Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-31


commissioners, the interstate commerce COM
mission, the assistant secretaries of the depart
ments, the assistant postmasters general, the
solicitor general, the assistant attorneys gem
eral, the commissioner OF labor, the heads OF
the bureaus of the several departments and the
president and officers of the Columbian insti-
tute for the deaf and dumb.
At 1915 p.m.-The associated veterans Of the
war of 1885, the Grand Army of the Republic,
the Loyal Legion and the members Of the Old
Columbia.
At 1895 p.m.-Reception Of citizens, which
will terminate at 2 pm.
The Vice President and Mrs. Morton will re-
ceive from IL o'clock m. until o'clock pm, at
their residence, 1900 Rhode Island avenue
The members of the Cabinet
The members of the diplomatic corps, Of the
International American conference. Interna-
tional Marine conference and the Venezuelan
commission.
The chief justice and associate justices of the
Supreme Court of the United States, with the
chief justice and judges of the Court of Claims
and the chief justice and justices of the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia and the OFF,
ciais of those courts.
Senators and Representatives in Congress
and the officers of both Houses.
The officers of the army, the navy and the
marine corps.
The Commissioners of the District of Colun-
bia and other federal and District officials. =
will be held at the residence of the Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs Morton
Mrs. Thomas B. Reed, wife of the Speaker of
the House. assisted by number of her per-
sonal friends, will receive at her apartments at
the Shoreham from till 6.
Mrs. Window, wife of the Secretary of the
Treasury. will begin her reception Immediately
on her return from the White House and will
be assisted by the Misses Window and by Mrs.
W. d. Window, her sons wife, and Miss Hutche
son of New York.
Secretary Proctor will be assisted in receiving
the officers of the army and other callers by
Miss Proctor and Mrs. Carey, his neice, Mrs.
Proctor being too unwell to appear on New Year
day either at the White House or at her home.
Mrs. Miller, wife of the Attorney General,
will have with her Miss Miller. her daughter,
Mrs. and Miss Butterworth, Miss Ballard of
Chicago, guest OF Miss Butterworth, Mrs. John
E. Beall and her sister, Miss Julia Landers,
Mrs. Maj. Clous. Miss Stocking, Miss Moon,
Miss Ransdeu and Mrs. o. w. Chapman, wife
of the solicitor general
Mrs. Tracy, Mrs. Wilmerding and Miss Tracy
will have with them number of ladies promi-
nent in naval circles, among whom will be
Mrs. T. 3. VI. Mason, Mrs. and Miss Bainbridgs
Hoff, Mrs. Fulton, Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Meade,
Mrs. j. G. Fremont, jr., Mrs. c. G. McCawley
and Mrs. Sicard.
Mrs. Noble and the Misses Hasted will have
with them Mrs. George II. Shields, Mrs. Henry
Strong and Miss BatchelIer.
MIS- anu MibS MUSK, VIE ana QduSuter OF the
Secretary of Agriculture, will be assisted by
Mrs. Wiliitts, wife OF the assistant secretary,
Mrs. Haugan aud Mrs La Toilette of Wiscon-
sin, Miss Scidmore and Miss Woods, daughter
OF the late Justice Woods of the Supreme
Court.
Mrs. Wanamaker will be assisted by Mrs.
Markle, Mrs. Clarke and Miss Morgan of Phila-
delphia and Miss Robinson of New York.
The cabinet receptions tomorrow will for the
most part begin at and extend until o'clock.
Mrs. Justice Field will be assisted by Mrs.
and Misses Condit Smith Miss Matte Mitchell,
Mrs. and Misses Whitney of San Francisco. Cal.
Gen. Schofeld will not receive tomorrow, his
daughter being in mourning.
Admiral and Miss Porter will receive from ii
until tomorrow, assisted by Mrs. Logan, their
married daughter; Miss Porter, Miss Lowery,
Miss Stout, Mrs. Glover, Miss Edith James,
Miss Carrie Story and Miss Heap.
Other Receptions.
Mrs. DIR. Charles Allen, 1920 G.; from to 6,
assisted by Mrs. j. w. Rowan and Misses Hattie
NJ. Van Horn. jamie Sands, Mamie Culley and
others.
