Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-01

Baroness Rosen in representing Russia. The
Baroness Rosen wore dress of black and
white striped silk and black bonnet with white
feather. Mr.. Roustan had with him Mr. and
Mrs. Hudalist when he paid the respects of his
Republic to the President Of the United States.
Mrs: Hudalist wore pretty dress of dark gray
cloth and q white bonnet Mr.. and Mrs.
Carter and the Misses Carter brought the COM
pliments Of Hawaii. Mr. Weckherlin, the
minister from the Netherlands, and Mr..
Quesada. of the Argentine Republic, passed
next. The Spanish legation was led by Min
lister Muruaga, in court Dress The Chinese Legal
ton, in dark brown robes with blue collars and
wearing their caps looked less the representa-
tive of the Flowery Kingdom than they usually
appear. Mavroyeni Bey and Ugrditch Effendi
Norighian, wearing each his fez, appeared for
Turkey, and were followed by the Chevalier
, Tavera, Of Austria Hungary. and Count Victor
de Crenneville who viewed the scene through
single glass. Seniors Zeledon, Volio and
Echeverria represented Costa Rica and Senior
Senior Hurtoda and the Marchese and Marchesa
Bentivoglio paid their respects for Colombia,
and Mr.. Yer, with two of his secretaries, gave a
picturesque section to the passing show on be-
half Of Corea. Count Won Arco Valley, with
his sister, the Countess Leopoldina, repre-
| sented the great German nation. The countess
wore dress of dark brown and a black
bonnet. Minister Zegarra led the legation of
Peru, and Minister and Madam Mutsu and Sec
Rotary Sato sauted the ladies in line for Japan
and jetted bonnet: Senior Vavas, of Chill, Min
lister Hodja Hassin Ghooly, of Persia, and Mr.
Claperede, of Switzerland. were among the
new diplomats. Count Stonneck, of Den
, mark was accompanied by the
Countess Stonneck, who wore
dress of white wool with panels of dark
green velvet and white bonnet. Mr.. Her.
bert, Mr.. Arthur Herbert, and Mr.. George Bar
clay were diminished party for the erstwhile
British legation. Mr.. Woxin and Senior Silva
no NannznaIan
closed the brilliant company.
Secretary Bayards duties over he took Miss
Bayard from the line and they retired to meet
the diplomatic corps at breakfast in their
home.
JUDICIARY AND LEGISLATIVE.
The reception of the judiciary and Congress
was conspicuous for the number of ladies pres
ent. Nearly every justice, judge and states
man was accompanied by one or more ladies.
Some OF the Senators and Representatives were
accompanied by as many as half a dozen.
Chief Justice Fuller led the Judiciary, Mrs.
Fuller leaning on his arm, and Miss
Fuller following with ex-Justice Strong.
Several others Of the family were present.
Justice Bradley was accompanied by his daugh-
ter and two other ladies. Justice Harlan was
accompanied by his wife, daughters and two
sons. Mrs Blatchford went in on the arm of
Justice Blatchford. Justice Gray was alone.
Justice Lamar was accompanied by two other
ladies beside his wife.
Following the Supreme Court were the
judges of the Court of Claims and the Judges
of the Supreme Court of the District of Colum-
bia, which were well represented
Congress was represented by about half the
Senators and Representatives now in the city.
Among those noticed were Senator sherman
and wife, Senators Morrill,, Walthall Mander-
son, Berry and wife Teller and wife. Reagan
and wife, Palmer, Morgan, Stockbridge, STAN
ford and wife, Payne Bate, Call Daniels and wife
Cocktail tot
Mills and daughter; Thompson, of California.
| and daughter; Mr.. and Mrs. Payson. and
Herbert and daughter; Burrows. Caruth and
wife, Hopkins. of New York; Johnston, North
Allen, of Massachusetts, Conger. KIgore.
Wilkins. Morrow, Clements and wife,
Mcdonald, Cowles, Perkins, Haugen.
