The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
TnE sEAsoNls srATE p1NNnns.

THE SEASONS STATE DINNERS.
President and Mrs. Cleveland will give
State dinners and receptions as follows dur
Ing the coming season;
Tuesday, January /, Presidents reception,
II a. m. till 2 p. IN.
Thursday, January TO- Cabinet dinner
Saturday, January IL, Mrs. Cleyeland's re-
ception, till > p. IN,
Thursday, January IL, reception to the
Diplomatic Corps, till II p. IN.
Thursday January "A, Diplomatic dinner.
Saturday, January 20, Mrs. Cleyelaud's re-
ception, 3 TIL 8 p. IN.
Thursday, January 81, reception TO Con
gress and the Judiciary, 0 till II p. m.
Thursday, February 7, Judiciary dinner
Saturday, February 0, Mrs Cleyeland's re-
ception, 8 till 5 p nj,
Thursday, February IA, reception to the
Army, Navy and Marine Corps, 0 till IL
p. m.
Thursday, February 81, reception to the
public 9till IL p. m
Saturday, February %, Mrs. Cleveland's re-
ceptioni till .. N.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. Don NJ. Dickinson and Mrs. Whitney
were the only Cabinet ladies who held the
usual Wednesday reception yesterday.
The regular social season opens next week
in all It's glory; the formal round Of social calls
In all the branches OF political life will begin
and the social ball will twirl for the winter.
Mrs. John Sherwood of New York is ex-
pected 10 arrive at the Arlington to-day She
will give reading at Mrs. WhitneYs on Sat
urday evening.
Invitations have been Issued by the Chilian
Minister senor de Wares, for dinner on Fri
day.
The secretary Of the British Legation, Mr.
pU a NYia
York,
ExCommissioner and Mrs. Edmunds this
evening will entertain party Of friends at
dinner.
Senator and Mrs. Hearst will return to the
capital IN the early part Of next week
A musicale viii be held tomorrow evening
at the residence Of Mrs. Harry Wells, No. 2Ol2
X street,
Invitations have been issued by Professor
| and Mrs, William ID. Cabell for dance to be
| given their scholars tomorrow eyenngI
Mrs H. q. Parker and Miss Parker have is
| sued invitations for reception on Thursday,
| January 3, at their residence, 1854 NJ street.
Miss Georgine Campbell, the successful por-
trait painter, accompanied by her mother,
| Will have apartments at Wizards this season.
Count de Foresta, Secretary OF the Italian
| Legation, has been appointed to the Legation
At Brussels. He will be succeeded by signor
Denito
A very handsome dinner was given last
night by Mr.. A. 4, Britton, at which the fol
lowing prominent business mon sat down
10 tho table, b II, Warder, NJ. NJ. Parker
Crosby $. Noyes, B.H. Warner, Charles L
Pearson, John Joy Edison, Horace j. Gray
George 4, Emmous aud Charles q. Duncan
SON
Miss Mary Jones, daughter Of Senator
Jones OF Arkansas, left Christmas day fo
New York, accompanied by her brother, Jame
Jones and Mr. Robert l., Owen. She taileC
Wednesday, tho 26th, In charge Of u. s. Con
sui W, w Lang and wife, on the steame
Lain, They 10 direct TO Hamburg from
thence to Paris, where Miss Jones will stud
music and French, and afterward make tou
OF Italy and Germany, Miss Jones oujov
great popularity IN Washington as WA
evidenced by the gathering OF loving school
mates and friends who assembled at the depO
TO bid her adieu, and they all anxiously avail
tidiugs OF her safe arrival
Miss Malylna Henry Haywood Of Raleigh
n. O., aud Professor Walter e.. Rappleye a
OswegO were married yesterday at the resl
dence OF the brides father, Mr. Edward Gra
ham Haywood ir, by Rev. j. b. Perry OF 81
Andrews Church. After the ceremony Nh
and Mrs Rappleye left for tour In th
/ North
} Mrs II, b. holman OF Washington, Ark
, is visiting this city, the guest OF Senator am
Mrs. James X. Jones, 0l5 NJ street.
"Clussn Cromwell has returned to tho cit,
after trip TO tho South, ana will represent
Memphis paper this winter
! Mr. A. NJ Lawrence, the correspondent q
the =. Francisco Examiner, viii leave 70
I San Ftt'hcisco the latter part Of the week.
. Mr. Harry b. Mason has returned froI
Boston.