National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-15

She IS now under the care of q lady eminent |
for hor social and intellectual rank here, who
Is an ardent disciple of the famous DIR.
Mattel, OF Bologna Italy, and another re-
markable case seems about to BIO added to the
list to Matteis miracles.
Senator and Mrs.ss,,Angus Cameron have
Issued cards for a reception this evening in
honor of Gov. and Mrs. Rusk and the Wis
consin delegation in congress. GOV. and
Mrs. Rusk arrived here ON Monday last, and
will leave next week for the south. On his
southern trip Gov. Rusk will revisit many
of the places over which he marched during
the war. He is accompanied by his wife and
youngest son, Blaine Rusk, who was born
while Gov. Rusk was here in congress and
Mr.. Blaine was speaker of the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Harrison will leave
on Monday for New York, and thence TO
their home in Helena, Mont They expect
to reach Helena in two weeks, and Mr. Har-
rison's friends there are preparing several
entertainments in honor of the bride. Mrs.
Harrison's parents, ex-senator and Mrs,
Saunders, will start about tho same time for
Omaha.
Hon. David Davis and his wife are OK.
pected here in about ten days to make stay
of some weeks with Mrs. Davis's relatives,
Representative Green and his daughter, at
the Ebbitt house. Judge and Mrs. Davis
have remained at their home at Blooming
ton, ILL.,, since their return from their we'd
ding journey to California last spring and
summer.
Colonel Ingersoll and his party are now on
their way home from New Mexico, whero
they have spent the past few weeks. Col.
1ngorsoll lectured in Topeka, Kan, last
night; will lecture In ST. Louis tomorrow
night, and in Chicago on Monday and Wednes-
day nights, arriving here tho last of the
week.
Mahnno ,.y,lI 10 hnr fan
short visit about the first Of April, and sails
for Europe in the Celtic, of the White Star
line, on the third of May. She will be ac-
companied by her daughter Otelia, and by
Miss Julia Dwight, daughter of ex'Repre-
sentative Dwight, of New York.
There was quite gathering of railroad
president here this week, MIR. q. G.. Baldwin,
of tho Louisville and Nashville road Presi-
dent Harris and Mr.. Z. b. Wright, of the
Northern Pacific road, aud Mr.. John w. Gar
rett, of the Baltimore and Ohio, all dining
at Wormley's one evening.
The exhibit Of the New York Society
of Decorative Art at the Richmond this
week has drawn great numbers of ladies
there each and the waiting carriages and the
| crowds inside have given quite the appear
ance of q fashionable reception.
Col. and Mrs. Montgomery, of Portland,
Greg, are ut Wizards again for short stay.
NlI9' montgomery ID Une uHuRnter OF e1-tOV.
Phelps, OF Missouri, and has received much
attention from the ladies of that state dele
CATION during her stay here.
RAs the unpleasant weather is combining
Gen. Grant as closely to the house at Fortress
Monroe rs at his home he is growing restless
there, and will probably soon leave for New
York, stopping few days in Washington on
his way north.
There was pretty breakfast party given
on board the Alarm at the navy yard on
Thursday morning. Madame Won Eiesen-
decker ohaperoned the party, which included
Miss Miller, Miss McClue, Miss Blaine, and
others.
The engagement is announced of Mr.. Kear-
ney Radford, son of Admiral Radford, to
Miss Post, Of Fort Worth Texas. Mr.. Rad
ford has been for some time resident in Texas
and possesses fine ranch near Fort Concho.
Miss Lillian Carpenter, who has boon the
guest of Mrs Emory, Mrs. Macarthur, and
Mrs Carroll during the winter, left for
Fortress Monroe yesterday and expects to
remain there until June.
Senator Logan's daughter, Mrs. w. F.
Tucker, returned from New York last week
and leaves to-day for Chicago and thence to
Santa Fe by way of Kansas City, where Major
Tucker will meet her. s.-.,...',-
Gen. Beale has taken cottage Deer Park
for the summer, and many of the same peo-
| pie who added so much to the success of the
season there last year have signified their in
tenton of returning.
Miss Helen Ranney is expected to arrive
here to-day, and her sister, Miss Alice Ran
ney, will go to Boston next week to take her
place and charge Of their homo in that city.
The Washington Art club will give an
exhibition reception at the studios in Cor
coran building on Monday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday evenings of pext week.
Mrs Gresham was home informally to Wis
itors on Wednesday afternoon, but Miss
| Gresham was suffering from a severe cold and
unable to see those who called.
Miss Kate Curtin, who has been such q
sufferer from rheumatism this winter, is to
give the waters of the Arkansas Hot Springs
q trial for the next few weeks.
Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Miller Mrs. Cockrell
Mrs. Dolph, and Mrs. Hill were among the
senators wives receiving on Thursday after
| noon.
Mrs. George c. Hazelton has been quite Ill
for the past four weeks, and confined to heI
bed during all of this time.
Mr.. John b. Alley has lately contributed a
most interesting letter on New Mexico to the
Boston Irareller
Secretary and Mrs. Chandler gave dinner
party on Thursday evening