Evening star., 1886-10-16

PERSONAL MOvEMEXTS, ETC.
Mrs. Cleveland and her mother, Mrs. Folsom,
frequently take long walks about the north
western outskirts of the city. They spent FRI
day afternoon, when the President was away,
In this way. Mrs, Cleveland sees callers in the
evening by special arrangement Of friends who
make the appointment. and received Mr.. James
9. Jenkins, OF Milwaukee, with Mrs. Villas,
early In the week.
Mrs. Manning and Miss Mary Manning are
overseeing the com APPLETON OF improvements I'm
their Dupont Circle home. They will entertain
!avishly this season, as Mrs. Manning intends
MS MS sn MANS aeSHa yssr snail De very gay one
party on Thursday.
The japanese Minister and Mrs. Kuki have
returned from their northern trip. Mrs. Kuki
likely to bs one Of The most Sosp;,sbis H I iO the
capital
Minister de styuve is on the ocean, returning
to this country, It Is said alone. Important
changes are AN anticipated at the Russian legation
Mrs. Hazen and her mother Mrs. Washing
ton Mclean, have gone to New York to meet
Mrs. Bugher, who Is expected to arrive from
Europe by steamer today.
Mrs and Miss Dolph are also expected to ar.
rive In New York to-day. Senator Dolph will
Monday.
Representative Grosvenor gave box party
to see Herrnann's tricks on Tuesday night
Miss Edes has returned from her summer
house on K street.
Col. and Mrs. Bonaparte are still at Newport.
and will not return before November 1st
Miss Mary Wilson returns from Q visit to
Harrisburg to-day.
Marshal and Mrs. Wilson are preparing TO re-
peat the hospitaiities OF last season at their
pleasant home.
Gen. aud Mrs. Ricketts, have returned from
the funeral or Mrs. Lawrence. which took place
at Elizabeth last FRIDAY. Miss Daisy Ricketts,
IL Still in Portland, Me.
Senator and Mrs. Pugh will remove from their
1928 Rhode Island avenue.
Journal Clerk and airs. A. w. Cochran have
returned from White Sulphur Springs and will
be with Senator Push At the new address.
Gen. and Mrs. Black have returned from their
western tour. They accompanied Gen. Bur-
dette on his special train, and were accorded re-
ceptiops by the @. A. r. posts at the principal
towns on the route. They crossed the path OF
the two parties had separate engagements.
Mrs. Major Hughes has spent q pleasant sum.
iner at Newport, N. y and on Long Island.
Mrs. Hughes is now at 1918 street.
The iamily of DR.. Wharton Is ut Mrs. Nourses,
where they will remain until the completion of
the handsome house they are building ON Hill.
yer Place. Vne engagement Of Miss Wharton
to Mr. John Poor has now been autnoritatively
announced.
Miss Anna Kearney, stepdaughter of Admiral
Cpshur and sisteruf Mrs. Russell ssel'ridge, will
be married 10 Lieut. Ridgely Hunt on Nuvem.
b 81, the bridesmaids are to Le Miss Gouv,r.
toria Emory, Miss Mn.lie West and Miss 6. Nor
ris. The Yroomsmen will We brothers vi the
-, ~ 'om. Mr.. Livingston Hunt aud Mr.. Gaylord
Mrs. Blatchford accompanied Justice Batch.
ford on his return 70 the city last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pollok have returned
from Europe and are in their elegant home on
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed. nee Yuiee, Mr.. Yulee, Miss
Yuiee and Miss Florida and Mr.. Dickerson of
from New York for the funerai services oI ex-
senator Iuee here. Alter the service 1t was
an ~ %ny Tue family let.
delphia, In tne vicinity OF Bryn Mawr. Mr..
Yuiee was not seriously III wuen they LETT Bar
way hoine, was q sudden blow to his bereaved
family. & ~
Mr.. and Mrs. D: Percy Morgan are spending
the honeymoon quietly at The family house on
@ scost Circle; : Tney drive about every dag In u
S Tue I Nis;ss .seass dsassisrs 4 the British
m,al:,ss I, ss,srned rom Francs, where
governess. - s p i'F
Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Hubbard are about to
retire to their country place, which is near the
Presidents cottage. They make the Change
hoping it will prove beneficial 70 their daughter
Mrs. Grossinan, vino Is Ill.
Mrs. Senator Hale has set her Washington
house in order, and is soon to sail for Europe
with her three boys, TO be gone three years.
Mrs. Frances H. Burnett has left her Nahant
cottage and gone to Boston. where she will
probably remain until the first vi the new year.
She Is much improved IN nealth.
Mr. E. B. Lehman, attache of the Brit
ish legation, has taken the 70 ms at the Port.
land. iatcly occupied by Baron Won Zsdtwi,z.
Mr.. A. NJ. Gibson. counsel tor the Mormon
party in Congress last session, will take tor this
winter the rooms now occupied by Secretary
Lamar.
Mr. Austin p. Brown, Admiral Temple. and
Medical Director and Mrs. Brown, Gen. Ward
LamOn, senator and Mrs. Manderson, and Mrs
Lieut.. Manney. OF Annapolis. will be at the
Portland for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pellew, of New York, who were
SO pleasant an addition to society last year, have
taken the house Of Pay Inspector Hoy for "a
year. Ii adjoins the house OF Mr.. John Davis
on Connecticut avenue.
Mr.. J. F. Elmore, the late Peruvian minister
here. is in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Barber. who with their
family are still abroad, are now Keeping house
in Paris, where they will probably spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolklom, Mrs. r. B. Scott, Mr..
Owen Scott PaynAster Stenc!iff and Capt.
and Mrs. McNuliy are located at the Hamilton
tor the winter.
Mr.. joseph Medill, of the Chicago Tribune
and his two daughters, Mrs. Patterson and Miss
Medill, will spend the winter together in Paris
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsdell returned to the city
on Monday, for the purpose OF getting settled
for the winter. They are at present at the
Ebbitt. but whether they will remain there
permanently or not Is not yet decided. Mss
Eta accompanied them as far As Baltimore
where she stopped to visit friends, but will be
with them before long. Their SON Morton has
Joined the service Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
company, In Phiiadelphia, with excellent
tutere prospects.
AT last advices Judge 8. w. Johnston and
and his sister. Miss Elizabeth Bryant Johnston
expected TO sail for home last Wednesday The
movements Of Mrs. Johnston aud Mis-. Mary
were not fully decided upon, but they will
probably remain abroad for some time yet
Mrs. and Miss Ryan are in Charleston at pres.
ent, but will soon join Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Ryan, who are temporarily at their new pur.
chase, Dumbarton Hall, near Tenleytown.
Miss Emily w. Dyer. daughter OF Col. Geo. W.
Dyer, who has been spending the summer
abroad, sailed ior nome, from Antwerp, last
Saturday, the 9th inst
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Neagle have returned to
the city from their bridal trip SOUTH which In.
cluded q visit to Mr.. Neayle's Q old home ia South
CsrOlina, and an Inspection Of the eartuou uake
devastated regions about Charleston and sum
inervilie.
Hon. and Mrs. A. D. Lynch, of Indianapolis.
Mrs. George w. Fritcil, and Mrs. B. w. Rogers,
ot Denver, Col, are stopping at the Hamilton,
city.
A pleasant birthday party was given ut the
residence Of Mr.. J. N. Rud.l, 1O2 q street north.
west, on Wednesday evening, the occasion
icing the birthday OF his daughter Miss s.
Rudd. Among those present were Misses Mag