The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-03-26

Lenten season is the Sunday lUucheous
that haE been given by some OF the young
people OF the prominent set. Yesterday
company OF eighteen was entertained by
Miss Hegeman, niece Of Senator Depew,
at the Corcoran House
Tonight there will he a small dinner at
the British Embassy in honor Of Lady
Mimic. wife Of the Ioyeruor-G neral OF
Canada. who is the guoS, OF Lord and Lady
Pauncefote at the Embassy.
At the auction sale Of fancy japanese ar
ticles and bric-s-brac ~ the Washington
Club Saturday afternoon over $500 was
realized for the Wosan's Home. The Chi
Eese Minister Mr.. WI. was one OF the
most enthusiastic purchasers OF the Japan
ese china. The auction was under the
patronage OF Lady Pauncefote Mrs Hitch
cock. Mrs Harriet Lane Johnston and
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bromley. who are
back at the British Embassy from their
honeymoon travels. viii sail for England
next month 20 take up their residence in
Sir Henry BrOmiey's ancestral home Stoke
Hall. in Nottiughamshire.
Mr.. Chin Pom Ye. the Minister from
Korea. viii sail for Europe Saturday 10 fll
the diplomatic position abroad 10 which
he has just been assigned
The Aid Association for the Blind Will
give a progressive euchre at RaUcher's
Wednesday evening. for which many beau
. uful prizes have been secured. The enter
taiUment Will be under the direction Of
Mrs. Charles NJ Pepper
Mr.. Patterson. a wealthy and prominent
resident OF Chicago has purchased a build
I ing site al the junction Of New Hampshire
Avenue AMI Dupont Circle upon which he
I will erect a handsome home.
+ Mrs. Fred L. Grant and her daughter.
/ Princess Cantdcuzene. are both al the resi-
! dence OF the latter's mOther-in-Iaw. at 81.
I Petersburg. where they will remain until
4 the Princess is sufficiently recovered from
her attack Of typhoid fever 20 travel to
4 Paris. They will spend quite a time az
the French capital with Mrs Potter Palmer
. who has engaged spacious quarters for the
. Exposition season, and vii entertain a
/ large party Of guests. inclldiug the Misses
/ SartOTis. II is TumOTed that Mrs. Palmer
viii return to this country in time for the
I Newport season. and that she viii be ac-
oompanied by the Prince and Princess.
Z Ensign Wat Tyler CluYeriUs. L. 5. y.
! whose marriage to the daughter Of Rear
/ Admiral Sampson will occur on April 8.
! was one Of the members Of the Names
/ crew who fortunately escaped at the ex-
/ plosiOn Of that ship in Havana HarbOr.
( Lieut.. George Herbert Mather. L. s. NJ.
/ C.. is now en- route. with his bride. 10
1 Alaska. The wedding Of Lieutenant Mathes
/ to Miss Eleanor Robinson Poe. Of BaIti-
/ more, which was to have been one OF the
/ most elaborate events Of the season in that
/ city, was hurriedly arranged instead to
/ take place on Saturday evening last in con-
/ sequence Of orders received by Lieutenant
/ Mather to proceed at once to Sitka The
( ceremony was performed at Memorial Epis-
( copal Church at $50 on Saturday. the
/ young couple starting almost Immediately
! upon their long wedding journey Of over
/ 1000 miles. The trip will be by rail to
} Seattle and thence by steamer to Sitka,
/ which will be their home for the next two
! years.