Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-13
SOCIETY NOTES.


From the time OF her return many visitors
have called on Mrs. HAYES to welcome her back
to the City. On Monday evening all the parlors
as well as the East room, were open AID lighted,
The President spent most OF the evening assist
Ing his Wife In entertaining their numerous
Wis tors, among whom were General sherman
Justice, Mrs. and Miss Harlan, Mr.. Bancroft,
The chinese minister Mr.. Sih, the interpreter,
Mr. Bartlett, and others OF the legation, Dr.. and
MIS-. Baxter, Senator and Mrs. Morrill, and Miss
SVEN, Mr.. Morrill,, Secretary and Mrs. Sherman.
AristaTchi Bey Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Adams. and
Miss Mcclellan, Of Wheeling, w Va.
The Wedding OF representative Clark, OF
Missouri, and Mrs. Cornelia We'll was an ex-
tremeiy quiet one, very few being invited TO
witness It at the Epiphany church, at 10 O'Clock
q. m. Wednesday. The brides father, Mr..
JacoOy, OF Philadelphia, came here to attend
as also did Hon. Levi Mash. Of Pennsylvania
and Gen. Marmaduke, or Missouri, who were
tne groom's attendants. The bride Wore a
handsome white satin dress, very simply made
Her first husband was a surgeon la the army
ard she has brother in the navy. She has re-
sized several years in Washington, and has
favorablv impressed all who have met her.
Worth for The first time has made one OF his
most stylish costumes out OF American IN ate
rails, using black silk manufactured In this
country, Miss Field having taken him ole.
The Presidents niece, Mrs. Hastings, formerly
Miss Platt, has accompanied her husband 30
Bermuda, Where they Will again spend the
winter. Their infant daughter, Mrs Hayes
namesake, IS a very vigorous little one.
A private Letter from Nine Dardon wife of the
former minister from Guatemala mentions that
her husband has left the diplomatic service.
country. and reside in New York. This will be
gratifying news to their Washington friends,
who win then have the opportunity OF seeing
them again.
Mr. Senator Voorhees, arrived here on We'd
res ~ evening and Is again in the pleasant
family quarters at Mrs. Corntng's, on | street.
Mr. voorhees, and their daughter, who are now
In New York, expect to get here next week.
MIS-. Audenreid Is living al ne former residence
on Vermont avenue, and not In Georgetown, as
has been asserted. She greatly improved In
ClIngman, of North Carolina who passed
through here recently on his way home from
New York, where he spoke during the cam
paign, will return here In fortnight. Regis
Ter ScofieId expects his wife and daughter here
by December 1St The family will again be at
the Riggs House, Where Judge Scofield is now.
MIR. E. F. Andrews, the artist, and his Wife
are now at Steuoenville, ohio, out are expected
here very soon. Their return is anticipated
with pleasure by all who know them Nine
Outrey, the French minister's wife, is expected
daughter are at the Riggs House, where they
will spend several weeKS.-Mlss Kate Davis
daughter OF the Senator from West Virginia
IeI r. The city yesterday after spending week
with her friend Miss Wart1ed. She will make
visit OF month TO her sister. Mrs. E!ktnS, in
New YORK, and then return here to join her
parents, who have engaged rooms for the
winter at the Arlington, where they are ex-
pected by December 1St.-Mrs. OsIe Tayloe
mas recovered her health sufficient to give nope
that she may soon be able to travel, when she
Will return 10 her residence here.-Chief Jus
tee and Mrs. Drake have returned from four
weeks absence among friends In Cincinnati and
st. Lou1S.-MrS A. c. Buell. who has spent the
summer at the Virginia springs and the fail 10
at Wizards. Mrs. SIN Hallowell ana augh-
ter Miss Nary, OF Media, Pennsylvania. are ia
the city: and Will spend the winter with Mr.. a I'd
rs. c. +. TroItman On Capitol HILL
II will occasion much regret tnat owing to
the ill-health OF Nine Borges, her husband the
Brazilian Minister and herself will not pass the
this month to travel. and will visit Europe aud
Brazil before their return. They do not, how
ever, expect to bid more than temporary adleu
to their friends here.
upon the beauty aud simplicity OF all the ar
Tangements for the wedding Thursday evening
OF Miss Skunk and Lieut. Evans. The decora-
TORS both at the church and house were di
rected by Miss King, whose father, Surgeon
King, was for some time stationed at the Sol-
diero' Home. The chancel rail at st. johns
church was covered with border OF white
niosS oms set in green. On the altar were a DO
qlet and cross OF white flowers, and about TIE
cnancel potted plants were placed. 4 few
chctce flowers also adorned the font and reading
desk.
LIE Cercle DIES PIeciuses Ridicules, the French
literary society, held its first regular meeting
fer the season at the rooms OF the Art Club, In
Corcoran Building, last evening. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the year: Presi-
dent, Charles Come; vice presidents, Mesdames
j. NJ. ID. Lander ana Otis Bigelow and Mile V.
PIud'hOmme; recording secretary, Remy La-
franc; corresponding secretary. e. j. Callatt:
treasurer, Mile. NJ. Willard: editor, Il. Collin
NJ. Coine, In taking the chair, suggested the
p-opI1ety OF the society rendering reception
10 Sarah Rernhardt, should she visit Washing
ton this winter.
The event next week will be the opening of
the Art Loan Exhibition for the Church OF the
Incarnation, On Thursday evening. a fine COL
lection OF paintings in oil and In water colors.
epgraSings, statues. bronzes, Grecian, Pom
pellan and other Roman antiquities, japanese
and Chinese curios, and otner valuable or
the private galleries OF this city have been
robbed CT their treasures. Mrs. Admiral
Reynolds, ME-, Mrs. p G9dyerneur, Mrs n.
Ward, esq, Senator Jones. Paymaster
Saith Of the Navy, Controller j. j. Knox. ex.
commissioner Phelps, and hundred other
well Known citizens have made valuable contrt-
Inspection OF the exhibit by w. w. Corcoran,
ESQ, the president of The Art Loan Association,
hon. Horatio King, the v1ce-presldent, and
members OF the press, before the formal open.
Ing On Thursday. A collection OF antique fdrni.
tire Will be feature of the exhibition, An
especially Interesting article in this line already
received, Is Chinese bedstead. said to have
haentaken Surreptttiousy from China Concealed
IA warehouse Ia san Francisco and finally
brought TO New York and this city. Ir Is pro
fsseIy ornamented with hundreds OF figures in
ivory, Of the most delicate carving: The wood
WoiK also Is perforated and carved. 1t Is said
to be 800 years Old, and is estimated TO be worth
several thousand dollars. A similar bedstead
was exhibited by the Chinese government al
the Centennial as representative work OF art,
and was much admired for its costly carving In
wood and ivory.
A pleasant and largely attended soeiable
was given at the residence OF MI. george
W. jackson, Hyattsvllle. Md last evening,
Misses Jennie Jackson and Emily F1ier, as,
sisted by Messrs. c. w. Guilford, T. q. Bowen
end George jackson, doing the honors or the
occasion. There were several ladies' ana gen gen.
tlemen from this city In attendance. Inc
o fair was decided success.
Two BANK SUSPENSIONS AND ONE ARREST
A New York evening paper says the First
National Bank of HackenSack, n. D., and the
Hackensack Savings Bank nave suspended,
and that John J. Berry CASHIER and president,
has been arrested for emDeZzlement.
THE NOTORIOUS Dr. JOHN BUCHANAN was
arraigned in the Court of Quarter Sessions at