The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-06

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The following programme of receptions and
dinners to be given by the President and Mrs
Harrison in January and February, 1885, Fri
day, January 1, IL a. m. to 9 p M, Presi-
dents reception; Saturday, January 9, 3 D. m.
to p. M, Mrs. Harrison's reception; Tues
day, January H. 9 p. IN. to II p. M, Diplo-
matte reception; Tuesday, January 10, Cabinet
dinner; Saturday, January 23, p. m. to 5p.
m, Mrs Harrison's reception; Tuesday,
January 26, p. M to II p. m, Congressional
and Judicial reception Tuesday, February Q,
Diplomatic dinner; Saturday, February 6, D.
m. to p. M, Mrs. Harrison's reception;
Tuesday, February 9, 9p. IN. to II p. M,
Army, Navy, and Marine Corps reception;
Tuesday, February 16, Supreme Court dinner;
Saturday. February 20, 3 p. m. to 5 p. M,
Mrs. Harrisons reception; Tuesday, February,
%, p. m. to II p. m., public reception.
Mrs. Black, wife of Colonel Black, of the
Army, and Miss Black are at the Ebbitt for
the winter
Miss Georgia Bright, of Covington, KY, is
the guest of Senator and Mrs. Carlisle. She
will spend the holidays here.
Mrs. General Ricketts, is still suffering from
the effects of her recent accident. AS yet,
she is able to walk only stop or two at a
time, and it is doubtful If she will be suttl-
GENTLY recovered to leave Boston until late in
January. Mrs. Ricketts, is at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Chauncey r. Burr, of Charles
street, Boston. 1t was the intention of Mrs.
Ricketts, to arrive in Washington early in De-
cember, but the time of her coming will now
depend upon her health.
The Misses Albert and Miss Sue Preston, of
Baltimore, are guests of the Misses Glare and
Roberta Howard, of 21o0 G street.
Miss Josephine Sullivan has returned from
her visit to Binghampton, N. Y.
Miss Helen M. Smith, of the Bar Harbor
Record, is the guest of Mrs. Walker, of 629
Maryland avenue southwest
Mrs w. w. Case and family are residing for
the winter at pa Delaware avenue northeast.
The initial dance of the newly organized
Aldine Club will be given on Thursday even
ing at the Exchange Building, on Thirteenth
street. The committee on reception is COM
posed of the following gentlemen: E. d. An
derson, l.. s. Thomson, II. Robinson, Louis
B. Gleeson, and s. s. Hunter Three hundred
cards of invitation have been sent out.
Miss Maybe Martin spent the week in Balti-
more, where she oficiated as best girl to Miss
Cathell on the occasion of her wedding on
Wednesday, to Mr.. III. N. Wamsley, of Balti-
more.
Mrs. D, B. Wilcox will receive at the
Soldiers Home on Fridays in December after
2p. m. Mrs. Parker, wife of Major R. III.
Parker, will receive with Mrs. Wilcox.
Mrs Dolph is at home on Monday after
moons.
Senator and Mrs. Cullom are residing at
1413 Massachusetts avenue, in the house
formerly occupied by Secretary Bayard.
Senator and Mrs. Cushman X. Davis will
again occupy the house 1923 Massachusetts
avenue for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lothrop Bradley will soon
occupy their house at the corner of Twenty
first and streets.
Miss Nellie Williams has returned to her
home in Georgetown after prolonged and
delightful visit among friends at Fort Sher-
man, Idaho.
The suicide of the Chevalier De Knapp
Liverhoff did not occasion much surprise
among his associates here, His health was
greatly impaired and in fit OF depression
just before leaving this city the Chevalier at
tempted to end his life. The constant
watchfulness and care of Madame DE Knapp
Liverhoff warded off the tragedy for some
time, but his mental condition made such
fatality almost inevitable. His little daughter
Emilie, golden-haired fairy of or 8 years
of age, is most charming child. Madame dc
Krapp-Liverhoff is English by birth.
Miss Gunion, of 927 o street northwest,
is at home on Fridays Miss Houser, of
indianapolis, is making visit to Miss Gunion.
Senator Jones, of Arkansas, and family are
settled in their residence on M street for the
winter. To the regret of a large circle the
family will take no part in the winter festivi-
ties, as they are In deep mourning for Mr..
Jones, son of the Senator, whose death occurred
during the summer.
Mrs w. r. Johns, of 1904 street, will not
be at home on Wednesdays during the present
month.
Mrs L. w. Naylor is settled for the winter
at No. 1900 Fifteenth street, where she will
receive her friends on Wednesdays.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Naylor jr,, are back
from their wedding trip, and are keeping
house at No. 1928 Ninth street northwest.
Mrs. and the Misses Delafeld have returned
TO their winter residence on street.
The Georgetown Assembly gave its open
ing dance Thursday evening. 1t was a de-
Ightful affair, managed in the most agree
able manner. The following took part in
the enjoyment of the evening: Mrs. Craigin,