Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-11
KOoteuai Indians Usly

kOOtemai Indians lgly.
THREATENING TO AvENGE THE HANGING OF rHKgu
or THEIR NUMBER FOR MURDER.
CHICAGO. April ia dispatch from Helena,
and threaten 10 avenge the hanging OF three or
their number for murder by the white people Ths
governor has been called on Tor troops
The Buffalo Oh Fire . small One.
BUFFALO. n. Y, April 1.-THE loss by fire at the
Genesee on WORKS last night win not EXCEED
main works were saved and the fire was confined
| TO the parafiine works and cooper shops. Thrse
empty freight cars were also burned.
society N0ses.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Flora
West, second daughter OF Sir Lionel s. s. West the
the secretaries OF the French legation here They
Will be married in Paris soon. The Misses West
sail for Europe on the 2lst OF April.
II was much pleased company that assembled
In Mrs whitney's ballroom yesterday afternoon
10 hear Mr.. Riddle read. The reception parlors
and the ballroom, that was set with chairs werA
fragrant with the perfume OF lilies roses and
magnolias. Programs printed In heavy gold
letters on rough-edged folded cards were furnished
When the seats were well occupied Mr. Riddle as
cendea q [he r small gallery on the left sde Of the
"Aunt Dolefuls VISIT" by Mary kyle Dallas:
Eugene Aram" condensed, by Hood; AUX
by j. 4. Wheerght. Mrs. Whitney and Mr. Riddle
were both thanked and congratulated on the
pleasure tney mad bestowed upon those present
was laid In the dining-room, and from it the
guests were served Strawberries and cream Mrs
and Mrs. Bugher, VINO assisted, wore a dress of
rich black silk with a vest OF buttercup sllk,
Among those present were Mrs. Geores
Judge and Mrs Macarthur, Mrs. spinoia.
Miss Evarts and her sister. Mrs. Tweed, OF New
York; MI % and r,c. Mrs r johnson, Mrs; and Mss
and Mrs Horatlo King Mrs. Crosby, Mrs Lang.
horne, MIS-. J. NJ. Wilson. Miss Waller. Mrs An.
Boston; Miss Myrte Jones, Miss owens, Gen. and
Mrs Greely Mrs and Miss Condit smith, Miss
Lucy Corkhill, Miss Mattice, OF New YORK: Miss
Mrs. o'Reilly, Mrs n. = Lincoln. Mrs senator
Bowen, Mrs. senator walthall, Gen. Van vlet
Mrs. Febger, Mrs. and Miss Gouverneur, Mrs john
g. Moore. Miss Edes, and Mrs. TlJian Coney.
Col and Mrs l. Edwards Clarke gave tea from
TO O'Clock yesterday afternoon In compliment
10 their cousin, Miss Edna Dean Proctor. the we'll
known poetess, who has been spending some weeks
with them. In spite OF the disagreeable and stiIi
more threatening weather, the attendance WAS
quite large, Including marked percentage OF
literary and artistic people and the occasion
throughout was a most enjoyable one. Miss
Proctor leaves on Monday next for the north,
where she VIII spend the summer.
Mr. W. T. Perkins and Miss Marie Mcpherson
Beaton were married last evening at the parson-
age OF Grace NJ. L. church. Rev. w. 4. l. Weech
performed the ceremony.
Mrs Joseph C. Piercy, OF sandusky, is visiting
her mother, Mrs Knott
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strong. who have as their
sshtcego ea ve 51n,.,.r 49,, Snouon, VI
r,, ,a.. Ps. ~ s.uos .'euue.
Mrs Mayhew fiater entertained at breakfast
this morning her brother-in-law, the bishop OF
Georgia, bis daughter, Mrs. Sanger, and Mr..
Barber and sisters.
Miss Rosa Cotterflle has as her guest Mrs Vim.
Nurdaucb Reed Of Norfolk Va
rss- se..,ss >,en,s~~'S. :. a.. ,,.o...,-.,
Mra Sena'or Mcrhefson Is IN fnnaoeipnia Tor
few days.
Mrs. Mann gave ladies' luncheon to-day.
Mr.. Gordon Mckay. Mrs John r. Mclean Nrs
John v. L. Pruyn. Justice ana MA Miller Mn
Acosta, and Ms. l. J. Davis gave dinner parties
last night
Commodore and MIS- Schley gave a small dane
ING Marty for Miss schley LAST evening
'ns pa r,.os,s W ;. -, =, iass 80, -.
MIS- reaieuu - noN az no'ne W caiers tnis af.
Conkling.
Mrs and Miss Bradley gave a luncheon veutar-
A., 's'sSi-
oAy.
Gen. and MIS- McCook entertaineda o small party
ct dinner last evening
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