Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-11
THE WHITE HOUSE BABY,
Congratulations Showered Upon President
and Mrs. Cleveland,
WOOdley to Be Occupied This Fall
Personal Notes OF
Interest.

The new baby at the White House has
Just at present the attention Of the femi-
nine world to the exclusion OF every other
topic. The exciting events Of Saturday did
not prevent the President from taking his
usual late afternoon drive and Secretary
Gresham and DR.. Bryant had the pleasure
OF going with him. The party returned to
the White House in time for o'clock din
ner. Yesterday Mrs. Perrine arrived at
the mansion. and will remain several weeks
doing the honors for the President. 1t is
understood that the baby's name is already
decided upon. but it may be some time be-
lore the public will be informed of It,
All those who have intimate social nc
Quaintance with President and Mrs Cleve-
land took occasion to leave cards cypress
Ing their congratulations on late Saturday
AFTERNOON, and today the same pleasant in
Quiries are being made at the door ITO
everybody the same reply Is raade: Both
Mrs. Cleveland and her baby daughter are
doing WE'LL"
that will be left at the White House door
Will, OF course, be complete for every for
eign legation will send some expression Of
It's good wishes for the new arrival in this
course be made to the Secretary Of State
IN writing. and the President and Mrs
Cleveland will get these in due season, as
equally formal replies must be sent.
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hold who will have the pleasure of resting
their eyes on the baby will be the rnembers
OF the cabinet and their wives.
AFTER one month has rolled into the past
Tor the younger Miss Clevelani the Presi-
dent and his family will move our to Wood
ley, 10 remain until the 1st Of December aud
again at intervals during the winter. es-
peciaily during the holiday season. Mrs
E ne Is devoted to country life and
the opportunities for quiet and rest which
!. gives and 1t Is not likely that woodIey
will be long without its distinguished in
mates Tor the coming four years.
Miss Florence Bayard is visiting Miss
Clementina Furniss at her nome at L.nox
ana drove with her the other day II, a
gaily decorated blackboard in the annual
flower parade.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Talbert have gone TO
Chicago and will return home by the way
Of Niagara Falls.
Mr.. R. E. Davis and sister of Charles
county. Nd, Mrs. Semmes Of New Orleans
and MI E. s. Gardner Of Charles county
are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. O. H.
Frazier, 1247 9Th street, where they win be
pleased to see their friends.
The engagement Is announced Of Miss
Rosa Louis to Mr.. Moses Coleman. At
home Monday, September II, and Sunday,
September II, from to 10.
Miss H. NJ. Tenney has returned from a
three months stay in Chicago, Thousand
Isles and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Limerick and son
have returned from High View, where they
spent two months with Mr.. and Mrs. 3. I.
Williams.
Mrs. B. Burdette and nephew. D. Wilson
Limerick, started for Chicago on Saturday
last.
There was a pleasant gathering last even
ing at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
Iardella. the occasion being the tenth BIRTH
day Of their daughter Julia. Among those
present were the Misses Kane. Steinmire.
Burgess. Thomas, Kurnan, Julia, Katie and
Mary Iardella and Masters York, Burgess,
Cambell, Steinmire and Iardella.
Miss Mary T. Holmead. daughter Of Mr..
VIM. Holmead Of Holmead Manor, was
awarded three prizes for her fancy work at
the Rockville fair.
Mrs. Kate Seaman Ross has returned
after an absence Of several years in Cal
ifornia, and is staying with Mrs. Tourney
Mrs. C. Ulrich Kennedy returned home
Saturday, having spent the summer ON the
Hudson.
Mr.. F. Howard Brooks, Miss s. B. Nc
Nantz and Miss A. McNantz have returned
from q two weeks outing at Buckeytown.
Md.
Mrs. David L. Git. who spent the sum
mer at Atlantic City, is much improved In
health.
Miss Minnie Brown and Miss Myrtle
Moreland have returned from week
visit to Rockville.
Mrs NJ A. Nelson has just returned from
Europe, where she has been touring for the
past two months.
Miss Mabel Holmes returned home today,
after spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs Eva Brookes.
Misses Anna and Addie Graham leave to-
day for the worlds fair. and on return will
visit friends at Peru and Richmond. InQl-
ana.
Miss Dora Baier Of Baltimore Is visiting
her uncle, Mr.. John Baier. at his residence.
800 street northeast. after spending four
weeks at the worlds fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. E. L. White left yes
terday for a tour in the west. They will
visit the worlds fair and return by Way of
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