Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-27
SOCIAL. MATTERS.
Mrs. Harrison Resting Comfortably-Per-
soual Notes Of Interest.


Mrs. Hsrrison Resting Comfortably-Per-
sopal Notes Of Interest.
Dr.Gardiner said that this morning that Mrs.
Harrison might be considered as holding her
own Last night she rested pretty well and
this morning felt well enough TO take consider
able interest in what was transpiring in the
household The President and his family met
at the breakfast table with brighter faces than
they have had for the week past. and
as all the household take their cue from
their looks = general air Of encourage
ment prevailed. II kind messages to
Mrs. Harrison and her family could do any
good the assurances conveyed in the piles Of
notes-left every day for them would soon lessen
her sufferings. Owing to the dismantied con-
diton Of the parlors Mrs. Mckee is Obliged 70
receive the very few intimate friends who call
upstairs. The Presidents family have beca
denied the greater space and liberty Of she
first floor since their return, and II wall add
greatly to their convenience when its use
is again possible. Yesterday all the
decorations were removed from the interior as
crowd OF visitors is still much larger than
usual at this season no general cleaning up will
be attempted just yet in the east room, which
Is open every day from 10 to 2.
The condition Of Capt. Dinsmore Was some
what improved yesterday, and this morning a
consultation Of his physicians held. On
Saturday last his life was despaired OF, but a
slight Improvement has occurred since.
Miss Lena Corbett of Salem, Va. who has
been visiting at the home Of Miss Fannie Fear
son, 1922 street northwest, for the past
month, will return next week TO Salem.
Mrs. E. E. non Of Oakland, Md, is stopping
at SIC llth street northwest
Miss Kate wymann and Miss Leila Sponseller
are spending few weeks with the Misses Mudd,
No. 1850 Columbia street.
Mrs. Dunn and Miss Helen Dunn of Omaha
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. b. Gibbs.
Miss Angie Welfiey and Mrs. Dr. welHey OF
Shenandoah City, Va. who have been visiting
their brother, VI. L. Weldey, at his home, No.
l2l 4th street southeast, for the past week re-
turned home Yesterday
Miss Anna Leone Coffey. Old Point Comfort;
Miss Evangeline Joralemon, Troy, Pa, and
Mr.. John I. Bentley OF Hampton, Va, have
been for the past week the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter E. Wright, 1006 Massachusetts
avenue northeast
Miss May Poulton Of Warrenton, Va. and
Arthur Wellington Wright Of Canada wore
married Saturday evening by the father of the
bride, Rev. John +. Poulton. The newly mar
ried couple left this morning for Newark, n. J.,
their future home.
Mrs. David Anderson Of Chicago il visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. II. Dixon. 9Sl NJ street, and
Will be at home to friends on Wednesday.
Miss Anna Graham Of 23d street, after
spending the summer at the seashore, has gone
to Tarrytown on the Hudson for the autumn
Miss Jennie Hines of 18th street left the city
Saturday to Join Miss Graham.
Mr. and Mrs Johp Saors Gibbs D., xa oavt o,,,
cards for the marriage of their daughter, Ade-
line Sesrs, to DIR. Delano Ames of this city on
Wednesday. October IL, at $50, at Christ
Church. Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Mann have returned to
the city after charming summer at Gloucester
The residence of DIR. and Mrs. W. ID. Hughes,
65l II street northeast was the scene of a
pleasant gathering last evening in the recep-
ton given to DIR. and Mrs. T. h Noble Of Nor
walk. Conn, by their friends of the Eastern
Presbyterian Church, OF which be was formerly
pastor. After season Of delightful social
greetings the guests gathered in the dining
room, where they were served with re-
freshments Among those present were
DR.. and Mrs. 7. K. Noble, DIR. Cornelius, Rev.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden (Pansy). Miss Mcdonald
NJ. j. z. Crandall. Mrs. Harry Kenner, Miss
May Hunter. Miss Florence Z. Hughes. Miss
Susie Willard. Miss Estelle Willard. Mrs. NJ. E.
Da'is, uiss MAR. b6Nls, ME- Srultt. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Melick, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Crandall. Mr..
Spear, Miss Spear, DIR. d. E. wiber. Mr..
J. II. Hunter, Mrs. C. Nalley, Mr.. and Mrs
Bostrum, Or. Aliger, Mrs. Logan. Mise
Logan. Mr.. Talley, Mrs. Meyers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. Hub
bard, Mr.. Albert Spear, Mr.. and Mrs Vaughan,
Miss Richardson, Miss Rochefort, Mr.. Hull,
Miss Hull, Mr.. Burgess, Miss Burgess, Mrs.
shepherd, Mrs. Strictly, Miss Pierce. Miss
Walmsley, Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop, Miss Bishop,
Miss Cole, Mr.. Gunson, Mrs. Austin, Miss
Austin, Mr.. Fairman, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Har-
yey.
Mrs. r. J. Floyd, accompanied by her
brother, who has just returned from the west
after an absence of twelve years, has gone to
New York TO visit relatives.
Mrs. Cornelia Williams Of Detroit, Mich, il
visiting her sister, Miss NJ. II. Hill, at 5l2 East
Capitol street
Miss Agnes Eichhorn returned home last
week from Atlantic City, where she spent six
weeks.
Mrs. Weisel, daughter and son have returned
to the city after an absence of several months.
They are stopping at the Franklin.