, 1881-01-02

follows: a..
At II a. Ill.,, the members Of the Cabinet anG
the Diplomatic Corps; ut :15 q. M, the
Chief-Justice and the Associate Justices oil
the Supreme Court Of the United States; al
Ill 80 a. H., Senators and Representatives In
Congress, the Judges OF the Court OF Claims
the Commissioners of the DistrictSof Co.
lumbia, the Judges Of the Supreme Court
of the District Of Cdinthbia, <eex-A Members OF
Eztfle Cabinet and ex-Ministers Of the United
States; at 1900 m.; the officers OF the Army
and Navy; at 1880 p. nl., the Secre-
.tary Of the. Smithsonian Institution, tile
! Commissioner Of Agriculture, the Assistant
Secretaries Of the Departments, the Assist
ant :Postna aer-G General, the Solicitor Gen
eral, the: Assistant Attorney-General, the
Superintendent Of the Coast Survey, md the
heads Of the Bureaus: of the seycral depart
merts; at T. AS D. m. the associated soldiers
OF the War Ut 1872, the associated veterans of
the War Of 1S4G, the members of the Oldest
1nhabitants' Association of the District Of
Columbia. and the Grand Army Of the: Re
PUBLIC; at p. Ill.,, reception Of citizens, which
terminated at s p. nl.s
The approacll to the White House was In a
/ condition that would have been
| A DISGRACE TO ANY PRIVATE CITIZEN,
! ~ oA1e ~, " "AA 4'"u, ; Aoo <oeou cioaueu VI tuo
snow, although the municipal regulations
are very strict against citizers who neglect
to clean the snow from their sidewalks. The
driveway had not been cleaned away, al
| though the Government had plenty of carts
! at its disposal. The codsequence was that
during the long reception horses were COM
pelled to stand knee-deep In snow. Entering
the White House ut II O'Clock, the hour
| DESIGNATED for the recentiD,, of t}a members
~ t,,a cahrat ~ m;1',,an.; uH me,no1as "na
(tradltionally the most brilliant feature
| Of the New-Y ceremonial at the White
| Hnnsel fo,nd tho Wl,ita In, On al,oo ost 1a,
serted There was not hair The ,,s,'a1 ,,,,7, nm-
Der Of carriages drawn l np in NJ 'front.' ont, Of t the
house, anu In the vestibule one saw only a
| dozen c5achmen holf]jno the wrannincs of
/ the visitors within. PromDtIv At Io ~ o,cIocE *
the President and family and d the invited sted
guests took their places in the Blue Room.
. TIE PRESIDENT AND MRS. HAYES
were nracef1ad hv Ma; Tarouhor ~ tho IT,
rtnea1 Cors end % fn,lowad ~, =, 80 euo W. ~
PRESIDENT and Miss Mills Of California.
They took their positions in the centre
of the room. the other oneete occ,,n1r,,,o
nlooo. hah;,J 49,. ~, ~s Sup' US
sfornr of p,,h1;c Rn;17inye ,na cr,,,,,,,a ,.,ac
assigned the .1ntv of mst;na i t,,e ~ ;ntroano' "as
1lons 10 Tue PRESIDENT, anu MT. webb Hayes,
son ana under-secretary of the President,
presented the guests to his mother. The
gossip writer's sav fI,at tha Presidents, fam.
;,,r .,,ara dreee,t1 - 49,, fa,,a,. A''A1
~ "oio " Acaoea do Ao11o"s'
TIE LADIES' TOILETS.
Mrs. Hayes wore n dress Of creamy white
ribbed silk. yerv soft and fine w,,ich ,v,s
snn,v noIo ,nJ +,;,n,no-l -,or,s .'-,
sp3 lnaue ',,11 '.tlllllea very eiesanlly anu
foecomngV. WHITE cream-:lnteu satin and
pearl passementerie were the garniture. She
wore silver comb in her dark hair and no
iewefs Misc Jncv ~cooE wora :, orao o1,,
coioretl brncadeI Wits satin r co,nh;nad r;th
plain silk. the same Shade trimmed viii
pearls,-a very handsome toilet. Miss Dora
Scott, OF New Orleans, wore an elegant cos
tune Of Spanish blond over satin, trimmed
with tield-tlaises, pond-lilies, and strands OF
I.earls The eAttorney-(ieneral's niece, Miss
Agnes Deveus, bright young school girl,
wore heliotrope cashmere trimmed with |
royal purple velvet Miss Maria Heron. Of |
Cincinnati, who. also has not vet made
her debut in society, is q fresh, hand-
some young girl. She wore white nuns |
cloth, trimmed with, white Japanese g siik.
with polka dots in cachamire colors. Little !
Miss Fannie Hayps' brieht face md perfect