Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-04

MI II. sidney Everett, who Is chief OF the dipl0
matte bureau in the State department, has beer
many years abroad and was al one time secretary
or the American legation in Berlin. Mrs. Everett
VINO has lived in London for several years, has re
Gently joined her husband here.
Mrs. Lewis Clephane, who has been Ill for some
weeks, Is now advancing In convaIescence.
Senator Beck has taken the house No. 14O6 N
street. They moved In yesterday, and hope t
have 1t In homelike condition in day or two.
Mrs John Beall, who is at the Gramercy for the
winter, has with her Miss Bagges, an Indianapolis
belle, who arrived in the city on Thursday.
York for the week.
Among the gossps of New York it is said that as
soon as the decree of divorce is obtained annutnp
the marriage contract between Mr. and Mrs. Law.
renee Hopkins, OF that city, the latter Will be mar
T1eu TO Col. Oliver Payne, OF cleveland. Mrs
Hopkins was Miss Dunlap, daughter OF a promi
nent and wealthy citizen OF Chicago. Col Payne
is son OF the senator from Ohio, and brother OF
Mrs. whitney, wife OF the Secretary of the Navy
Senator Sawyer and family are located In theil
Old premises at 1929 street.
Miss Georgfe Hicks and Miss NJ. L. Hicks and
Master Gibbons Westbrook, OF North Carolina are
guests OF Mrs. NJ. A. Gibbons
Senator Mcmillan, who is expected here to-day
with his family, Will reside at $40 c street north
west.
Mrs Manning accompanies the Secretary upon
his drives in the early afternoons and as Mr.. Man
ming would not enjoy the beneficial airingS II
alone, Mrs. Manning has wisely decided that it i.
better to oreg0 the pleasure Of seeing callers fol
the present. The Secretary is gaining in strength
day by day. He walks several squares every morn
ing.
The Brazilian Minister and the Baroness dIta.
juba, and Minister de Struve will arrive in New
York to-day by foreign steamers.
Mr.. Frank r. Stockton, the well-known author
Is at the Hamilton, and eXpecstO spend the season
here. MI. Stockton Is accompanied by Mrs. Stock
ton.
Mrs. A. A. Hayes gave ladies' luncheon on Fri
day. The guests We're Mrs. Mcpherson, Mrs. Mat
b. Webb, Mrs j. P. Jones, Mrs. Fairchfld and Mrs.
kindleberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. sydney Everett have taken the
house on 10Th street, corner OF Jefferson place.
erOn.
Mrs. L. L. Reamey will be at home on Thursdays
at 1925 street. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. C. Brewster
and Miss Brewster, OF New York, the parents and
sister OF Mrs. Reamey, Will spend the holidays at
the capital.
Mrs. Hearst is expected from California at her
h ouse, on Highland Place. next week.
The engagement Of Miss Yulee, daughter Of the
late ex-senator Yuee, to DR.. Wallace Neff, of Gin
cinnatt Is announced.
Mrs. Miller, widow Of the late Senator Miller,
OF California, Lieut. and Mrs. Clover are at their
home on Connecticut avenue, but the ladies are
busy preparing to remove and give up the house to
Its owner, Mr. Wilson, who will probably go into 1t
Glover viii go TO SAN Francisco on business soon,
and will most likely remain ON the Pacific coast for
time, but they lOlk forward 10 making their per-
manenJ home in Washington.
Mrs. w. C. P. Breckinridge and Miss Ella Breck-
inridge are at the Riggs house.
Miss Carrie Ryan, OF Charleston is the guest OF
the family OF Controller Trenholm. Miss Ryan
will visit Miss Leila Johnson at the home of Ad-
miral Fcbiger, next week.
Ex-Gov. Leslie, OF Kentucky, is at the Gramercy.
Oif1 triV
on Wednesday from three to six.
Miss COraline Walker will be with the family of
Representative McCreary at the Riggs this winter.
MI. and Mrs. David King have returned to their
residence on Connecticut avenue for the winter
The Bolivian Minister, Dr. Corral, with his
daughters, have taken the house 1O17 Connecticut
avenue.
Col. and Mrs. John hay gave large dinner
party last evening.
The Amaranth Social Club OF South Washington
held their meeting at the residence OF Miss Blanche
Matt1ngly, 6O7 9Th street southwest 1t was a
great success, dancing being indulged in up to a
featman, Mattlngly, Williamson, Fisher, Rodgers,
Yerger, and Messrs. Brock, Foote, Davis, Green
well, DoWl1ng, H1estOn, Keen, SENS Myer, Rec
side H. Murray, Reside F. Mosher, Todd, Seldom,
Young, Rodgers and Mattingly.
The ktrmeS executive committee consisting OF
the most Jealous and efficient workers for the
former brilliant social pageant, met yesterday
afternoon at the residence OF Mrs. Lewis Clephane.
All of the young ladies who participated in the
May k1rmeS are requested to meet for rehearSalS
at the same hours as before the order OF rehearSals
being unchanged. Mrs. Senator D0ph is chair
man OF the M1nuet Mrs. POindeXter Dunn OF the
Swedish, Mrs. commissioner Black OF the Indian,
Mrs. Warner Miller OF the TyrOlean, Mrs. Robert
Stevens and Mrs. Hlis OF the Japanese, Mrs. A. w.
Cochran OF the Gypsy. The chairman of the
Flower Dance AMI two other dances yet to be
chosen remain To be appointed, and also the aids
to the nine chapaones. Mrs. Bittinger and Mrs.
Rutherford were appointed permanent commit
tee On music.
senator and MI. Frye, Senator and Mrs VIII
liams, Representative and Mrs. Long and children,
Representatives johnson, OF New York, Holman
ilton.
Mrs DR.: Giesy and Miss Giesy win not be at
home to visitors on Monday next.
Miss Eva Lttell is visiting friends in New York.
Mrs Flora Adams Darling returned to the city
yesterday. She Is in mourning, and has with.
drawn entirely from society on account of In
creased DEAFNESS Mir. and Mrs Edward L Darling
are In New York for the winter. Mrs Darling,
{born Kllngle1 has been very H. but Is improving
They intend 10 leave early In the spring for an
extended tour In Europe
MI. Corcoran was out as usual this morning, not
w1thstanding the cold weather, and looking better
and he artter than he has for long time past. He
wore his accustomed red rose In his 0vercOat.
/ Representative Comstock arrived last evening
and Is located at 210 North Capitol street.