The sun., 1890-12-07
MRS. HARRISON ON WHITE HOUSE LIFE
Ia Indianapolis She Talks About Her Ex.
Periences In Washington.

I. Indianapolis she Talks About Her Ex-
periences In washlngton.
Prom the Indianapolis Journal
Mrs. BENJAMIN Harrison arrived in this city
Monday. from Washington. having spent SUM-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ely at Altoona on
route. Mrs. Harrison looks unusually we'll.
and she said to q Journal reporter. who called
at the Mckee residence yesterday morning:
Il have mover been better in my life Sea air
always agrees with me. and my long stay ct
Cape May was OF great benefit to me-"
The household cares at the White House do
not. then. weigh heavily upon your
No. indeed: they are but little more than
the cares of an ordinary household A woman
should always be tho head of her own house.
aud. while at the White House there is q stew
ard. he comes to me for all orders Their is no
use OF talking OF my being relieved OF the
entire care OF the house. for do not want to
be. enjoy housekeeping, and especially the
life in the White House, Here Mrs. Harrison
noticed large piece OF coral on an adjoining
table and remarked to Mrs Mckee that since
she had come West very largo piece had been
sent to the President
Do you still have as many presents sent
you as you did during the campaign" was
asked. the incident suggesting the question.
Not 80 many, though frequently gifts come.
have II not eesd to ssad pSs q the
Kindly illusions TO one Of the conspicuous ar
ticles In Mr.. McKee's drawing, room-a hand
Mrs. Mckee to hold tie many badges and and me- e.
mentoes sent 1T to President Harrison during the
Sts here to Store V WITH their Other thngs . no
that t, their Rn9ssessions R unon leaving the White
not ts ODD g sa at Man,
tuoket," Mrs. Harrison continued. Nan
tueketis a Gneer old place. Items Of news
whsa vent sno &.
las 70 as t9 dd
ss.1 sem very odd to hear ones own name cried in
WHY WnH wss your last entertainment at the
The luncheon and reception to the Brazil
eRa FHs ana d'fsa Mls Hres ss J Of
sSs S' osSas ana is~ asS'i' az s'
How do you manage TO converse with tho
ss9ps psors ei at 20 nsn' or do you at
Most st nationalities are represented By mon
who can MAKE what hsy
fnssh a but there Is oaa the sH
ington, and yet he cannot speak enough Eng
The gentleman from Brazil Admiral dc Sil-
veira. who made the presentation Of the Bra
English"
orery member OF many organizations, but have
only aGeept9d two, 50 far, Ono 10 that Of hon-
ter; oi tho Revolution.
Join TRs s: ana Gs 9a' to
who took part the WA war Hs' Of The HevaiSion SsioD
right lies to become a member. The soeisty
he was sna
70 revive history. and also 10 restore some. OF
s sss s gais ssnJ hs 70 s as Is IDf u .sss
ths.Mary Washington tomb" 0'
wash;Usyon ySa done any painting since going to
have not done much except to keen up my
regular lessons with Mr.. Pu,Hki. painted
also began % 10 use Sf watsr coiors." ' ''"'A'' aAo
whHHoE How about the proposed changes In the
Thers is a plan, drawn by Mr.. Ovens for
iiy PURPOSES; ana. Whil. !. VII b. &c conaestsd
In case there sSouid not hs too much business
aRd time can 90 given. the matter viii prob
HRiy % come before ore Congress o. this session 3n
The first time since Mr. hrthur's Adm lnistra-
lion, md the Elue i'srlor has poem handsomely
SSs u SssS sass I'd il The ns E'S% :. ihe %sss
2, tne eIS' t 9 "eetrrS b ga's Gsins sFaan9ed
the entire room. with the bulbs 80 shaped as
10 look like flowers. The effect Is very beauti-
ful. and electricity viii make the room much
reception there are over three hundred gas
lets lighted and 1t makes great heat"
e. Mrs. Mckee says she would like to 90 to
No. Ihaye no desire to GROSS the water.
and shall die Just as happy II never go. We
express myself a. . great many others DOL
believe person should see sQmothiAg Of their
own country before going to Europe