Mrs. Alexander Ashley, assisted by her
daughter Clara Miss Wesley of Pittsburg, Pa,
and Miss Baxter of Knowles, Md; from to z;
2O12 G.
Mrs. Judge Anderson will assist Mrs. Gaines,
1918 Q.
Clara Colby of Nebraska, at the Riggs house;
after IL.
Miss Bessie Ashley and sallie Rohrer, SO G
n.e.; after 2.
Mrs. c. H. Allen, assisted by Mrs. F. W. Pease,
1916 9th; from II to 10.
Miss Rose Alexander with Mrs. Henry P.
Sanders, 1912 18th.
Miss EstelIe Adler and her cousin, Miss Stella
Kaufman of Alexandria, COG II.
Mrs. Col. George A. Armes, 712 10th, with
her little daughters, Cicely and Ethel
Mrs. Robert Armour with the ladies of the
Burnside's woman's relief corps. GAR, 915 F.
Miss Julia Ashford, 2S09 Dunbarton ave-, as
sisted by her sisters Miss Mary and Mrs. Sis
son; from am. to 10 pm.
Mrs. Z. +. Austin, assisted by her daughter,
Miss Eta Austin, and Misses Lippincott, Fer
ris and Prentice. 11l6 Park place me-; from 8
to 8.
Miss Arrick of 11si 18th with Mrs. Chas B.
Bailey at the Portland.
Mrs Joseph II. Bradley with Mrs. Sadie O.
Leonard at 142l 9th; from until 6.
Miss Bessie Bryan with Mrs. Jas. II. YER
milya, 624 II; from tos.
Miss Rosa and Grace Boswell of 206 D, as
sisted by Miss Ella Dickson; from 8 to IL.
The Misses Bates assisted by Mrs. ]. W.
Bates and Miss Sallie Burrough, 1766 K; after 2
Miss Sallie Burrough of l1th st. s.e will as
sist the Misses Bates, 1866 K; after 2.
Mrs. H. G. Birmingham assisted by her
daughter, Miss Gertie Birmingham, and Miss
Mary Shields, Miss Minnie Winter, Miss
Periie Fitch and Miss Oracle Hays, 9l9 h; from
2to9.
Mrs. W. L. Burk, 1921 9Th, assisted by Mrs.
Flemionis and Miss H. Costerrill
Mrs. Warden r. Bishop, assisted by her
daughter Mamie, Miss Josie Dulaney of Balti-
moro and the Misses StrIeby, Vierbuchen and
Kaufman, 703 9Th me-; from to s.
Miss Bruce Banks with Mrs. b s. Piatt, 800
l.; after2.
Miss Marguerite Bassett, l7s4 Pennsylvania
ave.; after l.
Mrs. Chas.. A. Boynton with Mrs. Allen G.
Clark, III 7th.
Mrs Robt. J. Boyd, 1915 Q st., assisted by
Miss Clara F. Buxton, Miss Belle Brownell,
Miss Winnie G. Hodges. Miss Kearny, Miss
Florence Kearny and Miss Louise Rose; after l.
Miss Clara Buxton with MIRA Robt J. Boyd,
1915 @; after 1.
Miss Belle Brownell with Mrs. Robt J. Boyd,
1915 @; after l.
Mrs. r. v. Belt, assisted by Miss Anna Rob-
inson OF Baltimore, Mrs. 8. G. Smoot Miss
Flora Schmidt, Miss Mabel Champion. Miss
May Boiway and Miss Julia Kennedy, 23l4
10th st. NV; after 2.
Mrs. Chief Justice Bingham and Mrs. Maurice
+. Estee, 1870 H.
Mrs. Annie Bohannon, assisted by her
daughter Carrie, 523 4th ae.
Mrs. w. II. Berry, assisted by her sisters,
Mrs. Burch, Miss Mamie Cotton, and cousins,
Misses Marion and Virgie Wood, 81 e St; from
2 tall 6.
Mrs. Ed Beuchert, assisted BY her daughters
Katie and Barbara, Mrs. Reed, Misses Minnie
Hillenguss, Maggie Purcell, Maxy and LixEie
McGiveu, 727 ne