Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28
NOcleaY Notes.

Sincere sympathy is felt for Mrs HAYES IN the
sudden death OF her brother. DIR. Webb He
married sister OF ex- senator stanley Matthews.
senator and Mrs Hill. OF Colorado. gave an
Massachusetts, avenue last evening. The onalnt'
roomy, old house, with Its many pictures and
tasteful ornaments gave 10 the guests as they
arrived pleasing sense OF welcome which was
enhanced by the genuine cordiallty of the host
and his wife and Miss Slaymaker who is visit
ing them and assisted In entertaining the COM
pany. senator and MIS- nm seem 20 enjoy ex-
tending their hospitality as much as their
friends do receiving IL. Flowers arranged In has
kets, or loosely caught together, adorned tables
mantles ana windows and the supper
table was as handsome 10 look at
as The inelH provided was tempting
TO the appetite. The ladies' preseDt were very
Tlchly and btcomingly dressed, and the bali
room,w which is also the picture gallery presented
beautiful spectacle There was music and
dancing. as well as agreeable conversation.
Among those observed were Secretary Evarfs
sherman. SECRETARY and Miss Schurz, Postmas-
ter General and Mrs. Key. Attorney General De-
venS and Justices Miller and Harlan, and Miss
Harlan, Senators Bayard Blaine: Williams, Plat,
Jonas. Mcpherson and wife. Morrill, and wife
and Miss Swami and Miss Morrill,. OF Indiana
Paddock. Dawes and wife, Window and wife
Allison and wife, Comptroller Knox and wife,
First Comptroller Porter and daughter. Register
Soofield, Nine outrey. Mr. de Zamacona. jr.,
and bis sister. lung Wing, the Chinese minister
ana wife. and Mr. and Mrs Bartlett, Rep
vile, Deering aud wife, Bingham and wire.
oscar Turner and wife, Kimmell and wife, Reed
OF Maine, Pound and wife. Fernando Wood
Shluenoen NM 1S and wife iIawley and wife, Mr. and
MIS- Blair Lord and Mr.. Dickinson (prfvate sec
retary 10 the Vice PreSident): Judge wylie
Judge and Mrs Ferris, Col. and Mrs. Levi
Wright, Judge Johnston and his sister and
daughter, Mr.. Iloratio King and wife. Miss T.
{. Smith and Miss Lou Taylor. Professor and
Miss Baird, Judge and Mrs. Drake, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. II, Mckee, Gen. and Mrs Haines and Miss
Nr of
Hfkok, Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Alley, Mr. Garlic
Patterson and daughter; Miss knowlton, Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Pomeroy, Gen. and Mrs San
born, Representative Ferdon's daughters, Pay
master General and Mrs. Cutter and Lieut.. and
Mrs Greene and his mother, a white-haired
lady whose beauty was the subject OF much
pleasant comment
The Unity Club. which meets at Or. Welshs.
~ street, on Friday evening. will have an en-
tertainment something after the style OF the
Potomac Fruit Growers. The ladies furnish the
cake and the gentlemen contribute the ice
cream. This Will be the last meeting OF the
Club this season.
II affords much pleasure TO all who have
known them here. to learn that Sehor Borges,
the Brazilian Minister, and his wife, one OF the
most popular couples who have ever been sent
us by foreign government, arrived at Worm-
ley Yesterday afternoon. They have been alb
sent In Europe about one year.
The marriage OF Representative Heister ely
mer TO MIS- Clemens, OF St Louis. was solemn
ized in that city on Monday last. The wedding
every respect. There was scarcely any cere-
mony, ana only the immediate relatives OF the
contracting parties were present. The cere-
moDy took place at the residence OF the brides
mother, Mrs. Won Schrader, 1873 Garrison ave
nue.. The marriage service was according to
the ritual OF the Catholic church. There were
no bridesmaids. but Mr.. Clymer was attended
by Mr. Milliken. who ofliciated as groomsman.
The bride was attired In an elegant pearl silk
dress. Those present were members OF the Won
Schrader and Cleme' families. ana three or
four or Mr.. Clymer'S reIatiyeS. After the mar
Itage ceremony there was a reception which
lasted until five O'Clock. The presents were both
valuable and numerous. but were not displayed
TO the guests. The newly married pair left the
same evening for the east, where they VIII
make short tour and then come on TO Wash
ington.
Mrs. ogle Tayloe, who has been spending
the winter in Aiken, 5. o., returned home last
evening. This Will be welcome news 10 the
many who en- Joy passing an evening informally
with her In her parlors, which are filled with so
many rare and beautiful articleS-Muchs SYM
pathy is felt for DR.. Liebermann In the great
loss he has sustained In the death OF his only
daughter, Mrs VIM. y. Roach. which occurred
at an early hour this morning. Mr.. Roach is at
present In one OF the terr1torfeS.-We are re-
quested TO state that Lady Thornton has dis
continued her Thursday evening receptions.
Mr.. Fred n. BaSSett, OF the New York ASSo-
ciated Press in this city, with his bride, Ree
Miss Fannie Epson, OF New Haven, Conn, ar
rived on the limited express this afternoon
Miss Kate Field, who is TO appear I'm her mu5i-
cal monologue entitled Eyes and Ears In Lon
don" at Lincoln Hall, Friday evening, is at the
Riggs House, and viii hold a reception there
tomorrow afternoon, from l TO 4 o'clock, for
mans Cooperative Dress Association, recently
formed,