Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-10-28
BUDS OF PROMISE.
Society News Notes from the
National Capital.
DEBUT OF THE MISSES PULLMAN.

Charming Additions to an Exclusive Cir
cIe-Fair Guests Mt the Ciarkson Home
Talks with a Couple of Statesmen on
Current Political Topics-The Difncuity
About the Cherokee Lands-Secretary
Haiford Not to Resign-Items
WASHINGTON CITY, Oct. 2s.-While Mrs.
John A. Logan is in Chicago it is supposed
that the arrangements will be completed for
the bringing out of the Pullman girls this
winter. For the past year Mrs Logan has
been experimenting their finishing abroad,
with the ultimate object OF bringing them
out this winter. Under her special superv is-
ion the Misses Pullman will make charm
ing addition to the group of buds that Will
take Washington by storm this winter They
are both very pretty, and unlimited care has
been bestowed on their education. Mrs.
Logan planned their last years course on
the continent, where special attention was
given to music and languages, as we'll as
sight seeing. The elder Miss Pullman is very
beautiful, and looks like her mother, whose
resemblance to Adelina Patti is striking.
She is a fine pianist and is accomplished
with the brush as will
Has a Pretty Sister, Too.
Her pretty sister has marvslously lighted,
big gray eyes, with chameleon tints and
shifting expression that will play havoc
with hearts this winter, while her exquisite
ly nodded head and brow would make
sculptor's fingers ache to mold them. She
sings a song, coqusttes with banjo aud
will undoubtedly get tue heart strings of her
listeners tangled with the fiutterings strings
of her instrument Accomplished in the
frix of all in
more solid fundamental element of social
life, these two young ladies will make their
presence felt this winter.
The Charming Mrs. Clarkson.
society writer, in discussing the attrac-
tive home of Mrs j. s. Clarkson, say D.:
GMrs. Ciarkson herself is beautiful and has
an indescribable something which, for want
of better designation, we call way that
would make her surroundings seem perfect
under any circumstances. The Clarkson
home will be filled with guests during the
whole season, for hospitality is the watch
word of the house, and the clever hostess
lavishes the charm of her home and person
ality upon hosts of lucky friends She will
be surrounded with pretty girls all winter.
Miss Grace Mosher, of Boston, will be the
first arrival and is expected early next
month
An Accomplished GirI.
"She will undoubtedly not only create a
great sensation in social circles, but in an ar
tisric way well, for besides being very
beautiful she has just arrived from three
years residence in Europa, where she has
become accomplished in every possible way
and has acquired a reputation, even in Paris,
for most skillful head AMI figure painting
under the two great masters in that line.
Later in the season Mrs Garrison expects
to entertain the Misses Alger, daughters of
Governor Alger, Of Michigan. Miss Fay
Alger will undoubtedly divide the winter
between Mrs. Clarkson and Mrs. Logan. The
Misses Elkins will also he among the num-
Der fortunate enough to have Mrs. Clark
sons chaperonage and the eclst OF being one
Of Der delightful household for an unli mited
time"