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While men are engaged with politics and
stocks women have been under the influence
Of the engaging ,yavs Of modlstes and mill
,,ross TIs.no 49, ,,,nnu handso,,o hoii
,neie' n lne,o uiu many aansoo ,,' Va,.
dresses ana visiting costumes getI'hg
ready for the coming season that, IL Is said,
will excel all former winters In the display
~ droos Nt,os CIovo,ond ,yil, WAR so,no
..,'at,s ~" a. IL. - -,
wstnetlc tole's ao tne wnite mousse recep-
tons designed by well-known artist In
New York city.
There is pleasant fiutter of anticipation
on,oro, ,ho iod,os o,,or tho oxnoo,od ,,isi,
aOs .,, nv i"VI s az ,'.,s.', s 80 ,''O "
tnis winter oi tue peauuiui wue Oh
Chicago publisher. This lady has returned
| from Paris with her wardrobe contained in
thirty trunks She spent two vears in
r., rc,,o ,,,,robos,n,, ,,,n MOE, oo.,,,, all ,,o
Huiope pu,snas,ns 'no ,no'' ooS''y anu 'ue
most beautiful things she could hnd, and
now we are 10 see the result OF ner labors
Inc rage ior req is not suDdueu any, but
| the rudy enects are soitened pewitchingly
by combination with minor tones. The
| writer saw an exquisite example OF
this recently with the soft Quaker
color beige; Inc long polonmse
OF Ilchest Slciiian, emprolaereu WIN smali
flowers IN dahiiai red ana dark electric blue,
open, over & skirt Oh 9elge VeVeS. pahu
OF this VeiVet emproldered III iurklsh de,
| signs, WIN the colors oil the flowers ana
tnieaus M 1i goiu anu shVer, euges tne POLO
naise. Inc corsage mas q a1uli vest OF cream
guipure woolen lace, over which Is worn a
flgaro JackeI OF Deige VelveC eH9roiuereu
ID the same oriental pattern. a long gar
ment oil Deige Riusn, someWnat IN the reuin-
| gote shape, VIII De worn WIN tns, the
loose ir0nts eugeu WIN snort thlck fringe
OF cncnllie. ~ is hnea with vivid scarlet.
a gem Oh farisian millinery VIII complete
thls costume.
Inc pretty tulle dresses thnt were worn
| SO encctively last winter VIII continue IN
| vogue Ior young women, especially ior
deDutantes. we near every DAY oil an ad.
ulti9n uUh 10 our already very large Dou9uet OF
Ioseuuus. A,hoIG ene InoIe Pr9ihi,hte.ne ,t.l
named are Miss Florence Bayard, Miss
| west MISS May shelIa6arger, Miss Potts,
Miss Agnes DolPh, Mile. becerra, Miss
Mary wilson, ana MISS beacn.
Mrs. Hoyt held some informal receptions
III tne reu paTior aurlng tne week, anu uroVe
out with the PRESIDENT In the afternoons.
|
party 10 secretary ana Mrs whitney IN
New YORK last week. After the play the
pnrty TOOK supper at Delmonlcos. MIS-
| Whllney is not expected 10 JON tne Secre-
tary at ms present residence on Massacnu-
setts avenue ehe VIII not come 10 the
capitai uhtl the freinghuyseh nome Is
resdy ior occupancy.
MIS-. Manning Is inulsp0seu py reason Oh
a severe cold taken while In New York last
week.
senator ana Mrs: van Wyck, OF NeorasKa,
VIII arrive III the clty next week.
hon. samuel d. randall, OF fennsylvania,
and family nave arrived, ana are at their
nome on oapitoi iili,' IT.
we are authorlzea 10 announce the en-
gasement OF MISS Llda Miller, the accom-
plshed daughter OF justice Miller, oil the
supreme Court, 10 Mr.. a; y: Iouzalin,
president OF the chicago, burlington and
quincy Nortnern railway: NO date mas yet
peen named Ior the wedding 10 take place.
senator arthur L. Gorman, Oh Maryland,
mas returned TO the city, ana taken house
on Liayette square. ,,,- - -
Inc engagement OF MISS hearny, daugn-
Yer OF the late Phil hearny, TO Lieut..
Mdgely hunt, OF the hydrographic ONCE, Is
announceu'
Inc wlie ana son Oh ex-secretary Lincoln
are IN poor heaith.
senator Evarts mas leased inc Aulick
falmer mouse, corner Oh Eighteenth ana
streets. ~ -
MIS- James r. hule, assisteu Dy Mrs.
Hobbs and Miss Lawton, held an "at home''
at Prof. Fristoe's residence, on N street
northwest, ON wednesday afternoon.
large numbe. OF ladies and gentlemen
called. The drawing rooms were crowded
all the afternoon, and abundant refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. A.. L. Barber, OF Belmont Place,who
| ln6 bppn Ill In her beautiful new home. is
now improving. Mrs. Langdon, from Chi.
cago, is with her daughter ~
The engagement OF Miss Dora Miller,
only daughter OF Senator Miller, OF Califor
MIA, to Lieut.. X. Cloyer, commanding the
coast steamer Patterson, is announced. II
is not known here whether the wedding
which is to be soon, will take place here OF
turns to the capital. Lieut.. Clover's pres
ent address is at San Francisco.
Mrs. VIM. Q. Endicott, Mrs. Patten, o.
California; Mrs John z. Jones, of Nevada
Mrs. Thomas Q. Palmer, of Michigan, ant
Mrs. Gardner Hubbard were all unani
mously elected members OF the board o
managers at the November meeting OF tn,
Garfield Hospital Association.
! Mrs. De Witt and party, who attended
the De Witt-Nicholas wedding at Willard
on Wednesday evening, returned TO Belle
vile, N. D., on Thursday.
Assistant Secretary Fairchild, OF tn,
treasury, has taken the house 1347 Con
neeticut avenue, on Dupont circle, ownet
by Lieut.. Miller.
will leave the Carroll mansion on stree
this month, and take up their residence a
20l6 G street for the next five months
Mrs. Carroll, who is now advanced In years
} welcomes the change as partial releas
from the housekeeping duties OF the NOR