Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-01
SOCIAL MATTERS.
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SOCIAL MATTERS.
The White House carriage was down town
this morning. The ladies were shopping
Judge Scott OF Port Townsend. Washington.
has arrived at the White House after his long
journey from the northwest lie will remain
with the family for several DAYS
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Harrison will remain at
the White House for the present. Mrs. Mckee
upon whom now deyo!ves the duties Of the mis-
tress OF the mansion, will of course STAY with
the President all OF the coming winter. Mr.
Mckee went 10 Boston yesterday. but will re-
turn ct short intervals to visit his family.
There are few callers now a DAYS at the
White House, that Is. few who expect 20 sec the
ladies great many call to inquire for Mrs
Mckee and Mrs. Russell Harrison and leave
messages or notes for them Others are sim
ply calling to leave their cards. not having done
so last week. or because OF their return 70 the
city since then.
Senator Germans family expect to come in
town for the winter this week and have taken
an apartment at the Portland
Mrs. Gibson. wife of Senator Gibson Of
Maryland. will be in the city tomorrow ard VIII
spend a couple Of DAYS at the ShoreAam a. the
guest Of Miss McCenev.
Mrs. Don Cameron and family returned yes
terday TO their home on Lafayette Square.
They spent the summer at Beverly Farms
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. MAYO Hnzeltine gave n dinner
party last night, and among their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert +. Shepard. Or. and Mrs.
Hammond DR.. and Mrs. Lincoln. Miss Norton.
Miss HazeltIne, Mr.. L. W. HuiGekoper and
Major Heap. L. S. A.
Mrs. Hichborn has returned from Chicago.
where she accompanied her husband, Naval
Constructor Hichborn. for the opening cere-
monies OF the worlds fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson will return from
Europe, via the Hayre steamer on the 18th of
November. Their departure is FASTENED by the
death IN Paris yesterday of their little niece
and adopted daughter. Violet Robinson. a verv
lovable child. Her illness was brain fever and
only lasted week.
The first anniversary of the Longfellow Lit
erary and Debating Society was held last even
ing at the residence of Miss Carrie Ianman,
23l3 street northwest Those present were.
guests OF the club, Mr.. and Mrs Ianman, Miss
MAY Larman. Miss Arundel. Mr.. Frank Ian
man, Miss Ida Lanmsu and MIR. Hunter: mem
bers, Messrs Howard Mills. l.. q. Reinburg. 4.
I; Gillen. Ralnh Bricher. J. 7. Selecman.
ohas Lsnmhn, Chas. Lansdale. Henry Samson
V. VI. Hurley and William Griffin. Misses
Grace Smith, Mary Stone. Grace Stone. Kate
Wheatley, Mary WEIGH. Bess Skelby, Edith
Lansdale, Fanny Lansdale. Blanch Stuart
Edith Brown, Maud White. Maud Newman. Lula
Lanman. Carrie Lanman and Josie Focrtsch
Souvenirs in the shape of beautiful cards
adorned with the clubs colors and engraved
with a quotation from Longfellow's poems
were presented.
Miss Raphael Ellis and her mother. Mrs J. f.
Ellis. left yesterday for a short visit to Balti-
more.
Capt and Mrs. L. L. Blake have moved their
residence from Rhode Island avenue to Il
Iowa circle
Maj. F. W. Hess and Mrs Hess and family
have returned TO the city from a two weeks
soiourn at Berkeley, W. Va
Mrs. E. c. Cutter is at the Eldon, Chestnut
Hill, Philadelphia. Pa. where her daughter la.
entered school. Edwin c. Cutter is at school
at Ogontz, Pa.
Mrs. c. d. Church has returned TO her home
after visit in the north.
All Halloween brought a pleasant gathering
OF young people TO the residence Of Miss Mary
O'Niel, SOC oath street northwest After a num-
Der OF games they repaired to the spacious din
ing room, where bountiful supper had been
prepared by the hostess, after which dancing
was enjoyed until a late hour. Among those
present were the Misses Mary, Anna and Rose
bud O'Niel, Anna Kelly, Alice May WEIGH,
Bessie Grafton of Baltimore Maize McQuade
Ida Jones. Carrie Walsky. arrie Godfrey and
Hay Beattie Of New York and nppie Cahill Of
Capitol Hill, Messrs. John O'Niei, Joseph De-
vine Of Philadelphia, Londie Perkins, Felix
McGinnis. Prof. Blum, VIM Baumearten, Jodie
Boyce, Henry Wilson, John Tanning. Joseph
Mccain Of Baltimore, Bob Gross and Conrad
Won Blucher OF Harpers Ferry.
An enjoyable surprise party was given TO
Miss Grace Bowling at her home last evening
by the members of Mr.. " T. Miller's class of
Wesley Chapel Church. Games we're played
until 1880 O'Clock p M, when the party ad-
journed to the dining room and enjoyed a
bountiful repast, after which the games were
enjoyed until IL o'clock Among those present
were the Misses J.Angel, l.. Angel Bromerman,
Bryan. Carey. Chedel. Carter. Bowling Fox. Hot
tel, Holbrook, Lochboehler. Nc whorter. Miller,
B. Polkinhorn. NJ. Polkinhorn. +. Reeves. o.
Reeves and Swearingen; Messrs. Carey, Dow
ling, Farlee, Falconer, Gilbert, Helmick, II.
Hodes. A. Hodes. kremer, Miller, Mcwhorter,
II. Ridgely, W. Ridgely, McMichael and Wood
ward.
Mrs. Norman holland left at $50 this morn
ing for Greenville, East Tennessee, where she
will spend the winter for her health.
Mrs. Isaac Bachelor Guestof 3I5 West 5lst
street, New York city. sister of Mrs Eva
Hains de Romero, has returned home after an
extended visit with relatives and friends here.
Mr.. James l. Tucker of Boston will spend
the winter with his son Almon t. Tucker. 1000
6th street northwest.
Miss Florida Cunningham of South Carolina
is visiting Mrs. Chinn. HAS Connecticut avenue,
having just returned from Chicago en- route for
Charleston.
Mrs. Anna Bacon nee Wilkerson, her pretty
daughter, Miss Beulsh. and son Fred. who have
been visiting relatives and friends for six
weeks leave tomorrow for their home in Brad
ford, Pa. This was the first meeting for six
teen years Of the living members of the Berry
Wikerson family-the mother, ten daughters
and two sons The father, daughter and son
deceased years ago.