Evening star., 1897-04-06
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Mrs. McKinley's Monday Reception De-
lightful One.
Miss Mckinley to Go Abroad aud
Study In Honor Of Mrs.
McKee-PcrnOnals,

Mrs. Mckinley received callers yester-
day afternoon from to L. As is her GUS
tom. her visitors found her in the library
with Mrs. Saxton. Among those in at
tendance were Mrs. Grant and Miss Ssr-
torfs, Mrs. Garfield. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stan
ley Brown, Mrs. Harmer Reeside. Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Ramsay, Miss Ramsay,
Mrs. and the Misses Horstmann. Miss Tai
mage. Mrs. Electra J. Smith. Miss Grace
Boynton Hamm Of Sterling. ILL.,. Gen. and
Mrs. Stanton. Miss Stanton. Mrs. Charles
1. Nelson. Miss Tisdell. Mrs. William A.
Smith. Mrs. J. Ellen Foster and Col. and
Mrs. Woodward.
Mrs. Mattingly will entertain at a lunch
con in honor of Mrs. Mckee Thursday.
Miss Long, daughter of the Secretary of
the Navy. will not receive tomorrow. nor
again Wednesdays during the rest Of the
spring.
The cabinet ladies generally will not re-
ceive tomorrow on account of the Gary
Pegram wedding in Baltimore, which they
will attend
Mrs. Abner Mckinley with her daughter,
Miss Mabel Anna Mckinley, will sail for
Europe the latter part of May. They will
spend the summer and early fall In Paris,
where Miss Mabel will begin vocal training
| urder the best teachers. Miss Mckinley
has a lovely soprano voice and gives prom
| Use of beirg a great singer. Besides. she
| is an accomplished musf0an. playing sew
eral instrL ments marvelously well for so
young a girl. 1t is at the suggestion and
earnest desire of her uncle. President Nc
Kinley, that Miss Mckinley will cultivate
her musical talent.
| pleasant event was the party held 1T
| the residence of Mr.. A. Baumann. In honor
| of the birthday of Miss Augusta Baumann.
| The evening was spent in games and other
| amusements, after which refreshments
| were served. Those present were Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. Baumann. Mrs. Henry Baumann
| and the Misses Ncttie. Mary and Augusta
Haumann Misses Mamie and Annie Hin. 8
| Loretto Stegmaier. Josephine Baumann
and Messrs w. NJ. Shomo. Ernest Gasch,
| S. Clubbe. George Stegmaier and Charles
| Baumann.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Mr. Edwin B. Terry and Serene A
| Bsyne. April ). Mr.. and Mrs. Terry left
| Immediately after the ceremony for trI
| to New York, Boston and Niagara Falls
| After April % they will be at home tc
| their friends at % 5th street southeast.
Mss Mary Proctor. the daughter of the
la1e Prof. Richard Proctor. will be thu
snest of Mrs. l.. Osborne Talbot, 921 +
street. and Mrs. Horatio King. 7o1 +
} street, when she visits this city to give q
free lecture sOn the Midnight Sun at th'
National Museum, Thursday. Apri s, a
2:30 pm.
| Mrs. A. B. Won Orendorf has discontinue'
her Saturday afternoon receptions am
evening musicales until after Easter.
The l.. X. Euchre Club held its fourteenth
meeting at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
IL. l.. Frazier 4M Rhode Island avenue
The first prizes were won by Mrs. VIM. A
| Torrey and Mr.. H. w. Heine: the secon
by Mrs. Chas. Walker and Mr.. VIM. A
Torrey Mrs. c. b. Caywood and Mr.. L
. H. Milliken captured the consolation prizes
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Joh
, | Shedd, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walker MI
| and Mrs. H. w. Heine. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
, | Caywood Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Torres
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
| II. l.. Frazier, Mrs. II. l.. Milliken Mis-
| Millken and Miss Ella Frazier.
Mrs. K. Harris will not be at home Wed
nesday. April I.
; Colonel and Mrs. l.. Caldwell of 1759
. street left today for their summer HON
. at Lynn, Mass