Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-27
SOCIETY NOTES.

was handsome entertainment. Two Of the
Presidents sons, Messrs. Webb and Burchard
Hayes were absent, and also Mr.. Rogers. The
latter has gone to columbus, where he spent
Thanksgiving with his family.
General and Mrs. Garfield were making calls
on Wednesday afternoon. They called at Sec
Tetary Shermans residence, as well as at the
White House. They dined that evening with
secretary, was also present.
on Monday afternoon very limited number
OF their friends Will witness, at the residence of
DR.. and Mrs. N. S. Lincoln, the christening OF
mothers father. the late Judge Could OF Troy.
n. u, one OF the most honored citizens of thai
on Tuesday next two weddings of interst will
occur. At noon, at the residence OF her father,
the Secretary OF the Senate, Miss Katharine
Newell BuTch WiIls married to Mr. Leslie
Warner, of Nashville, Tenn. The bride elect.
WEo was one OF the handsomest and sprightliest
In conversation OF the young ladies VINO graced
society here last winter, prefers to have very
few present at her wedding. so has invited a
ner most OF her life, and the match is in every
way very satisfactory one to all concerned.
The couple will go north on a brief trip and
thence to Nashville, where they will reside In
future.
AT half-past seven Tuesday evening the mar.
rage OF MISS Minnie Steuart, Of this city, aud
ME- MT; Edward DAVIS, OF Providence, r. l.. win be
sOlemD1Zed at the Epiphany church. Owing to
the sudden death OF Mr.. Perry Davis, the gro 5m's
father, one in addition TO the relatives viii be
Invited to witness the ceremony. The groom's
come to see him married. as he his greatly be-
loved in his family. The same evening Mr.
Davis Will start with his young wife, for Provi-
dence. While their own house is being built,
they Will live with his mother, In that city.
Miss Emma Etneridge, daughter OF ex-Repre-
sentative Emerson Ether1dge, Of Tennessee
was, was married on thanksgiving evening at half
PAST seven o'clock, at ST. Peters church. Men,
ph1s, to Mr. John V. Moran. OF Detroit. MISS
EtheTidge was a student at the Georgetown
convent, ana spent two or three winters In
washington, where She was much admired.
The President and Mrs Hayes have no inten-
tlon or going 10 Europe when they retire. but
VIII occupy their home at Fremont, Ohio
Although their residence there Is undergoing
some changes. they have been careful TO retain,
as nearly as possible, the original features
OF lne mouse. Mrs. Hayes has beautiful paint
ing oy Mr. Hill, young artist, which this gen
tieman lad hung In her room while she was
charming young lady whom so many remember
as guest OF Mrs. Hayes. Will spend the winter
at the White House.
This evening the President and Mrs. HAYES
Will entertain General and Mrs. Garfield at din
ner The Others invited to be present are
Chief Justice and Mrs Waite. Justice Strong
MIS-. Dahlgren. Mr. Bancroft. Senator and Mrs
Morrill, Representative and Mrs. Horace Davis,
Assistant Secretary and Mrs. John Hay Mr.