Farquhar, Anderson, of Mississippi; Lodge,
| Bacon Lane, Moore. Bankhead, Cannon, Cut
| cheon, Martin. Hare. Sowden, Thompson. of
| Ohio, wife and daughter; Jehu Baker, Hender-
| son. of North Carolina; Darlington. Clifford
Baker, of New York; Rice, of Minnesota: Hudd
Mansur and wife. Bland and wife, McCreary
| Wheeler, Breckenridge of Kentucky and family,
| Blanchard, Cultivate and wife, Ford, Van De-
| yer, Cogswell. Wilson, Springer and wife,
| Townshend and wife. French of Connecticut
Commissioners Webb and Wheatley and the
various judicial officials of the District followed
! the congressional delegation.
| Ex-Secretary McCulloch who was accompa-
MED by members of his family represented the
| ex-cabinet Off GERS
ARMY AND NAVY.
Suddenly the somber coats of the statesmen
| were lighted by burst of color in the door
way, coming from the plumes and epaulets
of the army officers. The effect of the con-
trast was relieving to the eye.
| The line started through the parors at IL 40
| headed by Gems. Benet and Wilcox, followed
| by Gems, Baird. Macfeely. Holabird, Kelton,
Mckeever, Brown. Rochester, Casey. Greedy,
| Moore, Wilcox, Van Vliet, Hammond Augur
| Wright and Dana; Coils. Vincent. Sheridan.
Baxter, Sawtelle. Hams. Thorn, Du Barry and
McNally; Majors Ward, Schwan. Gregory
Clous, Adams, Heep. Lawton Tucker, Gilman
and Post; Capts. Turtle. Taylor Lusk Svmons
Young and Rogers; Lieuts. Townsend. Lemly
and Davis; Drs. Matthews, Hammond and
| O'Reilley and Prof. Able.
After the staff officers came the officers of the
artillery and cavalry regiments stationed here,
the red and yellow vieing with each other for
| prominence.
After these appeared the more sober
garb of the navy. Admiral Porter
and Rear Admiral Jouett were at the
head of the line. After them came
| Commodores Harmony, Secard. Walker and
Schley; Paymaster Gen. Fulton, Engineer-in-
Chief Melville. Surgeon-General Browne. Chief
| Constructor Wilson, General
Remey, Col McCawley, Captain Meade. Com
manders Folger and Mccormick, Lieut.. Com
| StOChIOn ana Bradford,
Pay Director Washington. Pay Inspector Ken
| ney Paymasters Stancliff and Allen. Chief
| Engineer Towne, Surgeon Van Reypen. Lieut.
| Commander Dyer, Assistant Paymaster Hunt
Chief Engineer Thorn Williamson. Passed
Assistant Engineers Allen, Moore. Norman
| Rae, Baird, Assistant Engineers Bieg. Norton
| Thesis, Griffin Chambers and Kaemerling;
| Lieuts. Stone: n. Z, Mason Bradbury. T. b. NJ
| Mason, May Morrell, Fletcher. Alger Scheutze
| Denfld, Hibbard, Garst, Stayton. Fremont
Mccartney, Rusk. Coffman, Whittlesey, Rogers
| Singer, Beeler. Vreeland, Stanton. Newton
| Tappan, Benadon. Howard, Ellicott, Swift
Dunlap. Berry, and Kilburn; Civil Engineers
Menocal and Maxson; DIR. Wolverton
Lieut. Com. Brice, Chief Engineer De
Vallen, Paymaster Carpenter DIR. Nash.
| Lieuts. Sturdy Winsow, Cowles Nicholson
| and Alderman; Commanders Sterling and
Evans, Lieut. Commander Rhoades, Paymaster
| Boggs, Pay Director Thornton. Medical Direc-
tor Hoehling, DIR. Percy. Prof. Solely, Lieuts.
Rush, Tanssig, Young. Beatty, Commander
| Howison, Lieut.. j. A. Rogers, Assistant Engi-
| neers b. G. Bryan, Lieut.. Caperton, Medical
| Inspector Wells, Paymaster Griffith. Drs Price.
| Rixey, Flint and Bransford; Commodore
| Weaver, Capt. Wallace, Commander Terry
| Medical Directors John Y. Taylor E. Kindle-
| berger and F. n. Gunnell, Capt Phythian.
Lieuts. Heiner, Elliott, WHITEWATER, Hodges
Taylor, Mayer. Clements, Marsh and Chase;
! Profs. Hall, Hardness, Eastman and Frisbie.
DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS
Then as the hour of noon came another line
| of civilians presented itself. First came the