The Washington times., 1894-11-09
SOCIAL SAYINGS AND DoINGs.


of the United States Ambassador and Mrs.
Bayard. who are at present in Washington,
visiting Mrs. Shubrick Clymer. The dinner
was served in the private dining-room, where
the decorations were in green and white with
a large centre piece of white chrysanthe-
NUNS. At either end of the table were inn
mense baskets of the same flowers in the
finest variety grown in the conservatory OF
the Executive Mansion. About the room were
arranged growing palms and foliage plants.
At each place for the ladies we're clusters of
white chrysanthemums us corsage bouquets,
while smaller variety was used as bouton-
nleres for the gentlemen. The conservatory
was brill antly lighted, and from end to end
was crowded with growing plants OF the larg-
est variety of white chrysanthemums.
The guests at dinner were the Ambassador
and Mrs. Bayard, Secretary of State and Mrs.
Gresham, ecretary of War and Mrs. Lamont
Secretary OF the Treasury and Mrs. Carlisle,
Secretary Morton, Secretary and Miss Herbert
Attorney General and Mrs. Clney Mr., and
Mrs. Cadwalader, OF Philadelphia, and Mrs.
Shubrick Ciymer, mother OF Mrs. Bayard
The Secretary OF State and Mrs. Gresham
viii give diuner at the Arlington this even
ing in honor o An! ass ador and Mrs. Bay
ard. who since their stay in Washington have
attention on lie part oi official ana resident
society.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland, with the
memtels of The Cabinet, are ooking Onward
th the greHtest auticipatious Of pleasure to
Their TRIP tg Philadelphia when they Will at
tend tle lau hing o the st. Louis Ihey
WI 80 over IN special u.y and return the
same afternoon. Au elegant lnnehooH viii De
serSe3 ,Aa 4rty on ad4rt the 81. LOUIS.
Nr and Mrs Herman Hove have sent out
cards or the marriage ae'g aaught r. NJ Mss
Iiau le Dana r. tr. raasln Henry Seely
at 80. JOINS Church, Wednesday, the l4ta
Instant. al o clock.
Tie past few weeks society has had plenty
OF orpor unity or gossip Iu b sue 7s'pn of
matrimonial anuouueeweHi-. Last week.
the marriage al Ni.s Matte Thompson 10
Dir Davis probably iuE,aai ta+ ebi-i event.
and tis W5ek THAI ol Associate 3astlre
WfTe 10 tLrs. LIndsu Kent. iu Kew 1ora On
AoEdas. Air A. Il Iyzs Wskl and N M.ss
Mar, Iurhet Hiss Iir-gii Eras ord and 3.r
Matthews. ou Tuesday. Mss osborne aad
Nj. Eddie, Miss Shields and Nr. Elliot, on
Ncdues .ay. has given the sociH' world plenty
to DO Many announcer EMS Tor we dingS
in the near future are also alaie. no less thau
foug bcIHs -gt for next Wednesday evening.
November -
Mr George D. Mitchell. well known in
musical ircies, aad Tor ar- associated with
the Georgetown 0rches ra as an arlIye mrm-
ber. will leave Washington neXt 1uesGay for
Wellsloro Pa. wher. he will he married 10
Miss Wiihemina Harut, on Wednesday. Nov
ember "a. at high Hoon. The wedding VII
be private. ony the immediate family and
ir ends of 9th parties icing invited. Iume-
diately after The ceremony the Young couple
Will leave or this ciJy, which they will make
their future home. They will reside al No.
23- Second street southeast, W e-s
they viii be glad TO see tuHir
many friends. who 10 doubt will give then
hear We erose NJ Fu enc T. Stevens W Il
accompany Mr. Mitchell to witness the cere-
mony.
:. Miss Effie Gootee. of Baltimore, who came
over to act a maid OF honor for her riend,
Miss Gertrude Rice. at her wed ing on
Wednesday even ng. is al pres Mt the guest
OF Mrs. james WATSON. No. 350} Thirteenth
street extended. an. Will return home Satur-
day next.
Miss Ellen Byrd. of Philadelphia, is also the
guest OF Mrs. Watson, and viii remain until
the latter part OF the month
Miss Emma Thursby the noted singer. is
in the city. and at present is the guest OF Mrs.
Hearst al her charming home on Connecticut
uNtuut. MISS luuTSbN Will pIODhDlN Sptuu
the winter in Washington.
Mrs. Thomas c. Noyes resumed her POSI-
tion as soprano Of the sixteenth Street Bap-
tist Church last Sunday morning.
Assistant Secretary McAdoo, of the Navy,
returned last night from trip 10 New York
and Delaware Mr.. McAdoo is a fine orator.
and made several excellent speeches in New
York State, as well as in New Jersey and Della
ware.
Hon. James G.. Mcguire. whose genial dis
position and ste ling qualities have made him
very popular in this city, has returned to
take his seat in Congress from his district in
California.
The Unity Club held its first meeting of the
season Wednesday evening al the residence
Of Mr.. Fenwick, No. 1908 n street northwest.
Music aud recitatons were the features of the
evening. The meetings Of this club are al
ways largely attended.
The Sons and Daughters of Maine propose
to celebrate January as their day and are
preparing an elaborate programme for the
occasion.
Miss NJ. V. Stinson will spend the early part
of the winter with friends in Chicago and
later VIII visit her brother IN New Orleans.
Major George G. Dennison is visiting friends
in Wilmington, Del. and intends spending
some DAYS on the marshes in the southern
part OF the State cunning.
Judge and Mrs. W. s. Meredith, of Fair
mont. w. Va, are registered at the ST. James
Hotel. The Judge is prominent Repu lican
OF the district represented by Mr.. " llSon,
and celebrated the victory OF his party by
joining the ranks of the Benedicts