Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-10

large number Of per-
sonal friends testify to her individual popu-
larity. and those who have known her LONGEST
are the most ardently devoted in their love and
admiration OF her person and qualities
Mrs. r. 7. Hieston was born in the District
OF Columbia and Is the daughter OF Mr. Thomas
Knowles, prominent merchant Of West WASH
ington. She wss educated in the convent az
FREDERICK and ut the Visitation convent in
Georgetown. She was married in February
1870. and has a son and \ daughter Mrs.
Hieston is lady Of attractive appearance and
gentle manners devoted and affectionate
wife and mother, and. gifted she is with all
the sweet domestic virtues that so enhance the
grace Of gracious womankind, Mrs. Hieston 10
also accomplished in the arts Of the drawing
room and takes her place with ease and
pleasure in society.
The Chevalier Bayard Commaudery.
As stated above. at Mrs. Logan's invitation
the sir knights Of Chevalier Baysrd command
cry Of Chicago and ladies accompanying them,
will assist Mrs.. Logan in receiving her guests
this evening. Chevaier Baysrd commandery
OF Chicago, besides being one Of the most
prominent Communicates in the country, is
made especially conspicuous by reason OF hav-
ing once held on its roll Of active members the
name OF John A. Logan.
Since their arrival in the city Chevslier Bay
ard has been engaged constantly in accepting
and extending hospitality.
TUESDAY night Mrs. Logan entertained the
commandery at her home and the same evening
preso nted the members with q magnificent
noral piece, which decorates their headquarters
AT the briggs house. Columbia commaudery,
No: 2, OF the District. was received by the
Shlcago knights on Wednesday evening.
While all Knights remplar are closely allied,
the bond of frater between Columbia and
She.ailer Bayard is especially close. the
local commandery represented the visitors al
the funeral of Gen. Logan.
WISHING GEN. LoGAx's TOMB.
Today Chevalier Bayard commandery. 40
companied by Mrs. Logan and her son, made 9
pilgrimage to the tomb Of Gen. Logan, which
they decorated with floral emblcms
Eminent Commander Crily expresses him.
self as being mole than pleased with all the
rangements OF the conciaye. He says too much
praise cannot be given 20 the Washington
knights for the able mauneI in which they have
looked to the comfort of the visitors
THE MEMBERS PRESENT.
The following are the members OF the COM
mandery here and who will attend Mrs. Logan's
rece ption: Eminent Sir William Michael Crllly,
eminent commander; Sir hnigh William Henry
CLEMSON. generailsslmo; Eminent Sir Daniel
Broey Linsted, captain general: John Thomas
Richards, preiate; Arson Gorton. treasurer;
William kitchin Forsyth, recorder; William
Hamilton Brayton, senior wardcn; Anderson
Minor, Junior warden; George Willis
Prickett. jr., standard bearer; Dexter
Washington Nickcrson. sword bearer;
Robert Charles Griffith. warder; Charles
JoSeph Marvel, captain Of the guard;
SterAng Lewellyn Bailey, Nathaniel Laurence
Barmore, Gardner Spring Barstow. Joseph
Couthoui, Edward Bruce Chandler, Herbert
Mills Dickson. Robert Wallice English, John
Fieel, John James Flanders, George Frederick
Geist, James Harris Gilbert. Louis Harry Gray,
| Charles Gross, Charles Frederick Gunther,
/ Hammer Iack
J George Wilson Manning, William Mav0r,
| George Phippen Mills. John Barton Payne,
4 James Ralston, John Solomon Rydill, Enders
Monroe Shafer, Matthew Joseph Stefens,
| Charles Ashley Warren, Flavius Myron Wilder,
John Wesley Woodward, jerome Franklin
] Wares.
| THE LADY GUESTS
accompanying the commandery are: Mrs.
Joseph Couthoui. Mrs Vim. Michael CriIIy,
Mrs. Robert Wallice English. Miss Gertrude
English. Mrs. John James Flanders. Mrs. VIM
Henry Gleason, Mrs. David Harry Hammer,
Mrs. William Mayor, Mrs. Anderson Minor,
| Mrs. James Ralston and Mrs. Flaylus Myron
Wilder.
AT the reception at Calumet Place tonig ht
Mrs. Crilly will wear black Ialenciennes lace
| Ell traine. La France roses diamond ornaments,
Mrs. W. II. Gleason, handsome dress Of red VEIL
vet, black duchesse lace. pearl and emerads,
| pink roses; Mrs. ID. Hammer, black MORE silk
with beaded ornaments; Mrs. r. W. English,
beautiful black net and gold passementerie,
| elegant diamond ornaments; Miss Gertrude
English. black fish net, MORE ribbons. .'Jacque"
roses and diamonds Mrs. +. NJ. Wilder. tailor
made dress with leather trimmings, wearing
Marechal Neil roses and pearl ornaments.
| Mrs. J. }. Flanders, elegant-fitting costume
of ruby velvet. with ruby ornaments.
Mrs. J. Couthoui elose-fitting dress Of green
broadcloth, cut empire, pink roses.
| Mrs. VIM. Mayor. autumn green and red COM
binatlons, emerald ornaments
Mrs. A. Minor, charming dress Of shaded
browns, with gold bands, wearing carnation
pinks.
Mrs. ]. Robson, black and white morie, with
MORE ribbons
Miss Gussie Becker. green ard white silk, en-
traine and fern leaves, diamonds.