Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30
STILL IMPROVING.
General Sheridan Thought 10 be ON the
Road 20 Recovery.

When STAR reporter called at Gen. Sheridan's
residence at $50 O'Clock this morning he
was informed by Col Blunt that all the
favorable conditions OF the generars H.
ness continued, and that as the hours
pass withcu: any indication Of a relapse those
about his bedside are more and more encouraged
In the ceiet that he Will recover. He was resting
comfortably, Col! Blunt said, and took nourish-
ment at intervals with relish. He passed a good
night, and everybody in the house got plenty OF
sleep. All the physicians but Dr. Yarrow remained
in the house all night and took turns In watching
their distinguished patient In true military style
two hours on aud four hours on. In this way they
secured much needed rest. When on duty they
were close at hand to be called instantly in case
there should be any appreciable change for the
worse, but they were not disturbed last night
Mrs sheridan, who was naturally much overcome
by the nervous and physical strain OF the first
several days and nights, succeeded In getting
and is to-day fresh and bright and greatly en-
couraged by the growing hope that her husband
shortly afterward the four physicians held a con-
sultation.
THE MORNING BULLETIN
May 80, 8 a.m.-Gen. Sheridan passed comfort
able night, sleeping well and for longer periods
than on the previous night. All the Improvement
reported in last evenings bulletin Is maintained
Robt. NJ. OReilly, Washington Matthews. Chas B.
Everything was quiet at the Sheridan mansion
this morning, and all reports from the sick cham
Der were OF favorable character At IL: 80 O'Clock
the general was reported to be resting comforta-
bly and to be improving all the time
TWO O'CLOCK BULLETIN.
Gen. Sheridan has been quite bright and cheer
fu all the morning. There has been no disquieting
symptoms since the last bulletin. The improve
ment In pulse and respiration continue. No
oedema of the legs. Signed by Drs O'Reiliy and
YarrOw.
the Loyal Legion.
Society Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs Isham G. Hornsby have gone to at
tend the funeral OF Mr.. Henry Black, brother OF
the latter, who died on Sunday night near York,
Pa Mr.. Black was the youngest son OF Hon. Jere-
miah s. Black.
Mr.. Greger went over to New York yesterday.
Baron ROsen, accompanied by his wife, has
charge OF the Russian legation.
MIS- Hearst returned from Boston yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Edwardes have returned
from New York.
Miss Minnie Borden, OF welsboro, Pa, is visit
ing her uncle, Mr.. Martin Maxwell, 234 7th street
southeast.
Mrs Cleveland and Q party Of friends took q
Swltchback neighborhoOd, in Pennsylvania, yes
terday, in a special train composed OF two luxu-
rious Pullman parlor cars, brought from New
York expressly for the occasion.
Mr.. ]. c. Cox, OF the Surgeon Generals once,
and Miss Maggie v. O'Meara, daughter OF Mr.. W. c.
O'Meara OF street. were married to-day at 11:aS0
O'Clock, Rev. Mr. Kelly, OF the 9th Street Presby-
terrain church, ofnciating and the brides father
giving her away. The large drawing-rooms OF the
house were lighted, decorated with flowers and
set with chairs for the ceremony. The bride wore
q handsome dress OF cream brocade en- trdine,
the tabiier drapery OF lace caught with
lilies OF the valley on the panel The
pompadour body was enriched with dut-
chesse lace and diamond ornaments. The
tulle veil was fastened with orange blossoms. Mrs.
OMeara wore handsome dress OF black silk,
trimmed with Jet ornaments. Mrs. Cahill sister
of the bride, wore black surah silk, corsage
bouquet Of Perle de Jardin roses. Miss Clara
O'Meara was in white albatross cloth, made with
factngs OF white satin, pearl ornaments and roses
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Wilker, Mr..
and Mrs. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. Donnelly, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Ray, the Misses McGrann, Mrs Crogan,
and DIR. and Mrs Siefrey. After the ceremony q
reception was held and a collation. was served
The newly married couple left for New York city
at O'Clock, and, after fortnights wedding tour
they will return TO the city and take up their resi-
| dence at 211 Sd street.
1t is announced that the marriage of Miss Mollie
GARFIELD and MIR. j. Stanley Brown, and Miss Mason
and Mr.. Harry Garfield, will take place at Mentor
| on June IA.