Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27
Society Notes.

| mrs. Cl6VelanQ QrlveS In from oak View even
| pleasant day with her aunt, Mrs Harmon who 4:
her guest They alight at the White House
where they spend short time, and the pretty
| sight OF the Presidents wife handling the whif
and reins Is grateful one TO the crowds assem-.
bled for the midday handshak1ng.
Miss West and Miss Amalie West returned tc
the city late last evening from New York CITY,
Lord Sackvile preceded them a week ago.
Mrs.. Fairchild is expected back to the city on
the frst OF November.
Captain and Mrs. Bugher and son went to New
York city yesterday.
Miss Katie Beach Joined her mother and sister
| In their Farragut Square home this week The
family spent the summer at Bar HarbOr, and Miss
Beach has been visiting In Philadelphia No day
mas been set for the marriage OF Miss Katie Beach
and Mr.. VIM. Thomson, and probably it VIII not
occur until the spring.
Miss Lille Duncan, daughter OF the late General
Thomas Duncan, and Mr.. George Baxter OF this
city, will be married on the 3lst OF this month.
MI. Thomas Wilson returned from Ohio Thurs
day night.
Mr.. Lucius Otis and his sister, Miss W,nifred
Otis, OF Chicago, are the guests OF Mira Hine, at
Prospect Hill, Mount Pleasant. The visitors are
friends Of the Chief Justices family. who have ex-
tended TO them many pleasant courtestes.
Mr.. and Mrs Chaa n. Foulke have taken the
house No. 2O13 Massachusetts, avenue for the sea-
son. Mr.. and Mrs FoHlke lived In Philadelphia
some time ago, but have been spending their time
In recent years in Europe
Mr.. and Mrs Isham Hornsby VIII reach thei
home here tonight
Mrs. N. L Norton and daughter have returned
to their home, 027 Faragut Square. MrS ana
Miss Norton spent the summer at Oakland, Md.
Senator Ingalls, and his family are spending q
fortnight IN the cottage tnsy occupied at stoning-
Mrs Whitney remained in New York over thin
week In order to entertain President Cleveland
Ma Gen. U. s. Grant Is suffering with asthma
Miss A. G. Ayars has returned to the city and Is
located at No sos 18th street northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L Williams are located I'm
their new home. No. 1928 street.
Lieut. and Ms. Staunton have moved from 1850
N street to 1923 Rhode Island avenue. Mrs. and
Miss Biddle will spend the winter with them.
The japanese minister and Madame Mutsu hayo
been making the justices calls this week ana they
also see visitors In the legation Madame enter.
strument constructed on the plan Of q dulcimer %
aud called In the japanese tongue "kotop She r.
also making & progress . IN the use o. the English
the legation and adding ballroom TO its already
hospiJable proportions
MI. b. BE. MacFarland ana Miss MARY nouo,a..
who were married to-day, VIII 20 away for q
keep house In her isther's home, isi6 = street. .A
Ms. Jno. w. douglass viii make an extended
visit among nisnd. @ n the Tar West and NJ.
Justice Gray has moved into hts new house m
the corner OF and 10th streets, and the ladies of
nus circle aIe aomlr1ng from the outsde bis taste
The wife and daughter Of Rsv. Mr. Prescots, who
o4 nss tss cn1fcn @Ic9 u are a. the
formally presented In society here this season.
Admiral Simpson, who has been III at Newport
all summer, u now convalesceus ana at the Gram
mercy. ne = accompanied BY his daughteE, Mss
Prof and ArA Toda and Ais Todd are as the
0rammercy.
The family Of the Hawaiian minister are ex-
pected % arrive from Europe to-day. They have
retaken the house on New AAmpahtEe avenue that
they occupied Last year.
III. James Coleman has taken Marcellus Baileyr
house on FArragut square. and win resade there
t1ls winter with his family. NJ. Coleman Was the
saw part9er q TIE lete Matthew Carpenter when
no had law-o6nce n this cry.
Mss Julia h Dalch. Who haB spent tAe lase Souz
months n Virginia. Wege ylry1n1a ana Oakiand
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