National Republican., 1883-01-02
man silk, with largo plumod hat Of tho same

man sllki Win large plumeu naJ OF Jne saine
color.
Madame Barca, wife of the Spanish minis.
ter was attired in black satin aud velvet
walking costume, with black velvet and jet
bonnet
Miss Barca wore short suit Of dark blue
satin, with corsage and trimmings Of black
satin striped with gold thread
Miss West, daughter of the British minis
ter, wore short costume of dark blue
vigougne, combined with dark blue velvet
brucadcd on a gold ground.
Madame Romero, wife of the MeSican min
islcr was attif,d in black brOcade and velvet
with chantilly lace trimmings.
Madame Cayetano Romero wore walking
suit of pansy-purplo plush, with passemen'
terie and embroidery In gold beads
Madame dc Roa was attired in ruby plush
and ottoman silk.
The Countess Catalina, sister Of M. de Will
lamov, of the Russian legation, wore q car
riage dresser crimson satin and shaded plush,
with small bonnet of crimson plush
Madame Godoy, wife ofthe Chiian minister,
wore u carriage dress of blue and gold brocade
with iabots of point lace on the corsage.
Madame Dominguez, wife of the Argentine
minister, was attired In u trained dress OF
black brocade and velvet.
Miss Dominguez wore bronze satin, COM
bined with bronze and terra cotta-brocadc,
and trimmed with ccru embroiderics.
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silk, combined with blue brocade, covered
with designs in silver and rose color, and
small bonnet of blue satin.
Chief Justice Waite, Justice Miller, Justice
Woods, Justice Blatchford, Justice Matthews,
Justice Field, Justice Gray, Justice Bradley,
Justice Harlan and ex-Justice Strong wore
present from the supreme court, and the dis
trict bench and the court of claims were fully
represented
OF THE LADIES ACCOMPANYING THEM
Mrs. Blatchford wore black velvet cos
tune trimmed with jet Mrs. Woods, brown
brocaded satin Miss Matthews electric blue
satin and brocade; Miss Grace Matthews,
brown satin with ecru embroideries; Miss
Strong, walking suit of green camePs hair and
velvet, and Mrs. Macarthur, white satin bro
caded with gold and trimmed with flowers Of
chantilly lace.
The wife of Commissioner Loring wore n
short suit of ruby velvet and silk, with small
bonnet of ruby velvet.
The wife of ex Minister Foster wore o pea
cock blue walking suit Miss Foster, q plum
colored velvet Mrs. Wickham Holman,
black brocado with chantilly lace aad jet trim
mings; Mrs. Senator Voorhees,, black satin
and velvet trained dress relieved with point
lace Mrs. Senator Hill, u black brocade re-
ception dress and large diamond ornaments; (;
Mrs. Senator Vance, u black silk and
jet costume; Miss Camden, Of West Vir-
ginia, pansy-colorcd velvet, and bonnet
with lavender tips; Mrs. Senator Brown,
black velvet trained dress with jet
trimmings aud point lace jabots Mrs. Tyler,
of Vermont, black satin prince5se dress,
brocaded with red and gold figures; Mrs.
| Emory Speer, of Georgia, n black silk and
velvet walking suit; Mrs. George c. Hazel
ton, Of Wisconsin, terra Gotta ottoman silk,
combined with terra Gotta velvet; Mrs. Ho-
ratio Burchard, wife of the director Of the
/ int auti nd NCal
Mrs. =. " Deuster, bronze velvet walking
costume with facinel Of gold satin; Miss
| Deuster, crimson silk and velvet dress, with
large crimson hat; Mrs. Dickson, of New
York, electric blue brocade and satin; Miss
Baldwin, of Brooklyn, decolletee white satin
dress, with lace trimmings; Mrs, Flagg
4 of New York, crimson silk, embroidered IN
colors Mrs. Walter A. Wood, of New York,
dark blue brocaded velvet with ornaments OF
large diamonds Mrs. Dwight, Of New York
black satin and jet reception dress, with iot
trimmings Miss Dwight, black brocaded vel
vet costume, with bonnet covered with
"crushed strawberry" tips; Mrs Bane, OF
Chicago, smoke-colored silk, embroidered in
steel beads; Mrs. David Atwood, of Wiscon'
son, black satin reception dress, with trim
mings of thread lace aud point lace; Mis-
Lily Turner, of Kentucky terra Gotta cash
mere and velvet; Mrs. Carpenter, of Iowa
black brocade and satin Mrs. Hays, Of New
York, black satin aud velvet, With bonnet ol
gold braid and gold lace.
