The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-03

NAhANuAA AANAUl lEOLl ~ o CLOCK unhll ulag
| during which timo many prominent officials
called upon the senator, who was assisted
by Mrs. DIR. Chas. 8. Tan. NN NM
Senator and Mrs. Cole, Of California, re-
ceived many friends from the Pacific slope
and other parts OF the country, including
numerous officers OF the army and navy, al
their residence, on l street, near Second.
Mrs. Cole was assisted by her sister and
niece, aud, with the Senator, made the call
erS feel at homo. An elegant table wa
spread, and choice wines and other refresh.
ments were set out.
The reception Of Mrs. Senator williams
at the National Hotel was a most pleasant
one. She was assisted by Mrs. Gen. Miller
and Mrs. sayber. A great number Of the
friends Of Mrs, Williams called upon her,
including many Of our prominent public
men, and nearly everybody Of note from the
Pacific coast. She was dressed with her
usual elegance and good taste, and extended
a cordial welcome 70 her visitors. She wore
green satin dress, and her hair was very
tAstefully arranged and ornamented With
flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Senator Thurman welcomed
large number Of their friends at the Me.
tropolltan Hotel, and made them feel happy
In the Interchange Of the ciylllties OF the
season.
Senator Trumbull, at his residence on
First street east, received many friends, rep.
resentlng all branches Of the Government.
seiator Harlan was absent from the city,
but his friends were cordially received by
Mrs. Parlau, assisted by Miss Mitchell, her
charming niece. Here, as elsewhere, ataste-
full supply Of edlbleS wero spread, but no
stronger drink that good coffee and chocolate.
| THE elegant residence Of Senator Pomoroy,
on H street, was the scene Of a brilliant re-
ceptlon, and the Senator's amlable lady was
assisted BY Mrs Senator Corbltt In welcoming
the host Of visitors. at
Senator Howe, at his residence, 975
street, was at home during the day, and
was not forgotten BY the dlEnltarles in their
round OF visiting.
Senator Cassorly, at his residence, on
Massachusetts avenue, near Fourteenth
street, and senator Stockton, at his residence
on Vermont avenue, both rocoived. DO
BARON Won 0HRoLT.
Tho Diplomatic Corps resident In the
city Of Washington yesterday afternoon paid
their respects to Baron Won derolt, the
Prusslan Minister, at his residence, No. s2I
Fifteenth street. Although the reception
was not a formal one, tho visltors were
handsomely entertained by the Baron and
his estlmablo lady aud daughter. Among
the callers were Count de FaVerney, Charge
d'Afalres Of the French Legation, Don Man
uel Freyre, the Peruvian Minister; Baron
Lederefand Count EsterhaEy, OF tho Aus
E TRAN legation Count Constlntln do Cata-
cay, Russian Minister BlReque Boy, Turk
, ish Minister, and many others. Z 1lII
MAYOR BOWEN.
The spacious parlors Of Hon. Mayor
| Bowen, No. 59l Fl street north, were Allied
Z with callers from until O'Clock. The
} Mayor was assisted by his estlmablo lady,
and was besleged by his many friends
, during the hours Of bis reception. In the
! dlulng-room table was set, heavily laden
with substantial dishes, fruits, and eonfeo-
uonery, and were duly enjoyed by the guests,
coffee and chocolate. q % . ga
cHIER JUSTICE CASEY. p p.
Mrs. Chief Justice Casey, assisted by her
: niece, gave brilliant reception at her real.
dsnce, No. s91 G street. IT .
! CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
At the apartments Of Judge Cartier, Wash.
layton House, Mrs. Cartier was kept busy
receiving her numerous frionds.
JUDGE BDNUNDs.
. Judge Edmuhd4,. our city postmaster, re-
= celVed at his realdence, No. 900 / street, and
was called on by many distinguished per.
sonages. Al s o'clock the force Of the city
post ONCE called In q body and paid their re-
! speets to the Judge and his estimable lady.
, RECEPTION ri PACIFIC COAST LADIES.
At the National Hotel the ladies Of the
, Pacific coast were the pronounced attraction.
