Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
The President will remain at Soldiers, 7

brilliant season at the White House. aud the pre-
| parations already made in the way OF Dcautfyng
| the rooms, Indicate as much Mrs. McElroy is not
| at the Home. as has been stated The President
has with him there only his little daughter Nellie
| however, during the winter.
! Senator Miller; of California, has renewed his
lease OF the Wilson property 1918 Connecticut ave
| hue, for two years At $1,000 per year.
| Representatives, Payne, Welnple and Spri-gs, Of
New York, have taken apartments at the Portland
| for the winter.
| General Sheridan and wife are stin the guests OF
Major and Mrs. Lydecker, but expect to be In their
new home in a short time
The Earl OF Denhigh and Viscount Fielding OF
England, are at the Ebbitt.
Miss Nichols, who has been spending the sum-
mer in the north part OF the time with her brother
the New York banker has returned to the city and
taken quarters at the Ebbitt house. Miss Nichols is
looked upon as one Of the most brilliant young
ladies in society here.
Senator Manderson, of Nebraska, and Represen-
tative Ellis, of Ohio 6ave taken apartments at the
Portland for the coming session.
Mrs Frelinghuysen and Mrs. John Davis, who re-
turned to Washington from their summer tour a
few weeks ago, went back to New York after Lord
Coleridge had completed his visit here. They are
expected home again this evening, and will be
accompanied by the Misses Frelinghuysen
Mrs and Miss Davis, the wife and daughter OF.
Commodore John Lee Davis, who have been resid-
Ing in Paris for over year, returned TO this city
! on Thursday. 1t was a great disappointment to
| them TO learn that the commodore had been or
handsome suite OF apartments have been fitted up
for them at the Ebbitt House, and they Will remain
there during the winter. Commodore Davis viii
| have to take charge OF the ASatc squadron on
Wednesday or Thursday.
Col, VIM. Wall has leased his pleasant and hand
somely furnished residence to Hon George A. Post
| representative-elect from the 18th Pennsylvania
district. who will take possession about the middle
| OF this month Mrs. Wall will pass the winter in
| the city OF New York or its Immediate vicinity,
where Col WS business engagements keep him The
! greater part OF the time.
| Tewtik Pasha, the new Turkish minister. has
taken Mrs. Eliza Wilson's house. SOL nth street,
where he will establish the legation residence.
| Hon. John +. Follett, who succeeds Hon. Benz
| Butterworth Representative In Congress from
the fifst Ohio district, has taken ex-senator Thur
mans house, 1917 14th street.
MIR. W. II. NJ. Pusey of the banking house OF
Office q Pusev. Council Bluffs has engaged apart-
| mcntS at the Ebbtt House for the winter. lie viii
be Joined by his Wife about the 1st Of January. and
Iney expect TO figure prominently in society here
Mr.. Carl Steen Andersen de Bile, the minister re
stdent for Denmark and Mrs de Bile have returned
10 Washington for the winter. and taken the house
NO. 1924 in 17th street. between and L.
Henry L. Cooke, United States vice and deputy
consul to Colon. is at the Ebbitt.
Representatives Greenleaf and Belmont OF New
York are spoken of among those who will enter
tain laviShly here this winter.
Mrs. S. B. F. Mayo, widow Of Commodore Mayo
Is at the Hamilton House for the winter.
ter residence on street. They drive out every
evening In handsome "drag," pulled by two
dark high-stepping bays The Colonel. with
Madame Bonaparte by his side on the front seat,
always does the driving, being attended only by
1oOtlnan In drab and red livery.
Mrs NJ. J. Motto, widow OF DR.. Motto, OF Boston,
| and her daughter, Mrs. ii. II. Freeman. have taken
apartments at the Hamilton and Will enjoy society
here this winter.
The widow OF Admiral Scott will spend the sea-
son at the Ebbitt House.
ter In Washington
Representative Reed and family, of Maine will
be at the Hamilton, during the coming session of
Congress-
Dr. and Mrs De Haas and their daughter, Mrs.
