Mrs. Mans
field Brown.
The marriage of Miss Mariquita Serrano,
daughter of the late Juan Serrano. to Har-
old Garrison Willard. was solemnized at
$3.50 o'clock Thursday last in All Souls
Unitarian Church, 4th avenue and 18th
street New York. The Rev. Samuel ].
May of Philadelphia, an old friend of the
bridegroom's family. officiated at the GER
emony, which was followed by a small re-
ception at the Holland House. The bride
who wore a gown of white satin trimmed
with point lace. veil Of tuile. fastened
with orange blossoms. and a necklace of
pearls and diamonds. was led to the altar
by Fernando Parraga. The maid of honor
was her sister. Miss Camilla Serrano. The
bridesmaids were Miss Mary Hovey Miss
Nina Hewitt. Miss Alice Hovey and Miss
Marie Hewitt. The bridegrooms best man
was his brother. Oswald Garrison Willard
De Witt Williamson. Frederick Keating
DR.. Benjamin Tilton. Carl Schurz and
Philip Mckim Garrison. Among the guests
were the Spanish minister and Mrs De
LONE. the Spanish consul general. Arturo
Baldasano. and Mrs. Baldasano: Mr.. CIi-
maco Calderon, the consul general of Co
lombia; Col. and Mrs. Robert G. Ingersoil,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald de Polo. Mrs. A. j.
Of Washington. Joseph Mitchell. Mrs.
Roger Page. Mrs. John Martin and the
commander and officers of the Spanish war
vessels.
The Allegro Club met with Miss Kluge
at 11O4 Eth street Friday last and spent
a delightful evening In games. charadcs
and musical selections. In the absence
OF the president, Mr. Rowzee was appoint
"a chairman pro tenn. Those present were
Misses Craigen, Mics Sadie Householder
Miss Pearle Jobe, Miss Anna Kluge Miss
Lake. Misses Mcknight, Miss O'Hare Miss
Schaeffer, Miss Mabel Thomas, Miss Lii
lian Wrenn. and Messrs. J. A. Applewhfte
Clifton Clark. G. III. Green, D. L. Hard
away, j. X. Hunter, Fred H. Moore Mac
Donald, Nen and E. Z. Rowzee.
Dinners and luncheons in honor Of the
visiting doctors will be the features of
this weeks hospitality.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Worden Graham have
returned from a trip to New York and
Atlantic City.
Gen. and Mrs. o. B. Wilcox leave the
city for Pomfret Center. Conn.,, this even
ing.
The Eastern High School Social Club
met on the 23d ultimo. at the home of Miss
Dorothy Hughes, sol B street northeast.
Those present were the Misses Bertha
Block. Lydia Block. Dorothy Hughes. Anna
Wilbur. Mary Whelpley. Myra Huntington
and Maude Easton. and Messrs Sam
Garges. Artley Parson. Neal Colquitt. Am
1ie Smith, Herbert Hunter and ALI Eriy.
The next meeting will be held on the 14th
at the home of Miss Anna Wilbur, East
Capitol street.
Minnehaha Dime Social Club was enter
tained last Friday evening by Miss Mamie
In the charede game of the evening the
first prize was won by Mr.. E. c. Palmer,
the second by Prof. II. r. Stewart. the
ladies' first prize by Mrs. S E. Garfield and
Phillips delighted the audience with some
fine executions on the vioioncello. There
we're present Mr.. and Mrs. Maupin. Mr..
and Mrs. Garfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Dinsmore,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
c. Palmer, Messrs. Stewart. J. G. Smith,
McDanieis. Phillips. Lairg. Ford, Russell.
Misses Smoot, Nellie and Helen Smith, FL
wood Ford. Daniel. Jennie. Ella. Nettie and
Hattie Hollidge and Mrs. Mckay. At the
close of the program refreshments were
served.
Senator and Mrs. Elkins entertained at
dinner Thursday night in honor of Gov At
kinson Of West Virginia The other guests
were Miss Atkinson. Senator and Mrs. Clark
Senator and Mrs. Caffery. Representative
and Mrs. Dayton. Representative and Mrs.
Dalzeli, Representative and Mrs. Payne,
Representative and Mrs. Dingiey. Commits
sioner Evans. Representatives Dorr and
Miller Representative and Mrs. Grosvenor
and Mr.. Davis Elkins.
Miss Marion Garrett has returned home.
DIR. and Mrs. c. HI. Stowell have gone to
Atlantic City on account of DR.. Stowelrs
health.
Mrs. Noble will not resign her residence
to the Spanish minister and family until
December 1st, and Mrs. Noble and daugh-
ter Will return to their residence in the au-
tumn, as usual.
A pleasant birthday party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. s. Coving-
ten, 12e0 18th street, last Monday after