Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-31
NEW YEAR DAY.
List of Those Receiving and not Receiv.
ing.

Presidents reception on New Years day, 1889.
At IL a. m.-The President will receive the
members of the cabinet and the diplomatic
corps.
At Ills a. m.-The Chief Justice and the
associate justices of the Supreme Court Of the
United States, the judges Of the United States
Court of Claims, and the judges Of the Su-
preme Court of the District of Columbia.
At 11:25 a. m.-senators and Representatives
in Congress, the Commissioners Of the District
of Columbia, and the judicial officers of the
District, ex-members of the cabinet, and ex-
of the United States.
At 11.4O a. m-The officers of the army, the
navy, and the marine corps.
At IL m.-The regents and the secretary of
the Smithsonian Institution, the commissioner
of agriculture, the commissioner Of labor, the
civil-service commissioners, the interstate
commerce commission, the assistant secretaries
of the departments, the assistant postmasters
general, the solicitor general, the assistant at
torneys general. the heads of the bureaus of
the several departments. and the president Of
the Columbian institute for the deaf and dumb.
At 1915 D. m.-The Associated Veterans OF
the War of 1916, the Grand Army of the Repub-
lic and the members of the Oldest Inhabitants
association of the District of Columbia.
will terminate at 2 p. m.
Carriages will approach the executive man
sion by the eastern gate and leave by the west
ern. Pedestrians will approach the mansion
by the western gate and leave by the eastern.
The President will be assisted by Mrs.
Cleveland and the ladies of the cabinet, Miss
Bayard, Mrs. Fairchild, Mrs. Whitney, and Mrs.
Dickinson
In the absence of Minister7Preston, the dean
of the diplomatic corps. the line of diplomats
attending the reception will be headed by
Baron de Fava, the italian minister. or in his
absence by the Belgian minister, Mr.. Bounder
de Melsbraeck.
Secretary Whitney has requested all officers
of the navy and marine corps in Washington
to assemble in special full-dress uniform at the
Navy department tomorrow at 11:20. They will
form under the direction of the senior officer
ceed in body to the Executive Mansion.
Probably two hundred officers will be in the
line.
The sudden death Of Mrs. Gen. Schofeld yes
terday will not interfere with the reception of
the army officers by the President, except that
Gen. Schofeld and his staff will be absent. The
line will be headed by the Oldest of the retired
officers in the city.
In view Of the great loss sustained by the gen.
eral commanding the army, in the death of
Mrs. Schofield, the usual reception Of the Sec
retary of War and Mrs. Endicott on January
will be omitted.
The Attorney-Generals house. 915 Rhode
Island avenue. will be thrown open to callers
New Years day from to 8. Miss Garland will
be assisted by Mrs. Sanders Garland, Mrs. and
Miss Wilcox, Miss Frank Strong, Miss Bull of
st. Louis; Miss Gorham, of Texas; Miss Wilson,
Miss Riley, Miss Dunn Miss Trenholm and Miss
jerks.
The Misses Bayard will be assisted by Mrs.
Gray, wife of Senator Gray, Of Delaware, and
Miss Andrews, of Baltimore, 2 until 6.
Mrs. Villas will be assisted by Miss Villas, Mrs.
William Fox, of Milwaukee, Wis.,; Mrs. Royal
Mrs. Daniel Lamont, Miss Theaker, Of New
York; Miss Mary Wilson and Miss Emily Thom,
from 2 until 6.
Mrs. Dickinson, at her residence, 1854 street,
assisted by Mrs. Frank Hoyt johnson, of
BROOKLYN. N. Y; Mrs. H. T. Lyster: Of Detroit;
and Miss Margaret Sinclair, of Detroit, from
2 until 6.
Mrs. Fairchild will be assisted BY Mrs. Hugh
s. Thompson, Mrs. Isaac H. Maynard the
wives Of the Assistant Secretaries Of the Treas
ury.
Mrs. Whitney, 1871 1, assisted by Mrs.
Gouverneur Morris, of New York; Mrs. John
Sherwood, and Mrs. Frank Mcleod, from 1
until 8.
Other Receptions.
Miss Florence and Josephine Arnold, assisted
by Miss McGrath. of Ohio, and Miss Camilla
Burnes 1912 G, from IL to 8.