Mrs. Senator Williams, OF Oregon Mrs.
General John T. Miller, Of san Franoiscoj
Mrs. sayier, Of Oregon, and Mrs. Hutchln'
son here received their thronging friends,
who embraced everybody Of note from the
far West and the leading celebrities Of the
East. A marked novelty Of this reception
was that 1t was held, New York fashion,
under the gaslight from early morning.
Mrs. General Miller wore a heavy mouse.
colored satin, trimmed richly aud In exqui.
slte taste. Mrs. Senator Williams appeared
, In pale green satin, elegantly ornamented
en- suite.
OTHER RECEPTIONS.
! General Porter, OF the Presidents stan, Al
; bis residence, No. 15l O street, with hls &c
compllshed wife, received large number Of
. friends during the afternoon, among them
:. being many Distinguished army officers and
Q prominent officials.
y Mrs. A. NJ. ClRpp received the mani
Q friends Of herself and husband at the family
!. residence, on VI street, near Tenth. Among
y the callers were a number OF New Yorkers
0 and several Of the officers Of the Govern
ment p,,l W 9're An el"0s- .s,.s !, Z.
e.'Aal'' j. '''a'
Mrs. Rev. DR.. Newman, assisted by Mis-
II Baker, received large number Of friends o
l. the family at the residence adjoining tht
l Metropolitan church.
a Gen. Howard entertained at his residence
y and Surgeon General Joseph X. Barnes 70
e eelTed host Of frlends at his residence, 2st
:. II street north.
/, Hon. Henry Van Aornam, Commlssiouo
II Of Pensions, with his wife, and daughter
Il Miss Dora, received hOsta OF friends at thel
h residence, No. 10 Carroll Place, Caplto
k Hill. ...-
!, Chief Clerk Trevlt, OF the 'Ponslon once
. was called upon by many Of his friends
e who were Hospitality entertained at bis resi-.
dence, corner OF Sixth aud X streets.
!, Mrs. J. P. Tustin, assisted BY her daughter
. and Mrs. May d. r. Neyin, were also com.
: pllmonted BY haVing;a large number ofeaher,
: 70 present the compliments OF the ueason nj
a the residence Of Major Nsyin, al9 street.
i u. Z. N. Howell, Chief Clerk Of the Gsn
/. eral Land once, was Visited during the da.
/. by large number OF friends, who were en-
l. tertained In an agreeable manner.
Mr.and MrS,JordAn W. MAury received host
Of friends In handsome style at their real
" denee, 86l X street.
4 Tho residence OF W. d. wallAeh, esq., o.
G street, near Tenth, was crowded with dis
lInguished visitors during the day, and th
u good cheer which the host provided for hi
IT guests and the arrangement Of the table wa
4 the theme Of praise. Mrs. Wallach and he
r. daughters did ths honorI OF the reception
Q, and made the callers feel at home, Anon
Is the numerous friends of Mr.. WAllach wsr
ie The correspondents and representatives O
ID Nug Nltl pINnns
8, DR.. J. q. Riley, at his residence on NeI
+, York avenue, received q large number c
u. visitors, and entertained his visitors Wit
Of the old,faShloned welcome A
"A Hon. Z. B. French, second Auditor, keI
q open house at No. 40S ThlrteSnth street, an
B. entertained most generoualy all who called
le The clerks OF this bureau, numbering sever
81 hundred, Joined their congratulations wit
9 those Of the host Of army aud navy officer
II and distinguished oflcials. gfr .... II
" 8. Z. Middleton, the banker, received
his residence on / street, and the friends {
the former cashier Of tho United STATE
g. Treasury were there In force. Mrs. Middle
10 ton did the honors Of the parlor with he
h usual grace, and rendered the visit Of the
friends most agreeable. ..-.r "a.
General William Mckee Dunn receive
20 his friends at his elegant residence on Cap
IA toll Hill, and Mrs. Dunn was assisted D
"a Miss Dunn and Miss Perry, Of Ohio.
" Hon. A. A. Sargent, NJ. c., received b
O. friends at $40 Z street.