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

| permits to every one the year round, and the
hostess sat with Archbishop Riordan on her
| right hand and the venerable Archbishop
Alemany on her left.
The L. Y. P. c., OF West Washington, held
their first dance last night at the residence
OF Mr.. Joseph Libbey, on p street, and had q
very pleasant timo. Among those present
were Misses Mohun, Powell, Comfy, OAR
nellie, Harrison, Libbey, WEIGH, CASTELAR,, Hill,
Baker, Leetch, Messrs. Hill, Mayfeld,
an mY Gtho,ra 'Su'' Di'hun' III "Dey' DOoDynS
|
The Haytien Minister and Mmo. Preston
will be Joined by their daughter to-day, and
Nine. Preston will not return TO New York
for q fortnight yet. Mr.. Preston leaves for
hrsiuo"s ,.Ith ,,hinh a"T IL .ne u,pio h,s.
him e. romsin ,hn,a CO 49, ,;, Ss, S
will ;o,, Mr., ond 80 e.t a., az S en-, e''Jy
ssason 'N ''>e Po'' AZ 'Ne Io"uo"
At the reception at the German legation on
foo I'M 70 ennaer ~ az s,. sn,s, va
The CounfessH ~ vr ,nss a.o aTV ~. nmu
| fnr,, tha Jnt;as ~ 1872, eas a. w bo ~.
| Tbare yss az Un,,s,oiIs, tono Vu n,.osSls'
and neariv ali ~ tbo sn;,sts ,Ss,t aS,nrSnarS
10 tho bali ut the British legation.
Mr. g p Mi,o- odi,or.in.ohio os tho Nov.
YORK Tns. has hocn i; tha cit,, co. ~. t ,ho
vol ;ou;, a. ',a,t.io w ~ ,no pasV
| Df Wughinutnn la a. M NJ
Frelinghuyscns reception of Thursday even.
| ing, and has been dined each evening during
| his stay.
M,ss Dora Nil,er,s fanny d,o,s O,r,,, 40
TnasJo,, o,,.,,ir', Ill, h ut' paiSy Vi
young peoples party, only FIVE married
ladies having been invited. All Of the ladies
will wear masks during tho early part of the
evening, and fancy dresses or dominoes are
de rigeur.
Mrs. Plumbs reception on Thursday after.
noon, in the red parlor of the Ebbitt house,
was converted into musicale through the
kindness of Mr.. Willard, who assigned the
string orch estra of the house to that parlor for
'no aiterhoon.
The wife Of Justice Miller will not receive
on Monday afternoons during February.
Miss Ida Miller leaves soon for Omaha,
where she will be bridesmaid at Lieut.. Guy
i'ou'n'
Gen. E. F. Beale will leave in fow days
for New York to spend q short time with
uen. Trans VINO nnds the conhnement TO his
rooli ilVoleraoie "lenouI tne solace derived
iioni ING company OIL Dis oiu iriehos'
Mrs. Jones, Of Nevada, received ON Thurs
of New YopI Miss Whitney Mis- Van RspSe
and Miss Crowley. Mrs. Jones will not re.
ceive on Thursdays after this week.
Mr.. Lambert, managing editor of the Phila
delphia Times, was in the CITY this week. and
during his stay was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles T. Murray ut their pretty new
home' on ftiteenth street.
Mrs Cockrell was assisted in receiving on
Thursday by Miss Hayward, of st. Louis,
and large number of her friends braved
Ine storm OF tnat DAY 10 pass an agreeable
hioihehO III her parlor'
Representative Wadsworth arrived here on
Monday in company with his father-in- law,
MI. Mi,liam IL, Iravers VINO IS still remain
i Wis. VIII nLs. "aus"or'h ~ ner nome, on
rii'eeh'h s'reee'
=. MRS; waiter A. WOODS mas issued invita-
T LIONS ior young laules ,qncheon party on
tauta;', "nu Seot anu hirs, mn VIII en-
day. "''
M. u,. ,..,
= MI ti, noloer', oi t MuokroSs Aoooy' ireland,
Brewster. and is tho recipient of many social
attentions during his stay here.
H., =.
take place in three weeks, which will recall
the leap year german given by the Bachelors'
club four years ago. st'' ''v''@ ]
Mira Waite was mt ahle r. .aqe;se q, Mauz
Ji:cbaroed nv Miss Waite, Mrs. Toall, and
Miss Buckingham.
Mrs Rlatchford and her sister-in-law. Miss
Rlatobford. were assisted on Monday by Mrs.
Of Now Ynrl who ia Mt DraSent