National Republican., 1888-01-11
DINING THE,PREsIDENT,
He and Mrs. Cleveland Entertained By
Secretary Bayard.

He and Mrs. Cleveland Entertained by
Secretary Bayard.
Secretary and the Misses Bayard enter
talned the President and Mrs. Cleveland at
dinner last evening. Covers were laid for
eighteen. Secretary and Mrs. Fairchild,
Secretary and Mrs. Endicott, Col. L. @.
g. Lamar, ex.secretary OF the Interior;
Mr.. George L. Rlves, assistant secretary Of
state; Hon. George Bancroft, President OF
the Senate and Mrs. 1ngalls, Speaker Of
the House and Mrs. Carlisle, Misc Lock-
New York, who is the guest Of the white
house.
Secretary and Mrs. Whitney entertained
q lsrge party at dinner last evening, and
after dinner an invited company Joined the
diners, and there was dancing In the ball
room.
Nine. Romero opened the Mexican lega-
tion for public reception yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Acosta gave dinner on Monday to
the Viscomte de le Bassetiere, ex.Gov. and
Mrs. and Miss Carroll, Col. Berret, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert HincBley, Miss Howard, Comte
de Chambrun, and Miss O'Donnell.
Mrs. Nelson Brown has issued cards for
party on the 18th. "
Mt, ana Mrs. La II. Letter Will entertain
aparty with dancing this evening.
Mlss Grace Storrs, Of Scranton, Pa, Is
Waiting her school friend, Mrs. Cleveland,
at the white house.
Miss Waite has been seriously III with
pneumonia, and is not entirely recovered.
Mrs. W. Z. Curtis will be assisted to- day
at her reception by Mrs. John G. Moore, OF
New York.
Justice and Mrs. Matthews entertained q
party OF young people at dinner last eve
ming.
Mrs. Senator Palmer will receive on
Thursday, assisted by Mrs. Representative
Boutelle, OF Maine, her daughter, Miss
Grace Boutelle. and Miss Cutcheon, Of
Michigan.
Miss Mary Wilson's tea on Monday for
young ladies only was marked success.
The girls came and stayed, laughed aud
drank, and had q most hilarious time Mrs.
Wilson and Mrs. noilyday. wlth Miss Por-
ter, OF Harrisburg, Miss Villas, Miss Green,
and Miss Susie Brown, held court In the
dining room. Nearly hundred girls In
spite OF the driving storm, were present.
The german Of the Bachelors Club was
danced last Monday night at the National
Rifles Armory. Mr.. Frank Lee led the
german, and there were no flowers. The
german opened at 1880.
Mr. and Mrs Stanley Matthews gave
dinner party to youns people last Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sidney Whitman
have out invitations for the marriage of
their sister, Miss Gulielma Bostick and Mr..
Ernest Wilkinson, U. s. N, on Wednesday
evening, JAM is, at So'clock, at st. John's
Church.
Miss Eustis, granddaughter OF Mr.. w.
W. Corcoran, attended the New YEARS.
ball at Delm onico's, in New York, last
week, and "attracted much attention." SO
1t is recorded.
Mrs. j. B. Edmonds, OF X street, will be
at home to callers on Tuesdays during jan
uary.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. N. Huyck have issued
cards for tea to introduce their two at
tractive daughters to their circle OF friends.
The young ladies have been in Germany at
school for the past two years, and are
deeply learned as well as beautiful.
Mrs. and Miss Chandler had largely at
tended reception on Saturday, and will be
at home on that day hereafter.
There was Jolly LEAP. year dance at the
marine barracks last Monday afternoon,
attended by large number OF young ladies
and their chaperones, who went through
storm and snow to the post.
Mrs. Daniel will receive at her residence,
| 100 Nineteenth street northwest, on Thurs
day from to z o'clock, assisted by Mrs.
W. II. f. Lee, Mrs. G. +. O'Ferrall, Mrs.
E. H. Murrell, and Misses Cabell, Heith
and Hamllck.
Mrs. and Miss Cabell, 1407 Massachusett.
avenue, will not be at home to callers to
day.