Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-01
WHITE HOUSE LADIES.
Who Shall Preside Over IL for the
New Term.
Nav Ynrlt WnrlI.


New York World.
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y. a.. ,,,is,ro,s n, liz VIII. Hone. a. =,
Question now agi,ai,ng ,he mi i,o,in"
ha.r, ~ soc,stv H., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WRATH n vii bo Mr., niaina y,,h
bsr,aii com,nandin, ag,,,a s,arn Nav.
Enciand face yese,veJ ,lmost ev'
clnsive manner ar wbatber Ito
wife NJ some Democr,, sav N,s
Justice Field whose honc 10
now tbe old canitnI nr,,on ov.r
ioolin tho canitoi. M. WcnnnaiJ -,
whom many ,,nl,ina and nnjns, ,hi,ns
have h.en yrlItcn. Mrs Rsyard ,vhnso
jong residonce in Wa.,,ino,or no
sen,,toria wifi, i,ta her for III. nos,Iion
mr. yhn,her yve sh.ll hayc aaain . hao,''
eior nresldent no yvas ,he case ia ,ho
last ben,ocratic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'thaso
nre The o,,estjons dIacussed .n,nn,,
soc,e, q non,,Ie yho Iool ,,,or ~, 800
nnnt 1ftbe Whi,e House nu ooniroili,,',
10 a yrcat .x,ant snciaI an,ir, d,,,i,ht,
The nresldentini form ShoniJ Me-
pIat l. ~ -, Su'" m,s.
U"nse fewsr moon,o would 900 a 10 , LII
and o,,io, ~, sno,,,i ,,,,,,I,a, ~" ,,"'a
was thc c,sa undar ,,a ,as, ,''
nronsr of tns Ivhi,a IJn,,sa ''''e''
rs Uia,no 10 a iaav hnno..a
c,a,v hninvad hv tho..,, ''p., T., u !" ~.
wsi1 mi nns 40, tho homn, 49, Sn"m Nv,
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ra,ai,,,s,,, ,,,o,,, ,,a,I'I ~. an.
nnssassas aa,,a,,, ,,,r,, au'oalu
in,, mo-, TIL s", ao 49,, 80 h,ScoIIs
III ~ ha;,n Jisa,,sed iis'en'y, saiu'
,hos. u,hn Srou,an'h.. :" aoe,uy ny
vrent Observation-Disclosures a,iha VIII 'n, III I une
begun (and suggested, mn all believe,
10y Mrs. Blaine) with the early weeks
OF the Garfield administration how
thoroughly Mrs. Blaine, II her husband
IL elected president, will carry out
the project, for, ny shc then expressed
II, Working people esteem IL n privl-
lege to go To the White House, IL Is
well.known fact that many who
went TO Gallon Mrs. Garfield on Tuesday
and Friday evenings at the White
House before her Illness began were
refused admission, while others nt the
same time were admitted. Some were
refused even after they sent In their
cards.
Mrs. Blaine Is of New ENGLAND stool,
tall, well formed, with strong.
ly marked features, got In frame
Of gray, almost white. hair.
stern, earnest character and manner
and u long experience I'm publIo in.
such ~ few women have Ind. The
mother OF half dozen children abe
has not allowed her social duties 10 In.
terfcre with those of her home. and vat
ON the other hand has never neglected
her duties tn society or her husbands
position. The entertainments nj tho
Blaine mansion have always been ele-
giant and attended by only the best
clements of society. Personally She
does not enjoy public life or it's honors
aud 1t il more that the crownIng ambi.
ton OF her husbands life might be re-
allied that she welcomed the result of
Chicago than for her own sake or that
of her family.
The duties of ''mistressn of the
White House are not of a character In
woman such ma MR. n,otna .,nS
the duties OF society in washington
are of "A most exactng aud painful ma.
tnre. The wife OF the president and
those OF the cabinet officers are ex.
empt from some OF the duties, In that
they are not required to return the
calls OF all whose faces are seen in