Mrs. c. H. Allen, assisted by Mrs. F. w. Pease.
Mrs. J. P. Miller, Miss Hattie c. Jenkins, and
Miss Maude F. Gruelle; 1545 9Th, from to TO-
Mrs. Walter Allen; 1lS c sc.
Miss Clara 2. Ashley, assisted by Miss Nettie
Il. PETER, of Carlisle, Pa; 20l2 G, from 2 to 6.
Miss U. Lorena Ambrose, with Miss Minnie
White; lexington. Gales Woods, from to 10.
Mrs. L. Burkart-Allen at home to intimate
friends and members of the National Rifles;
1922 Sth; from 5 to 8.
Col and Mrs. de Arnaud. assisted by Mrs. J.
Logan Chapman, of Detroit: 1928 18th.
Miss May Anderson; 1905 5th.
The Misses Aylmer, with Mrs. ]. H. Soule;
Miss Carrie Abbott, with Mrs. P. W. Cole
man; 1913 9Th;
Miss B. J. Armstrong, with Miss Lille Ar
mOur; 1904 @.
Miss Armour, assisted by Misses Bertha
Thomson, Louise Galeski, Grace Bayly and
Bertha Armstrong. after II: 1604 O.
Miss Emma V. Brandeburg. with Mrs. J. W.
Dunn and Miss Nettie Mcfarland; 4S6 New
Jersey ave. Sc.
Mrs. Job Barnard. assisted by Mrs. J. J. Ed
SON and Mrs. F. NJ. Heaton; 9O7 R.
Miss Lillian, Effie. and Helen Bassett assisted
Emily Roth and Miss Ida Price; lib 7th n.e.,
after II o'clock.
Mrs. L. A. Brandenbury, assisted by Miss
Lille d. Neumeyer; l4l0 Columbia.
Miss Dora Breuninger, assisted by the Misses
Daisy Held and Tillie Dougherty; 453 Massa-
chusetts ave., from 3 to 8.
Miss Mary Z. Boss. assisted by Fannie and
Susie Boss and Miss Bertha Bartels; 2O11 Port
ner Place. after 2.
Mrs. VIM. Henry Browne, assisted by her
mother: Mrs. Knowlton, Mrs. Harrison H.
Dodge, Mrs. Riddle and Mrs. Andrew Dunlap:
1645 X.
Mrs. NJ. ID. bryan, assisted by Miss Bryan,
Miss Edwards, Miss Quackenbush, Miss Rod
rigue. Miss Maggie Darnielle, Miss Emily Carr
Miss Lou Critcher, of Alexandria, Miss Johns
Miss Jackson. Miss Pattie Harvey and the
Misses Silvey; 1912 18th: after q
Mrs. VIM. B,asland, assisted by her daughter
Lizzie and Miss Nina Bracket, Miss Grace
McColloch and Miss Ella Delahay, Of Balti-
more; 915 o; after /.
Miss Bertha Bennett, assisted by Miss Margie
Zimmerman; 1114 B n. e.; from q to 8.
Mrs. Jerome Burnett, with Mrs. A. G, Will
kinson; 1926 X.
Mrs. c. A. Bacon and nieces. Miss Craig, of
Iowa, with Mrs. A. G. Wilkinson; 1925 X.
Miss Clara P. Bsteman, with Mrs. Harriet A.
B. Corts and Miss Hattie E. Sharp; 5S4 20th.
Misses Bid. assisted by Misses Knoch Sarah
Rady, and Nellie Prout; $40 B s.w., from 2 to g.
Miss Bruce Banks with Mrs. BENZ. 8. Plat;
602 L. after 2.
Miss Mamie R. Brooks with Mrs. 2. P. Gunion;
941 o.
Mrs. F. E. Buckholtz, assisted BY her sister,
Miss Rose Doyle; 1909 18th, 5 tot.
Mrs. o. b. Brown, at the Young Mems
Christian Association rooms
Mrs. s. s. Burdett; 174S N; from II to f.
Mrs. A. T. Britton, assisted by Mrs. H. L.
Swords. Mrs. W. A. Gait, Miss Louise 8. Reed,