Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03
SOCIAL MATTERS.
No Material Change I'm Ntrx. Harrison's Con.
dition-Peronal Notes.

No Material Change In Mrs. Harrison's Con-
dition-Peruonai Notes.
Mrs. Harrison had good day yesterday and
today there il no change at all TO chronicle. She
continues TO rest pretty well eats fairly and is
apparently in no pain whatever The spells Of
nervousness continue at intervals but WELD to
treatment and give the sufferer at worst only
temporary Inconvenience. Yet in spite Of all
these manifestly good symptoms the gentle in
valid is not on the road to recovery nor unfor-
tunately 10 that happy contingency even
| seriously thought of.
To assuage her pain and TO make her de-
clining days just as comfortable and CHEEKY
as possible IL all that medical science or
the tender care Of beloved ones can hope
to do for her. How long the life about
which the sympathies of this great ma
ton have been so touchingly manifested
may be prolonged lie question none may an
swer. That the President and family are firmly
convinced Of this is best shown by the anxiety
they make no attempt 20 hide. for on every
face, especially that of the President the terri
BILE strain of the past five weeks. the loss Of
sleep and days Of anxious watching are plainly
evident.
There is pile OF cards and notes OF inquiry
and sympathy left every day for the ladies.
FOR excepting those among their most intimate
friends nobody asks to see them personally.
Another sign Of real friendliness is the little
baskets Of delicacies sent to the invalid.
Between Maj. Parkers family and the presi-
Dental household there the warmest ties Of
anecuon. Every morning Maj. Parker drives
In from the Soldiers Home, and just as regu-
iarly goes into the private part of the house
carrying little basket with some product Of
his dairy or hennery for Mrs Harrison.
The President. accompanied by Mrs. Mckee,
Mrs. Dimmick and Master Benjamin Mckee.
attended church yesterday, the first time since
| their return TO the White House.
This morning DIR. Gardiner said that Mrs.
harrison did not rest as well last night. but her
condition in other respects was unchanged.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclean are expected
home in few days. They have been at Bar
Harbor all summer. and have been very prom
| inent In the list of entertainers.
Society is pretty well satisfied that Mr. James
G. Blaine and family will return here TO spend
the winter.
to her home in this city.
Count and Countess Divonne, who are now in
Philadelphia, are expected here this week
Mrs. Elkins will not leave her mountain home
until after the elections.
1t viii take fully month and perhaps more
TO fnish the repairs on the Corcoran house.
and Senator Brice s family will scarcely be set
| tied in il when Congress meets
Mr. and Mrs. John Dahlgreu have gone to
New York to reside.
returned from jamestown.
Mrs. and the Misses Mattingly are back from
Deer Park.
Dir. and Mrs. Titan Coffey will return from
| Europe shortly with their son-in-law. Mr.. John
j. Chew. and his children. The remains Of Mrs.
Chew will be laid then in their last resting place
at Oak Hill.
Countess Esterhazy and Mrs. Carroll are
back from Deer Park
Mira. Frank Loring and children have re-
| turned
The Letters are spending the autumn at
Lenox. Miss Letter was n guest Mt a recent
dinner there lately when all the rest at table
were among our winter residents. Mrs. Richard
Townsend. Miss Stout. VI. lie CHAT. VI. de SouZa
kosa and Baron and Baroness Fava made up the
! party. Miss Adele Grant Is dividing the honors
OF belleship with Miss Letter. She is visiting
| Mrs. Sloan.
Mr.. E. W. Halford and Miss Halford will be
located at the Hotel Cochran for the winter
| Mrs. Frank, wife of Sanitary Officer Frank.
is dangerously i'll at her residence, No. I2l 4th
street southeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren c. Grain. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Mowrey and Mr.. and Mrs VIM Wash
/ burn Of Erie. Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
/ Eitilman and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schieber of
Cleveland. Ohio, who were entertained during
/ aiIc DN VT. ana MIS- AlDert j.
Carew Mt 1904 Virginia avenue southwest have
returned to their homes.
An ENJOYABLE party given Friday evening
by Miss Pearl Pipes in honor of the Misses
I Love of Wichita. Kan. Those present were
Capt and Mrs. Pipes. Misses Alice and Jane
Love, Misses Madge and Low McKleldan Miss
Pipes. Miss Nc henZie. Miss Beall. Miss Leeds Mr.
Shane, Mr. VIM. Bcisel. Mr.. Weaver. Mr. Frank
Simpson. Mr.. Edward Leeds. Mr.. Topham. Mr.
Bert Moore. Mr.. Chas. Taylor, Mr.. Custer and
| Mr.. Roy Pipes.
Mrs. Mary I. Wiswell. Mrs. Matte Dodge Mrs
Lizzie HAYES. Mrs. l. wis os Lynn. and Mrs
Jennie Niswell of South Boston. Mass. who
were guests of Mrs. A. q. Jones at 6l9 street
northwest during the g. A. Il. encampment, re-
turned home Wednesday.
pleasant musical entertainment was given
last week at the residence of Mr. and Mrs C.
/ L. Towrley. 6l2 9th street southwest. Among
those present were Miss Morgan. Miss T. J.
Smith. Miss Swarts, Mrs. T. II. Smith. Mr. and
| Mrs. L. ]. Buckley. Miss Maud Bayne. Miss
| Flynn. E. ID. Callan. W. VI. Espey L. Iseman.
Il. Straight. b. Judson, NJ Wright. W. Cooper
+. Bayne, Mr.. Mack f. Newman and Mr.
Walker.
| GEORGETOWN MEDICAL COLLEGE