New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-15

they wanted and that m IN for suth
oak. the same tone carried out in the wide freze
Of with leaves S Of the vre On Beauty ns
and of in the r ou5 a bs
SSe esn S hoase IS hat one orsets it
1t has the home atmosphere so rare IN new time
b SEst and ks hostess welcomed their
the front drawing-room Mrs shermans gown n WaS
brooch Miss sherman wore pretty white ,, SIX
gown with puff sleeves of blue velvet Miss Niles.
in a mourning toilet OF crepe de chine with bunch
OF violets the waist Miss Whittck senator ,aon
Among the guests were senator and Mrs Frye,
General and Mrs schohed. the Minister Of Mexico
elle Miss Kate Field. Senator and Mrs: HAZE aand
Miss Newcomb. Representative and Mrs: Cultivate.
Representative and Mrs Johnson Of Ohio; sena, r
Fra Frank S' Gordon Justice and Miss Brewer Miss Kate
Foo,e John G. Nicolay Miss Nicolay MI ana R Mrs.
a%k Nq and Miss Cannon aS
and Mrs Dingey the Minister 9r the Can. Mstn ,be
German and French Ambassadors. the Minister OF
Japan and Nine. Tateno Justice and Mrs Jackson;
Mrs Storer and Mrs. George Bowler. Of Cincinnati
Among hose giving dinner parties lies last MeeK
who gave a dinner in honor of the President ana
Mrs Cleveland on Tuesday evening the The dlnner
ton whore Mr. and Mrs Gresham are settled i tSs
the winter. Red and white cdrnations were .ne
table flowers and the guests outside or the Sapihet
circle were the Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller:
The Secretary of War and Mrs Lamont T., ga va
President and Mrs Stevenson. Senator ana MIS- ITS
a asS a gsie Mrs raTse on Friday the Vice
wife gave IN no Wbe OF roses
set in square OF maden-hair ferns. outlined With VIII
green ribbons. The guests asled to meet Mrs
BisseII Mrs. Lamont, Mrs Smith. Miss Morton,
Miss Herbert Nine Romero daay t Wrs scott
Mrs. Fuller. Mrs. Murphy, wife of Senator Murphy
and Mrs. Blackburn.
JUSTICE BROWN LIKES FIREPLAcEs.
The wife of Justice Brown gave tea on Friday
in their new house. just completed in Sixteenth-st
This is another beautiful house added to the list
of notable residences at the Capital 1t was piahhed
by the Justice and his wife, who, in several Tea
lures have reproduced their Michigan home; JUS
ticc Brown has fancy for open nres anu W an
dows. Almost every room in tn house has hr e.
place, and the mantels. Of which no two are IN
the least alike, are works of art The nous , has
ground on the other side, there are windows al
round giving a wealth Of light and sunshine ne Inc
drawing give pale-gold effects, ana tne ui,l
ing-room is in mahogany. At the tea there We're
pink the table and in the drawing rooms ms,
guests They were assisted by Miss Bissell, OF De- e.,
o and Mis- % fsSss EueS Aee
Mitchell. Miss Maury. Miss Brewer. Mrs. iohZa,,
Of r the late Justine fd ~ and was one Of
the prettiest teas in the season, ana as h9use
warming party could not be o etser a nan ustes
Mrs. and Miss Harlan, Professor Gaaudet'
Justice M and hrs sh IS' the Minister q Nicaragua
and Nine Cuzman Senator stoGkbriage ; Send Ise
Chef justice ' and her guest Miss Reed, Of New
York Mrs Ioien senator and Mrs Morr Ryn MT'
Justice and Mrs Brewer. Lady Pauncefote and the
Misses Pauncefote, Senator and Mr I;,r rugh'
Mr and Mrs Francis Cotton, First Assistant Post
ISnss Mrs Mr. osrTe Of a np and
Mime. Tateno. the secretaries Of the ieSatlof JUS
io gf H Mrs and m MISS Mcmillan Representave and
Mrs Burrows ex-Surgeon-Generdl ana MIS- Moofe'
MRS. CLEVELAND ENTERTAlNs WOMEN.
The Presidents wife gave tea yesterday Tor
which a thousand cards were sent out a week ago.
The East Room. parlors. State dinng-room anu con-
servatory were all opened and brilliantly lighted.
Mrs Cleveland received in the East Room. and mad
a large number Of attractive young women IN IN, rhe
parlors to assist in entertaining the guest ,nb
tahl. i'm the State dlning-room was decorator WIN
Wrs Cleveland has come to the White House for
meet her. It was womans party solitary
man being invited Probably never IN tne history
Of the White House was there sucn gatherins y.
women as at this tea The wife OF II Cabinet
officer said II never saw 50 many women peiv s
In my my. HE but " was i 0'''s"''D' ra''
The Secretary OF the Treasury and Mrs. Carlisle
ontertnined the President and Mrs. Cleveland at
dinner last evening. The table was lald Tor twenty,
four ana Vas va oeau' dinner Without wines there
heinz Al each plate two water glasses. In President
II trrls,u's cabinet II the Postnaster-Teilsrd
anI Vrs Wanamaker who never served wines. Mrs
Carllse's views on thus question are wen Known 10 10
her friends But it Is rather significant that she
NATE no exception. at dinner given IN
horor Of the President. The dinner company Pc
sides the President and Mrs Cleveland included ra
,b' Vice President and Mrs stevenson. the secre-
,arv of state and Mrs. Gresham the secretary OF
W. and Mrs Lamont. the PostmaSter-General ana
lirs Bisseu the Secretary OF the Navy ana MISS
Herbert the Secretary OF the Interior Gnu MIS-
e.,rt,b Tho Secretary OF Agriculture and Miss Nor
,nm me British Ambassador and Lady Pauncefote;
1'' Minister curry and Mrs. Curry, Miss Riggs, OF
9H and Assistant Secretary Hamn, of the