Hoblitzell, are at the Portland for the season.
Paymaster Carmody, OF the navy, and family, ar
rived at the Hamilton this week, and will remain
III the city during the winter.
Admiral and Mrs. w. Il. Taylor occupy hand
some suite Of apartments at the Portland for the
winter.
Col Z. S. Spalding. OF the Sandwich Islands, has
leased Commissioner Morgan's house, l7lS Rhode
! Island avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer, of Boston, will
pass the winter in Paris. Mrs. Thayer is niece of
Mrs Morton, wife Of the United States minister to
France.
Mrs. Senator voorhees, is receiving a visit from
her brother, Mr.. Wilson, Of Indiana.
Attorney General Brewster has renewed the lease
of his present residence 1925 Connecticut avenue.
Hon. William Dorsheimer, OF New York, has leased
the house No. 1890 Connecticut avenue.
Miss Bayard, daughter Of Senator Bayard OF Del
aware is in the city, preparing for the reception OF
ner parents on their arrival III the city the last of
this month
Commander Albert Kautz, OF the navy, and fami-
ly, will reside at No. 1919 street northwest during
the winter.
Senator and Mrs. Vest will reside on E street. be-
tween Sd and ~ Streets this winter.
Mrs. Hoyt, the widow OF Col. Thomas j. Hoyt,
and relative of Senator sherman, and Mrs. Paran
Stevens, the widow OF the first proprietor OF the
Fifth Avenue hotel, are mentioned among the New
York society leaders who will reside in Washington
this season.
One OF the leaders of society In New York is said
TO have just received an imported cloak OF sable fur
trimmed with gold and jewels, which cost $4,000.
Senator Miller, of New York, has leased ex-,Jus-
tfce Swayne's handsome house on street. This
mouse Is IN the same square as the residences Of
Senator Sherman, Col. IngerSOu, and Mr.. Henry
Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Mclean, OF Cincinnati,
have taken house in Lafayette square for the
winter.
NJ joaquin Godoy. the minister from Chill, has
renewed his lease of the house he occupies, No.
1903 X street
Lord and Lady Mardeville will spend the winter
In New York at the Hotel Brunswick
Miss Carrie d. Townsend, daughter OF John d.
Townsend and Mr.. Frank Preston Fremont young
est son Of Gen. Fremont will be married in New
York on Monday.
Ex-Paymaster General and Mrs Cutter have re-
turned to their home here, after an absence OF two
years spent abroad. Last week they were the
guests, IN New York, OF Judge and Mrs. ArnOux, OF
Gramercy Park.
Senator and Mrs. Cameron, of Pennsylvania will
not return to this country from their travels in
Europe until spring. Their tour will extend TO
Spain, Italy and Germany.
Mrs Frank Leslie brought With her from Europe
pair OF solitaire diamond earrings said to weigh p
caratS each.
Secretary Folger and Senor Covarrubias, of the
Mexican legation were registered In New York last
evening.
Rev. Dr. Wills, chaplain, Q. s. A., now stationed
at Benicia, Cal, is in the city, on two months
leave OF absence from his post OF duty.
Miss Kate Trimble, Of West Washington, is visit
ing friends in Chicago.
DR.. c. U. Kennedy has returned to the city from
Virginia.
The Princess Troubetskoi, noted Russian
beauty, will. it is stated, be the guest OF Mr. de
Struve, the Russian minister here, this winter She
is said to speak English perfectly, which, by the
way, is more than good many American beauties
can do.
Senator Mcmillan OF Minnesota, Representatives
Poland and wife OF Vermont, Murphy and wife OF
Iowa, Cobb of Indiana, BelfOrd Of Colorado, Nc
Kinley and wife, Hart and Keifer OF Ohio, Gon OF
West Virginia, and Guenther of Wisconsin, have
taken winter quarters at the Ebbitt
Mrs. Blair. wife OF the Senator from New Hamp-