Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-11
SOCIAL N MATTERS.
Mrs. Harrison's Public Reception
7 Saturday.
HOSPITALITY. RECEIVED


Many Ladies Pay Their Respects To the Mia.
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rey-Mr. John w. Thompson Entertains
the Literary Society-Personals Of Interest.
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Mrs uer,;so,,. ......:
hror,,h g.. pon y"
White Honse ~ 60. .S peoPie.o the
liobted NTH thn;- ,rnie,,..n nv "san ue
a hit too cool to r.r,a;, i .4 uHs WY Jus'
damn oronnd enS ~ th, os ss aNS On ane
itself to these Conditions. came along in snff'.
Gent numbers dnr;nc an hnv- IN haT ~
keen the nrocess;on n,o,n, s,aaa;,, =, t.o,,. y,
Mrs HARRISON The Warin s' R.rd ,a,.rod =; =,
the corridor and Md. ,nns;c ,.,m1at;In :,o,, ~
to keen ali heels mov;no in nn;snn Tbora uss
sufcient flower decoraf;on in ali Tho looms 10
CIV. a fas,;ra orraaronna 81 a. I;. ~
Gowns those raceiv;nn in me P hs Sn.
added mater;aJlv n tho sons ntfsct PA-'A
Mrs Warr;ao.' - ~ n,I', in.LaSt
and has ent;rsJv racovorn5 fro1n hor .e,. wen 10,
disnns;t;on Hsr onwn ,ras Iii nSosns AZ =
styiish black satin With tnw no,ra dots Of ,,irt,
in IL and a soft ~est of n,,I ara,.a ,;tb pm ...
d;amond &c. s,,srr,;n,r - ~ opI, NV NV
carried avail hnnnh 81 IT, Ernrn, 49, . ..o
of which sbo g,yo ovoy drr;na tho roca,,,,;n,s
TO n little ciri wbose affi;ctions were trp;~ia
being deaf t1nmb and hind This little a;rI
Nvhn H.
twelye an;ova5 49, ,,s;t 40 e.. Wh;.o u a6o
entirejv tbronob her serse of touch Nc
Harrison had her taken to all the rooms and
her appreciation of the things she knew nv the
touch were beautiful and artistic was some-
thing marvellous to watch. The little pirl comes
from Boston. and when she goes home she ia
going to write an account Of what sbe felt
here
Mrs. Harrison,s assistanta rere Mra Crov
whose gown was of French gray bengnIine and
point, and Mrs. Brewer. whose prettv dress
was of gray and white strined silk Mrs
with a Jacket of noint de- gene lace. Mrs
Dimmick. Mrs. Parker Mrs Elam MIS- Eric
Bergland and Miss Woods of KaItimore-tbo
former is Mrs Harrison's copsinNWiss yoor.
hees, Miss Morgan Mis-, Price Miss Chandler
Miss Fries. Miss Herbert. Miss Pauncetote. Miss
Montgomery, Miss Antoinette Montgomery,
Miss Lowery, Miss Scidmore, Miss Pauline
Letter, MISS Mattlngly, Miss Schafer and Miss
Deaman, her guests; Miss Boutelle Miss Bliss,
MISS Way Williams, MISS Carrie Parker, Miss
r;uIe' MISS brecklnrldge, MISS Edlth Patten and
HISS neieh fatten. Col. Ernst MADE the pre-
y: W Mrs. harrison anu Lieut. farker
udu lne same DUTY 1or MRS. Gray. VINO pleasantly
iePea.eu eacn name 10 MRS. brewer.
Az CLOCK Mrs. Harrison and all her receiv.
ins parry went upstairs ana were entertained
d. nisn yea. Inc taDies were Iaio along the
oorfiuo anu WINE the young iadies sat about
On INC o.VaGs the Servants passed around the
u" M IeIresnments;
~ Mchee arrived AZ the Whlte house oatur-
uay m Tune 10 take part in the reception and
W ENJOY meeting so many OF his acquaintance
wno were lingering In the blue ROOM Two
u"yS oeiore ne had peen down IN coal mine
AZ ii,hois ana the contrast between that scene
ana tne one ne was assisting at showed the pos
eiUiii.ies Vi business man career.
Iuhny incident occurred during the after
nooh. iaoy VINO was waiting awhile In the
reu room pelore gong into the blue parior
hoticeo that she was pelng scrutlnlzed IN a
lnost Ieharkaple way by eacn person as they
Passeu aiohg. Inc explanation came when a
irienu entered ana toid ner that she was being
Pcin'eu gu, U! a "aS Vi pOhceman as the
wiuow Vi zen. urahI. Inc lady entered into
wy w s u..us.on .oi aNuue I1neeI anu naa no emu
u ahuselheht over the thing Tor awnlle
The Literary Society was entertained on Sat-
urdav evening by Mr. John W. Thomnson and
Miss Ida THOMPSON. and not only the society.
but a few of their other friends. enioyed the
charming hospitality of the OCCASION Mr.
Thompson and his daughter received their
guests in the front drawing room. and Mr.. Ross
Thomson was very Frequently the nleas;no
guide by whom all were Conducted 10 seats 10
the ball room. where the essavist of the ,,venino
was faced Hon. John W. Foster read an ac,
count of his last trim 70 Snain made he said
last snrinO with tbe idea 81 tryino N oct hacS
here ,aa;, hofora ho on,d h ,,n w NH M
lG oil ad of
since he nIaced IN record sncS q J.I;abtfri ao'
conn. of how his davs wero srant 10 Madr;a
dnring tb,' = ner;od ~ ;mnat;ent ro;.;,,o ,anaS-
sarv before he comld see the biob of,ic's,S With
whom he Was IN NEGOTIATE = ,reotv ~ rac;nron-
;tv "a oil Tho worId Inows ~ This 30,
ny, ho,r vaaL t;r,a ,nIar h,,s;,,s. n pe,.9 9;
no~v ;nt.rconrsa ara o,"nnst ant;rai,. s,, "o
While from the court 70 ~ npuriao.,
all attention ia tnrnad 20 ,ha . pUpo,"oo
- 30 thn r.,. n,'o.,. =, VIC Mo
Eostars .h1 "Y ,ha font son MI
nn ILL., Th"rsda,, y, AZ aio ,evs n;as .tiS
80, homss,t 81 .o p..'au f ~ .ne
queen t was OF pictur
t tsqte GI,a ,h VI sp,enaos An 1iala con-
,,;s 'o aa.n h;ea anu nis.1ri !
I'm. ..; .uo G T' WHICH niaee AZ an tue
.iiole in.eIes.ine' ine ury VEIN OF humor m
tr,p so,ne parts was heenly enjoyed.
m zap. was ;.l d;eo an soo sooh, anu wneh
of the society. Gem. Greelv Commissinner
Harris and Mr.. Ulke each made a few remarks.
the general tenor of which was congratulatory
70 Mr. 5ostsr. me exercises. as usual, COM
HeHEeo' enueu anu were ihtersperseo WIFE mu-
the violin. and Miss HINT SANG dai;nStfri H.,
several times. At the conclusion the doors OF
the dining room were thrown open and a
bountitul supper was served Amonp