Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-28
SOCIAL MATTERS.
What Well-knOwn People are Doing
Personal Notes.

Personal Notes.
Chief Justice Fuller's butler il in the Va,
wyck house. No. 1900 Massachusetts, avenue
making it ready for the arrival of the famii,
from Chicago, who are expected here the frs
of next week. The principal change beins
made in the house at present is the arrange
ment of temporary additional book shelves fo
the accommodation of the Chief Justice
volumes. The house is furnished as it wa
when the family of Representative Darlington
were there last year and Entertained so hand
somely. Miss Mary Fuller. who returned from
Germany In the summer SO greatly FRUSTRATED
with fever, Is with the family in Chicago, AND
viii come on with them here, but expects to re
turn 10 Berlin as soon as her health is fully re
stored. Attorney General Miller has taken the
house adjoining Chief Justice Fuller's on the
west, No. 1902 Massachusetts, avenue, lately oc.
cupied by Pay Director Frank c. Cosby.
Secretary Proctor has taken the large house
on Massachusetts, avenue and 18th street. north
west corner, that was chosen by Mr.. Malcolm
Hay. who was appointed first assistant post
master general and did not live to take bis
Office.
President Harrison's cabinet families are
located within an easy distance Of each
other, that Is comfortable Cor the callers who
will make the Wednesday round of cabinet
visits during the season. Secretary Blaine Il
on Lafayette square, Vice President Morton on
Scott circle, Secretary Window on Massa-
chusetts avenue on one side of Thomas circle
and Secretary Rusk on the same avenue and on
the other side of Thomas circle. Secretary
Mobiles house is on street near 18th street.
The Secretary of the Navy is making ready for
his residence the house on Farragut square that
Postmaster General Dickinson lived in last
season, and Postmaster General Wanamaker
will keep open the house No. 1871 street. that
has been devoted to cabinet Inequalities dur
ing the past two administrations.
Ex-Marshal and Mrs. A. A. Wilson are back
in the city from Long Branch and Saratoga,
where they spent the summer. Miss Mary
Wilson, who has been all the season with Gen.
and Mrs. Charles II. Gibson at their place near
Easton. Nd, and Is expected to return to the
city tonight. About the middle of October
Miss Mary will visit the family of Gen. Greene
who is stationed at Fort Leavenworth, Kan,
and will spend month with them at the west
ern post.
A beautiful white marble bust of Mrs. Cleve-
land upon a pedestal Of black and white mar
BILE is at present occupying a corner Of Mrs.
Wilson's drawing room. 1t was left in the ex-
marshars charge when Mr.. Cleveland went to
New York. The bust is life size and is the
work of g. Scanki, Genoa, and bears date
1886. 1t was made from impressions
taken when as Miss Folsom she travelled in
Europe. The marble represents the head and
shoulders, showing the chest midway. The
hair is dressed in the style that is now most
familiar to the public as that worn in tbs
photographs extant of this popular young lady
Of the White House. in coil ON the top of the
head, with large curls about the fore
head and smaller ones about the nape
of the neck. The features are idealized and
the form is slight The drapery is knitted
undergarment made with a square opening at
the neck, edged with Hamburg trimming and
a knitted shawl falling from the shoulders in
roll forms the edge of the bust. The statuary
will be sent to Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland as soon
they are located in their Madison-avenue
house. near 6sth street, New York city.
Ex-Minister and Mrs. Jno. W. Foster are
every day receiving souvenirs Of their sum-
mer's trip in the northwest. The latest arrivals
are beautiful large gray owl that
Paul when they were en- route
for home and small red fox mounted on a
coyote skin. The alert expression of the
fox is wonderfully preserved Miss
Eleanor Foster is visiting Miss Trenholm in
New York city, but is expected home next
week. when she will have as her guest Miss
Potter OF Glendale, Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Foster
contemplate making a trip to Evansville. Ind,
their old home before settling for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon AIackay are at Newport
and will not return to the city until November.
They occupy the Belden Noble house on Mas
sachusetts avenue.
Much sympathy is being extended to Mrs. T.
ISLsAIsOL WHO III the city the guest
of Mrs. n. 5. Lincoln, for the loss OF her infant
daughter. who died here in August. Mrs
Parker was a belle here as Miss Charlotte Tiff
fanny, daughter OF Mr.. Lyman Tiffany
Mrs. Lyman Tiffany and her daughter have
been in Europe two years. They spent last
winter in Dresden and are now in Baden Baden.
They Will sall for home In November and will
occupy this winter their home on Connecticut
avenue, which Secretary and Mrs. Noble had
for the summer. when Mrs. Tiffany will intro
duce her youngest daughter, Miss Helen. to
society in December. Miss Margaret made her
debut year ago.
Mrs. n. S. Lincoln spent June at West Point
and some time with her mother at her place on
the Hudson near Troy, and expects to spend
the greater part Of October among her friends
in New York city.
Lieut. and Mrs. Ackley, who have been
abroad for the past two and half years. are
being warmly welcomed back by their many
friends In the city on their return this month.
Lieut.. Ackley was with the Quinnebaug and
visited Norway, Sweden. Novgorod and the
North cape among other interesting places. and
last winter Mrs. Ackley spent with him
at Alexandria, Egypt Lieut.. Ackley has been
assigned 10 duty in the coast survey bureau
and Mrs. Ackley, who is one of the most charm
ing among the young matrons in society, will
hold her court this winter at No. ISL street.
the house of Mrs. Templeton Potts, which
Lieut.. Ackley has leased.
hfs. FRANK LOrlnS Is visiting MIS-. A. Cleye-
land Tyler at her summer place at New London,
Conn.
The Haytien minister and Mrs Preston and
the Misses Preston are at Seabright
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Burney, who have been
at the Fort William Henry house at Lake
George all summer, have returned to the city,
Mr.. John W. Thompson and Miss Thompson
will sail for home the first OF next week.
Judge and Mrs. A Leo Knott and Miss Kee-
nan are in the city at their K-street house for
few weeks. They spent the summer at sharon
Springs. NY, at Sorrento, where they met
Gen. and Mrs. Greeley, Mrs. Lamont and her
family and Gen Benet and family in their pic
turesque cottage homes.
DR.. Joseph Tsber Johnson and family have
returned to the city from New London, where
they have been spending the summer.
Mrs. DR.. ]. G. Hepburn Of Yokohama, Japan.
il making visit to Admiral and Mrs. Crosby.
Miss Mary Thompson Coburn, who has been
visiting Mrs. Edward Darlington in Baltimore,
has returned home.
Miss Munroe of Eutaw, Ala, is at present
visiting and will spend the coming winter with
Miss Paula Easily Smith. daughter of Judge
VIM. r. Smith. at 122 East Capitol street.
Miss Blanche Busey has returned home from
Blue Ridge mountains and Baltimore, where
she has been visiting friends.
DR.. Charles Il. Gilbert has recovered his
health and is expected in the city tomorrow
st. "a.