National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-11

lace trimmings and diamond ornaments. Miss
Waite was attred in white nuns yelling ana
lace, and Mrs Miller in ecru brocade COM
bined with blue satin.
Madame Preston tho Haytien minister's
wife, wore white brocaded MORO silk, with
front embroidered with shaded roses in beads
and arrasene Miss Preston's dress was Of
pale yellow silk and black lace.
Countess Lewenhaupt was attired in q
trained dress Of black velvet, with front and
draperies of ietted tulle.
Viscountess Nogueiras wore pompadour
brocade combined with ecru silk, and Miss
Nogue iras pale blue silk and gauze.
Madame Won Eisendecker wore pale rose
colored silk and tulle; Madame Romero ruby
velvet, with petticoat Of white satin en-
broidered with crystal, and tho Misses Roa
cream tinted brocade trimmed with lace.
Countess d'Arschot was attired in black bro.
cade and lace with many diamond orna-
ments.
Madame Godoy wore white brocade and
satin with clusters of blue forget-me-nots
and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Carter wore dove colored Grape and
velvet, and Miss West was attred in white
silk with corsage Of crimson velvet.
Mrs. Malone wore pale blue silk embroid-
cred with colors and diamond ornaments
Mrs. Cullom, crimson velvet and point lace
Miss Cullom, turquoise silk embroidered with
roses; Miss Hill, white silk and lace; Mrs. J.
+. Miller, steel gray silk embroidered with
steel beads, and Miss Miller, white satin and
tulle.
Mrs. Carlisle was attired in heliotrope bro,
cade with front of white satin embroidered
with pearls; Mrs. Sewer, in pale green silk
with loops Of orange velvet ribbons; Mrs
Frank CoDger in white silk and brocade with
white jetted net.
Among those present were Mrs. and Mist
McElroy, Attorney General and Mrs. Brow.
stor, Mrs. and Miss Gresham, Mrs Chandler,
Mrs. Kinsley, Miss Waite, the Haytien,
Swedish, Gillian, Italian, Russian, Portu-
guese, German, British, Hawaiian, Mexican
and Guatemalan ministers, with the ladies
of their families; the Chinese minister, Mr.
BARTLETT, Mr.. Chin, the Austrian Belgian
Danish, French, Japanese, Spanish, and
Swiss ministers, Senator and Mrs. Morrill,
Senator and Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Malone, Mrs
and Miss Cullom, Speaker and Mrs. Car.
Isle, Jsstice and Mrs. Macarthur,
Col. and Mrs. Rockwell, Marshal and Mrs
McMichael, Gen. and the Misses Williamson
Mr. and Miss Sherrell, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. u
Letter, Mrs. and Miss Cotfey. Mr.. and Mrs
Anthony Pollok, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hayes
Mrs. Sewer, Lieut.. and Mrs. Logan, Lieut.
and Mrs. Emory, DR.. and Mrs. Boggs, Miss
Stewart. Miss Niles, Miss Pattison, Mrs. and
Miss McCulloch, Miss Larrabee, Miss Forbes
| Miss Biddle, Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee, Gen. Var
| Vliet, Mrs. Ricketts,, the Misses Harwood, Mrs
Stewart, Mrs. Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. Browne, Mrs
and Miss Van Buren,, Mrs. 8. p. Brown, Mis-.
| Brown, Mrs. Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| Conger Mr.. Truxton Beale, Mr.. John Chew
| Mr. Pierre Stevens, Lieuts. buckingham
| Buchanan, Clover, and Lemly, Miss Mitchell
Mrs. and Miss Beach, Prof. and Mrs. Hilkard
and others.
Senator and Mrs Hill gave dinner OF
Saturday evening, at which there were pres
emit Mr.. and Mrs Blaine, Commissioner anC
Mrs. Loring, Representative and Mrs. Wads
worth, Representative and Mrs. Lyman, Gen
and Mrs Anderson, and Mr.. and Miss VOL
colt, Of Denver.
The guests ut the Hamilton house gave an
other pleasant hop Saturday evening. Among
those present were Senator aud Mrs. Frye
Miss Jackson, Hon. and Mrs. Johnson
Miss Fitch, Mr.. Dingley, Psymaster Sulli-
van, U. $. N, Mr.. Willard, Mr.. Burgdorf,
Miss johnson, Mrs. Holman, Miss Holman,
Miss Ambrose, Maj. and Mrs. Barbour, Miss
Barber, Mr., Mrs, and Miss Carter, Mr.
Joyce, Miss McCauley, Mr.. w. L. Gresham
and others.
Cards have been issued during the week Il
meet Mr.. and Mrs Albert w. Wood. of Bos-
ton, Mass, the guest of DR.. r. A. Bowen to
morrow evening at o'clock.
| Mrs. Nj. Il. Post and her niece, Miss Parker
will not be at homo tomorrow.
| Mrs. Il. S. Lacey, of 1909 l. street north
west will not receive tomorrow.