and Mrs. Norris OF San Francisco. MeSsrS But
terWorth and Shellabarger, Mr.. Rogers and
Gen. and Mrs. Garfield were entertained at
breakfast Yesterday morning by Gen. Schenck
several OF the most distinguished gentlemen of
the, me diplomatic corps were invited to meet
them. Senator EdmundS also gave dinner to
Gen. and Mrs. Garfield last evening
Hon. Horatio King and Mrs. King attended
the reunion OF the Unity Club last evening at
giving literary entertainments during the
winter. as the time and attention required are so
great This Will disappoint many who so
greatly enjoyed their literary sociables. The
was pronounced literary gem. The music BY
Misses Cluss, Mr.. Taylor and Miss Goodail
recitations by Miss Payne and Miss Chase. and
ane soea oeVass were al exceedingly pleas
eral literary receptions this season,-ths fist
one on Tuesday evening December 18th, which
VIII De devoted 10 Burns, Scotch ballads anI
snort pCettcII iyal..,.gS
Lady Thointon and her son came dire city
here from the steamer after their arrival
New ork last week. Sir Edward Thornton
ana their daughters made visit to MI Ro,
phelps IN New York and then came here Hf
son is now attached to the British legation here
making the third generation or bis family VINO
has been attached 10 the legation at Washing
ton; BIS grandfather was here several yeaTs
and was charge daffaires from $500 to 1898 lie
was as great fayorite as his son has been.-
me Brazilian minister. Senor Borges. and his
proposing to spend the winter in Egypt. Ali
who know them regret their departure They
viii visit Brazil before they return.-Tne
i french caI minister and Mime. Outrey returned to
the French legation here last Week.-FOur
newly appointed ministers last week presented
their credentials to the PRESIDENT. They Were
the Russian and Roumanian, and those who
ChiL1an minister, SenOr Asia Buruaga, returned
on Monday from New York. where he spent a
fortnight.-Mr. Romero. formerly the Mexi-
can minister, says Senor Zamacona, Will Ger
tainly return here as minister frcm that coun-
try.
Nine. Mantilla, the wife OF the former Spanish
minister, has left Constantinople and is now
Porter. has been making visit to her parents.
Admiral md Mrs. Porter. The health Of the
latter improves very Slowly.-SenatOr and
Mrs. Don Cameron will not arrive at Wormley's
until Just before the meeting or Congress. HI!
daughter and her husband, MI. and Mrs. VIM
II. Bradley. will visit Justice and Mrs Bradley
during the holidays.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
arrived at Wormiey's where they will pass the
winter Senator McPheTSoA, who has baen
i0r some time at the same residence ne occupied
in Mst !eaT. on Massachusetts, avenue, has been
mond and family are again at the house they
rented last !ear-Judge Millers dwelling
Representative and Mrs. John q. Carlisle will
remain during the session of Congress- s-t-en.
Biake's wife and stop. daughters, the Misses
WOOD. Will go to New York the first OF Deem
staed, yer 20 IS spend the winter. Their house on n
no,t w 0AAs 0dChSOH VI LOCK
port, n. T., until May / next-Mrs. Mac.
arthur went On Wednesday to Boston to spend
ienar ven oays; e. 81 she continues to suffer from nay
peI Rea, absence, among whom are the widow OF Ole
naI,i DuI ana her mother, Mrs. Thorp. They are
now now occupying James Russell Lowell's house at
cambridge, Mass. Mrs. Bull, who was entIrely
oevoted TO her husband, has been greatly
allllcted since his death.--Mrs. Cora Benedict
nee ChasA whose home is In Canada. is now
1ens.a mere. visiting her parents. Col aLd Mrs. VIM
Cnase.-Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Watkins viii
Settie In their new home here some tim, !n
January.-Mrs. General Francis A. walker
VIII soon return to her home In New HAVEN
On Wednesday, December 18th, General G, W.
Ciark, OF Iowa will be married at Eplphany
cauIcn at $50 p. m. to Miss Sadie Robin son,
ol tne same State.-Mrs MOrreIl will receive
n mexl wednesday evening at her studio, and on
parlorS. ~ ,0N ~ "
PRESIDENT ELECT GARFIELD received many
visitors yesterday, including Senator Blaine.
ana last evening attended the performance Of
tne plrates OF Penzance. accompanied by his
piitate secretary, Major Swain, and Congress
Naa amos Townsend. A committee OF the
Nauonal veterans Club of this city called on
0en. GaIneid yesterday and after rendering the
tEns tHns iatulauOnS OF their organization, stated
nlae n eney were very anxious to tender the
naIesloent- ~ elect serenade and formal reception
~ a. an early date. After thanking the committee
LOT LOT tnelr kindly consideration, Gen. Garfield
sala tnat under the circumstances he would
PcAeI tnaC MS present visit to the capital should