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Craig Wadsworth, who cannot live many
months longer. Mr.. Morton expects to be

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in Washington good deal this winter.
Mrs. Don Cameron says that the sena-
tors health was very much improved by his
long stay in Southern California. but he is
still under the doctors care and it is doubt.
full whether he will be able to remain in
Washington through the winter.
Miss Cleveland, who spent good deal Of
time in New York before returning here,
engaged with her modiste in shopping. was
pretty well tired out by her exertions and
some days of the past week was obliged tC
deny herself to even old friends.
Mrs Whitney. wife of the secretary of the
navy, has invited the members of the cabi-
net and their families to dine with her on
Christmas day. In the evening of the same
I day Mrs. Whitney proposes giving chill
dren's party.
Mrs. Cheatham and her daughter and
son. Miss Pauline Acklen and Mr.. William
Acklen of Tennessee, who spent portion
of last winter at the Ebbitt house, have
| taken the house No. 5, Iowa Circle, for the
| season.
Mr.. James Elverson of Philadelphia and
his family, who have inhabited their new
| mansion on the borders of Rock creek since
| September, left yesterday for Philadelphia,
where they will spend the winter as usual.
Hon. S. M. Stockslager, assistant COM
missioner of the general land Office, has
gone to Indiana to bring on his family and
furniture, preparatory to taking up his per-
manent residence in Washington.
Miss Cleveland is spoken of las decidedly
fond of society. and deeply interested in
the forms it presents, watching it with the
devotion of student to new and intricate
problems"
Col. Breckenridge, the newly-elected
member Of congress from Kentucky. has
taken rooms for the winter at rs Lafayette
square, where he will soon be joined by his
family.
Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague is reported to
have decided on making her future home in
Paris. where she has an elegant residence
and gives brilliant entertainments.
Miss Mary GOode, daughter of Hon.
John Goode. solicitor general. will be mar
ried early in January to MI. William T.
Brooke, of Norfolk, Va
There is little prospect of Miss ''Tillie"
Frelinghuysen walking without crutches for
a year at least. The family intend making
their home in Newark.
The report that Mrs. Christian, nee Miss
Julia Jackson, the only daughter of Stone
wall Jackson, is insane, is denied by her
relatives ia this city.
Mr.. Schuyler, ex-consul ut Athens. has
taken the Jacoby house and will spend the
winter in Washington.
Col. Robert G. Ingersoll and family have
removed to their new home, 101 Fifth ave-
nue., New York.
Do Of x1,i11 ho in, Wash
ington with his family the goth inst. for the
winter.
The Marquis de Podistad- Fornari, after
spending the summer at Biarritz with his
wife and daughters, has arrived in Wash
ington.
Miss West, the daughter of the British
minister, has begun her weekly receptions
to the members of the diplomatic corps.
Mr.. jerks, assistant secretary of the in
terror, with his wife and daughter, will pass
the winter at the National hotel.
Ex-senator Hill of Colorado is at the Ar
lington hotel. and expects his daughter to
join him there soon.
Senator and Mrs. Vance ate Thanksgiv-
ing turkey with Dr. Boykin, friend of the
senatorin Baltimore.
Miss Nellie Williams, daughter of ex-At-
torney General William of Oregon, is visit
ing in the city.
Secretary Lamar expects his daughter
soon to join him at the Portland, where he
is now living.
Mrs. John Davis has returned from an
extended visit to New York city.
Senator and Mrs. Sherman are at their
residence on K street.
Nine. de Yturbide has returned to the
City of Mexico.