AMONG THOSE PRESENT At THE TERMINATION OF TIL
RECEPTION WERR: .'
Count Fitz James, Col. Nicholas Smith, Gen. L. T.
Beale, Gen. Van Buren,, Senators Jones, Morrill,
Cnnger, Blair, Hale, Hawley Jonas, Pendlelon
Cameron, Miller, Aldrlch Brown, Hill, Vance
Davis, Allison, Beck, Bayara, sEdmnnds' McDill
iNnsom, Rollins, Van WyGk Sawyer, Vest spea,ke
Neal. Hazelton, Deuser Gunther, Williams, speer
Kusson. Jorgensen, Robes9n, Carpenter, Burrow
Robson, Herndon, Ninginnls, Joyce, Anderson
Carlisle, CrapDr Crowley, Barbour, Cassidy, Clark
Kelly, Knott te Feye Mills, Page R,sgGrans
Schulz, Hammond II scock, Mr.. James G. Blaine
Mr.. Walker Blaine, Mr.. George Bancroft, Libra
rian Spoflord, Representative elect ochiltree, ex
Secretary Belknap ex;secretary, Boutwell,, Gen
Manning Fish, Gen. Sherman, Gen. Poe, Gen. Val
Yiet Cen Hunter, Gen, Alvord, Gen. Hazen, Gen
Gen. Benet, Cl; benjamin, pr. Billing;
Lieut. Buchanan, Lieut. Payne, Col. McDougnl
Col Casey, Col. Rocswell' Lieut.; Cezare' g Lieu Lieu,
Lieut.. Dinwiddio Gen McKeever, Lieut., Greene
Capt. Hoxie; Gen. lngalls, Nal LydeckeT. Gen Gen
Gen, Palmer, Lieut. Lemly, Gen. Paul, Gen. Perry
Capt. Rodgers, Lieut.. Rodgers, Gen. sackeit, Gen
stprgis, Gen. Swain, C9l. Tonrtellotte. Col. IId
and Others.
While the President was receiving the asso
citation Of oldest inhabitants" and the lon
line of visitors was constantly and rapid
, lengthening, Secretary Frelinghuysen NJ
preached the Presidentand informed him tina
Hon. Eliska II. Allen, envoy Of the kingdor
of Hawaii, had been suddenly taken i'll and
HAD DIED WHILE YET IN THE EXEcUTIv
MANSION.
President Arthur turned to the ladies a'
} sisting him, and, excusing himself, hastil
left the room. He proceeded to the cloa
room, where the body lay, and then retired
: q private room, sent for Marshal McMichae
I and directed him to announce that the receI
1 ton was at an end, and to close the gates
further visitors.
7 At this time'a crowd had assembled whic
| blocked Pennsylvania avenue from the trea
A ury to Sixteenth street. They were all cage
and anxious to meet the President and ii
c spect the new white house, crOwding, talking
: laughing, pushing their way along. The clio
t ing of the gates naturally created great su
!, prise, and many seemed to fancy for a tin
{ that some indignity was being offered then
Il They surged about the gates and presse
against the iron palings fully half an hour b.
h fore the cause of their disappointment WI
y fully understood. When the sad intelligent
e was comprehended there was universal Q!
IS preston of regret for the sad event, and tl
crowd dispersed quietly and with due d
, corum in the presence of the grim messeng'
i Death.
" THE CABINET RECEPTIONS.
q Secretary and Mrs. Frelinghuysen ente
p tanned the members Of the diplomatic corps
breakfast yesterday morning after the Ger
mony at the white house. over one hundrt
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