The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-29

Miss tasslul Miss Merriam. MIS-. ia " 'I-
liant Mrs. May. Mr. and Mrs. Padelf1Td
Prince Troubetskoy and CheyJiiar Ten d
move.
Mrs. A. L. Barber entertained at an
other ideally pleasant luncheon on board
the Shemara Yesterday. when her guests
were Mrs. Frye Mrs. Teller Mrs Lent
Mrs Reyburn Mrs Taber Johnson Mrs.
Hamln. Mrs. Guthridge Mrs Willis Moore
Mrs H. W. Seymour, Mrs. Wainwright
Mrs. Cox. Mrs. Herman. Mrs Chaimer
Mrs Lander. Mrs Ballock. Mrs. + Y.
Davis Mrs Worthington Mrs Bab5ltl
Mrs Wacott Mrs. Paul. Mrs. John Rus
sell Young Mrs Alexander. Miss STEELE.
and Miss Bernard The yacht was gay
with flags and the floral decorations were
yellow and white carnations with ribbons
/ Of the combined ColCrs. The Shemara did
not weigh anchor but the guests enjoyed
& little trips in the steam launch, sailboats,
and gigs.
+ The Swedish Minister entertained at din
ner last night. in honor OF the Russian
Ambassador Mr Grip being a bachelor,
the Baroness Hengelmuller. wife OF the
Austrian Minister. received the evening
guests
The flowers that bloom in the spring. ira
Ia. have been lavishly used in the decora-
ton of Eastertide gayeties, and 10 Judge
by the cherry apple. peach. and pear bios
SONS that have been grazing mantels and
pianos instead Of doing duty on the
boughs Of their respective trees. there rs
going to be a dearth in the fruit crop In
the orchards Of Maryland and Virginia. Az
one entertainment of last week the fire
place was a rosy bank Of peach blossoms
and on either side were young trees IN
full bloom Nothing prettier or more sug-
gestive Of the spirit Of the spring has
been seen however than the buughs OF
pear blossoms that formed the floral cen
trepiece at the reception given by Mrs
Mclean on Friday for the Colonial Danes
A hat sale. under the auspices OF the
Girls Friendly Society, will take lace
tomorrow afternoon in the picturesque old
gardens Of Senator Depew's residence
weather permitting There have been in
stances when Jupiter Pluyius seemed 10
take special delight in delUginS the gar
deus al the hours set for Ike al fresco en-
tertaiuments. and the ladies' in charge
wish it 10 be understood that if the aft
erncon is stormy the hat sale will be post
poned until the next fair day. The sale
of trimmed hats will be the feature o. the
affair and Miss Glover. Miss Satterlee,
and Miss Ashton, who have been working
most earnestly in behalf Of the Girls
Friendly Aid Society. have spared no EFFORT
10 make the affair a success. Mrs. Fraser
will be in charge of this novel millinery
symposium assisted By corps 81 society
bellies Mrs Frederick Mcclure aud Ike
Misses Patteu will preside over the tea
table. ana other ladies' who will be- in
charge Of the different booths are Mrs.
Archibald Hopkins Mrs. Olmsted, Mrs
O'Douneu Miss Ethel H0rstmauu, Miss
Gertrude Myer The patrOnesses are 10
be Mrs Hay Mrs. Hitchcock Mrs. McNlil-
Ian. Mrs Elkins Mrs. Gray. Mrs. HIT
Mrs. slater Mrs Richardson, Mrs. West
inghouse. and Miss Paulding.
The Mexican Ambassador and Sonora
Approx have dinner invitations out for
tomorrow evening.
II is scarcely probable that the Jason
will have anything more delightful
store than the excursion for the Grid.gon
Club which Mr. and Mrs. Thomas f.
Walsh will give TO Chesapeake Beach
next Saturday and for which they have
issued invitations TO additional guests all
OF whom are ladies'. The speriai train
will leave in the morning at 10 O'Clock.
and he run viii be made before dark.
Haley's orchestra will supply musj. fer
the dancers and dinner vii! be served It
the beach IN sight and sound OF the bre, H.
ers OF The bay
Other social happenings Ct the week win
De the Tea to be given by Mrs GdllJudet
al Kendall Green at the close OF the pI--
seutation exercises Of the Deaf-Alute Col
lege aud the tea which Mrs j. EaL-n
Gadsby Will give for the younger set Ig
compliment to Mrs Casey Wright dfugl-
ter Of Gen. Marcus j. Wright. nest Tu,s-
dayaf ternoou. The private view 70 tIr
Corcoran Gallery next Friday evening ami
the entertainment at the Laiayc5tn S1f-
urday night under he direction %. TIE
Aid society for the Blind will about c.u-
plete the round Of the week S festivities
So Far as announced.
me SUBURBAN nome Of Mr. and MIS-
JuIah g. bo"'I al SILVER spring Nd.
was me scene oil 70 he'uiiiuI wedding on
lasi Wednesday evening, "hen their
nau-h'tI hu7lh" Louise D""rll and Dr.
johnson MrD2"eL Moore. OF Macon, Ga.
were married Inc entire house Wds
adoi hta in PAINS. Easier lilies. spring
blossoms pride roses. arbulus and trail
ing vines. he marriage service Was per-
ioIhe" I'D iht presence OF the immediate
Ieial.'' Oh me contracting parties and a |
small e.i9'e oil intimate friends. The bridal |
procession was leo by four usher7 Mr.. |
5ohh 4. wilson, Mt William T. Wilson. |
Mr- sherman VI. 'raiger, and Mr.. Osgc1d |
H. lowell, brother OF the bride. Miss Elk |
abcjh NOycs Dow yell. sister of The bride I