Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-12-29
MRS. MORTON,

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 work and became nhs' "ohioN'
 an expert in making bread. an accom- plishment in which her hand has not lost it's cunning. One of her early ad mirers says that her usual church dress was soft brown merino, with a big bon net, and her visiting dress "a lavender sprtgged delaine trimmed with real lace st the neck and wrists" It only remains to add thnt she was married in "a gown of fine bishops lawn, with a tiny bit of embroidery on the neck and sleeves" !" and the millinery part of this sketch will be complete.
 Mrs. Harrison is still 8 handsome wo- man, an active member of the Presby- terian Union church, patron of all its lum of Indianapolis, and generally one whom her associates and co-religionists will greatly miss. She has had expert ence in Washington while her husband was senator from Indiana Her daughter, Mrs. Mary Mckee, and the latter's two children, will reside with her in Wash ington; and her daughter-in-law, the wife of Mir. Russell Harrison, will be a frequent visitor. Mir. Russell Harrison'E home IS on big cattle ranch in Mon tana; his wife is daughter of Senator Saunders of Nebraska, and he has one child. A@a
 "There will be two White Houses in Washington during the next administrar tion," say the enthusiastic society ladies of New York; for Mrs. Levi P. Morton is young, handsome and vivaciQus, with all the tact and conversational ability fo1 which American ladies of high social position are noted. And, it may be added, no lady in the city has had iron, the start higher social position thar Mrs. Morton, as she Is of one of the old est families, and her associates are of thu old Knickerbockers, and tho Astors Goelets, Van Rensselaers and all the res of the noted -Four Hundred" She hai four daughters, the oldest but IA; bu her only son died while the family wa. in London. She is SO much younge than the vice president elect that shi seems moro like on older sister of he daughters. x~x
 AS there will be mild flavor of Pres byterianism about the White House, 1t | only fair that the Arnenians should holt tho fort at the vice presidential mansion and Mrs. Morton is an enthusiastic Epis copalian. Her husbands millions an, her own social grace make her an impoI tant factor in her church. The Morton are now leaving their beautiful coun try place at Rhinebeck, up the Hudson for their city residence at 80 Fifth ave nue, and there they expect to entertai Mrs. Harrison in December. The lad will visit New York in response to an il vitation from Mrs. Grant, widow of tn general and president, whose guest MT: Harrison win be. Mrs Sartoris (Nelh Grant, is also expected to spend the vii ter with her mother.
 While 1t Is matter of qualification oil patriots that the social features of th next administration are to be so brillian Americans may well feel a thrill of prid that tho ladies of the White House hay 80 generally maintained tho highe! standard of American womanhoot Martha Washington's name is hous' hold word for dignity and nobility character Mrs. Abigail Adams, wife the second president, was not only bri liant in society and a success In givin
 warmth to an administration that scene in other respects "cold" one, but WI also 0 writer of remarkable talen
 Thomas Jefferson was a widower, an the social features were secondary durir
 his administration The "reign" of Dol
 Madison, wife of the fourth president,
 still the great social success by which 8
 others gre judged. Of her innedia a ssssSssesH less is known, but the lit