The Washington times., 1894-12-09

up lOE one OF LGe ldsllOldDle charities q
circus. in which she will have the aid and co.
operation Of the leading members Of society.
As circus under such auspices has been
given with great success in New York
and other large cities. there is 10
good and sufficient reason WY the enter
tainment should not be accomplished in
Washington with even a greater show Of sue
cess than elsewhere. II il is arranged, il VIII
be the great event OF the early spring. At al
events. Mrs. Dolph is seeking a. present 20
interest her friends in the matter, and It is 20
be hoped for many reasons that the circus
viii eYentuate ar no late day.
An entertainment that is likely to draw out
a fashionable audience is that Of Dorothy"
10 be given by the students Of Columbia Col
lege at Albaugh's as a matinee on Friday,
December If. Mrs. Cleveland hat box and
has signided her intention OF attending rhs
entertainment. The boxes and seats in the
orchestra are beng sold by Mrs. \. 5. Lin
coin at her residence, No. 1914 II street. The
opera is a bright. sparkling little work and
the rendition viii do full justice 10 the text,
as the students having the entertainment n
charge are well up in their respective parts.
Stewart Castle Is again, after a long lapse
OF years, to be opened to Washington society
By the owners, as Senator Stewart and family
are already established therein They have
y
to receive visitors. II viii be some time be-
fore the house is out Of the hands OF work.
men, but so far much has been accomplished.
The entire interior has Deen redeCOrated. re-
papered and repainted, so that t bears little re-
semblance to the place as il was during the Oc-
cupancy ofthe Chinese legation The exreriOr
OF the house is now having coat Of paint pui
on and many necessary repairs are made IN
the plastering Of the outer walls When,
somewhat over year ago, Mrs Stewart re-
turned with her youngest daughter from
tour of the world, she brought back with her
trunks, boxes, and bales iunumerable, con-
tanning not only halgings, pictures, and
bric-a-brae. but valuable pieces Of exquisiteiy
carved furniture from India. AT that
time it was their intention 20 establish
themselves in their former home, bCt a--eE
due discussion for many reasons this plan
was abandoned and a house on Vermont
avenue was leased for the winter. Now al
these beautiful things will be placed as first
intended when they were purchased. and
Washington society will have the opportunity
of seeing them to best advantage. Mrs.
Stewart is a generous entertainer. and thls
season is likely TO give some pleasant house
warnings that will revive the former fame Of
Stewart Castle.
Mrs. Hearst is at her residence on New
Hampshire avenue. where after the 1st OK
January she will observe Tuesday as her reg
ular reception day. For the present she 10
/ spending the time very quietly, but hnds eaeh
I day full of duties connected with the manage
/ ment of her vast estates and the many ehari-
/ ties in which she takes so active an interest.
/ Mrs. Hearst will 60 abroad IN the spring 70
I remain until the autumn. For the year 1895
/ she has planned q tour OF the world and
/ is already looking forward with pleasure
/ to that time Of travel. The tour Is to be made
/ in the most Ieisurely manner with stops at
/ various places according to the fancy of the
I moment. so that it will be impossible TO state
what length OF time will be taken up during
/ the travels in foreign lands. The start will
/ be made from San Francisco and after travel
/ ing in China and Japan Mrs. Hearst viii go TO
/ India for some time.
She is greatly interested IN her sons news
/ paper career as editor of the Examiner. and
I is one with him in all things in this matter.
| Hardly any important measure IS undertaken
| without Mr.. William Hearst first consult
/ ing his mother iu the matter, as she has gone
so thoroughly into the details of the paper
/ as to render her counsel and advice OF
weight.
| The marriage of Miss Jane Threlkeld Cox,
/ daughter of Mrs. Thomas Cox. to DR.. LarkiR
/ White Glazebrook. will take place January 9,
at st. Pauls Church
/ Mr.. Baxter Ironsides. the newly-appointed
/ secretary OF the British Embassy, who is to
/ take the place of Mr.. Goshen, has leased for
the season the house on I street, formerly the
residence OF Admiral Rogers.