Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02
PERSONAL MOVEMENTS, ETC.
The Presidential aud Departmental
Families.


The Presidential aud Departmental
Families.
TIE WHEREABOUTS or OTHER HOUSEHOLDS
Mrs. Cleveland with Mrs. Folsom is naying q
long delayed visit TO her many iends in
Buffalo. This is Mrs. Cieveiand's hS visit to
her old home since her return from Earope and
her marriage. There are matters OF business
requiring attention, and Mrs. Cleveland will
make her invitations OF guests Tor the winter
gaseiies Mrs Cleveland viii return next week,
and Mrs. Folsom will be with her.
Secretary and Mrs. Manning will not return
Tor lew days longer. They will have with
them Miss Mary Manning. who will be a debu-
tante this winter.
Secretary and Mrs. Endcott Miss Epdicott
and Mr. VIM. G. Endicoit ir returned from
Ssien, Mass, on Thursday evening. They are
ali In high spirits, ana are looking forward to q
season that viii bring lever c.uses of mourning
10 administration circes than did the last one.
The impending cold spell win drive residents
from Lenox. Mrs. Whitney will spend a fort
nignt In her New York house before coming
on bere Tor the winter.
secretary Lamar took possession of his newly
leased premises. 1915 street on Thursday
The house Is just cut OF thomas circle and 10
opposite the Japanese legation. Tue secretary's
household viii Comprise his daughter, Miss
Lamar, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. q. Z. Lamar, Jr.,
anu SON. The house II con,I,T Ia5sy and sumpt-
uously furnished. and IL will be one uf tue most
hospitable In the city.
Miss Villas viii go Monday 10 Chicago to
spend The week i'm her wonied haunis for shop
pug. Miss ->eilie Villas, Who rs with res lions
ln Madison, Wis.,, Will join her mother in
Chicago and may probably accompany her
home. Secretary Lamar dined with the Post
master General ana Mrs. Villas ON Thursday
night.
Hon. w. W. Corcoran with Dr. yelling called
10 pay his respects 10 Mrs Villas on Thursday,
Secretary Lamar also made "A formal call.
a Arse .l..I nrA
Madame ReurterskioId, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
hayes, Mrs. Heiy AT and Mrs. John Davis were
present at reception given by Mrs. Whitney
at Lenox.
Justice Miller is in the city. Mrs. Miller and
her grahddaugnter were expected home from
Saratoga to-day.
Minister and Madame Kuki are IN New York
city. They are looked Tor AT the Legation early
next week.
Mrs. s. l.. Breese. who rented her city house to
the secretary of the Interior, has gone 70 Berke-
ley Springs TO occupy her nome there with her
mother during the absence OF Capt Breese, who
Is commanding the flagship Lancaster In the
Soutu Atiauttc squadron.
Third Auditor Williams has returned from Q
visit TO Evansville, Ind. Mrs. Williams post
poned her coming for some weeks
The Misses Edith and Gertrude oberly. daagh-
ters of the civil service commissioner, are visit
friends In Kansas City.
Baron Zedtwitz, who is charge d'affaires during
the absence In Germany OF Minister Alvensle-
ben, has gone to Lenox for a change OF air.
Baron and the Baroness Rosen are In New
York entertaining the Russian guests. T.ey
will return to the Russian legation next week
10 stay until Minister de Struve comes back or
decides TO remain away.
Mrs. L. J. Brennan aud her children have 10
turned from visiting in Canada.
Sergeant Diusmore, of the White House stan,
has returned from cruising about In New Eng
land waters, greatly improved in health and
the gamer OF eleven pounds In weight
Mr.. Charles Nordhon is interviewing the
Canadians upon the tariff, annexation, aud re-
ciprociIy at s.. John, New Brunswick, for the
New York Herald.
Ex-Commissioner and Mrs. Edmonds have
returned from their northern Journeyings, but
tney propose leaving early next week for an ex.
tended tour through the western states.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Mclean and son have
returned from Saratoga Springs aud are resid-
ing at No. Lafayette square until repairs upon
the Hamilton Fish house. on McPherson square,
are completed, when they Will move inUo the
newly decorated house.
Justice Gray will return 10 the city next
Thursday. HIS projected building upon the
southeast corner ol 16th and streets WAS only
stopped ON account VI the labor troubles. The
work will GO on by next spring at the latest
Mrs, V. r. Berry gave a dinner party OH We'd
nesday evening in honor OF her guests, Mr.. aud
Madame DE Mesternburg. Other guests were
Gen. Beale, Mr.. Horace Helyar, Mr. Walter
Berry and Miss Berry. NJ. DE westernberg was
minister from the Netherlands To this capital
ten years ago, and Deiore leaving was married
To Miss Watson, q society belle from Florida.
Since that time he has represented his govern
ment at Rome. They leit the city this morn
ing to visit florida, where Madame DE Vest
ernberg owns soIne plantations. Tney Will sail
Tor Italy soon thereafter.
Mrs. John Davis will be In her home. on Con-
uecticut avenue, about the middle of the month.
Judge Davis and Miss Lucy Frelingnuysen.
VINO are travelling In Europe, nave also set their
iaces homeward.
Mrs. VIM. Fisher and Miss Kate Cheevers,
arrived this morning from Rutherford, n. J.,
and has gone dtrec,l ~ To ner recent purchase ON
the corner Of n aud 18th streets.
DIR. James Il. Salisbury arrived In New York
from London the steamer Servia, to-day.
Senator and Mrs. Logan have rented their
Chicago house for the winter, and Mrs. Logan
will return 10 Washington next week TO oe
near her daughter, Mrs. Tucker. who Is In poor
health.
Invitations are out for the marriage OF Miss
Belle Pearson, daughter of the late Joseph L.
Pearson, the well-known printer, and Mr..
George L. Ndetto, OF Erie, Pa, at Foundry NJ.
f. church, October l3, 1856, al 8 p. m.
Miss Ethel Fish, daughter OF Hon. Ros. A.
Fish, lett yesterday to visit her aunt, Mrs. How.
ard swain, Of baltimore.
Mr.. Aniopio Bregazzi and daughter. Miss
where the young lady will finish her musical
studies.
DIR. aud Mrs. Bullock have just returned from
Saratoga, Niagara and Watkins Glen.
Mrs. A. c. Ford and Miss Toinette Ford, OF
LOUIS ana. are stopping at 939 III street
DIR. Frank I. Howe. editor OF the oapitai. gave
a breakfast In honor Of Mr.. Richard Mansfield,
the ACTOR, on Thursday morning.
Judge Westei Wiiioughby and family have
returned from Colonial Beach.
Chief Clerk Hogg, OF the Navy department,
has taken quarters at the Clarendon for the
Political Notes.