The Washington times., 1894-12-30

days Win thelr son. Lieut. fdrAer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vending and family
have returned 10 Washington. Mrs. Wend-
ling has not been quite wei for some little
time with heavy cold. In April she will ac-
company her husband TO Colorado. where
they will spend some time in Denver and
then visit the leading places OF interest in
the State.
Miss Phillips. OF Virginia. sister of Mrs. B.
ii. Warner. is one OF this handsome young
dehutantes OF the season and is at the Arno
for the winter.
Commander Feeders family are spending
the winter on Twentieth street. having sold
their former residence on Eighteenth street.
Mrs. De Bree Higgins Is in the city spend
ing the holiday season with her sister Mrs.
Arthur Ferguson. Mr.. Higgins. who has
been an invalid for a number of years past.
will come from Norfolk on New Years TO ac-
company his wife home. His health Is now
almost completely restored
The Misses Walker, daughters of Admiral
Walker, are home for the holidays. After
February Miss Sue Walker will spend the re-
mainder OF the winter in Washington. Mrs.
Greer, wife OF Admiral Greer accompanied
by her daughter. will soon go to Dayton,
Ohio, for visit. Mr. Edward Greer. young
est son of Admiral Greer, is home for the
holidays.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Peter Leary are spending
the holidays in the city with friends at WASH
ington Barracks.
Mr. Elihu Boardman, after spending Christ
mas in Washington with Mr.. and Mrs. William
duran hn- rntfl n
law at Camden, n. j.
Mr.. and Ms. Clifford Perrin are established
in their new home on 4 street, near Connec-
ficut avenue, for the winter.
Passed Assistant Engineer Baker, U. s. NJ,
is enierfa ming his son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox, for the holiday reason.
Mrs. Perrine. who has been the guest OF
President and Mrs. Cleveland for a week
past. will spend the greater portion OF the
winter at the White House.
The present week marks rhe formal open
ing OF the regular season OF 1895. and the
gayeties on the social slate for the coming six
days in which the entertaining will continue
are many and brilliant.
AllObE LILO cfCilS Niii po.
MoNDAY-Mrs. Goodwin win give a recep-
ton from to O'Clock to announce the debut
of Miss Goodwin.
Mrs S. NJ. Bryan viii give an afternoon
! tea in honor OF the debut of her daughter.
Mrs. Charles Hayward will give a dance at
| the Marine Barracks.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Mann viii give a
small dinner.
Mrs. Bugher VIII give small dance.
Al feu don of 4 fifoS Sf1prn nior1
Postmaster General and Mrs. Bissell viii
give dinner party.
TUEsDAY-The President and Mrs. Cleve.
land will give the New Year reception toths
general public from ii until O'Clock.
The Diplomatic breakfast will take place
at the Arlington at noon.
Ths Cabinet will receive from 3 to clock.
The General of the Army and Mrs. Scho-
! field will receive.
In the evening Senator and Mrs. Brice will
/ give a dance to the young people Of society.
WEDNEsDAT-Ihe first Cabine receptions
of the season will be held, with the exception
I % Mrs Bjsseil, who will not be at home tc
callers until the following Wednesday.
Mrs Phillip C. Johnson and Miss johnson
! will give a tea at the Portland from TO
1 O'Clock.
The eGerman..ambassador will give dinner
10 gentlemen
AfS- VIII give nuSlCdic az blit
! Oaks on Georgetown Heights.
Mrs Edgar Z. Hastings will give tea II
meet Miss Hance at No. 1911 p street.
THuRsDAY-aIrs. r. I. Fleming will give a
tea from 4 to O'Clock at her residence on
street.
Mr. and Mrs. George 81. Howard will giv'
q tea at The Washington Club in honor of tht
de- Ut OF their daughter.
In the evening Judge and Mrs. John Davi
will give a ball ut the Country Club TO an
nounce the debnt of their daughter.
The first Cabinet dinner will be given b,
the President and Mrs Cleveland at the Whit
House.
FR1DAY-Mrs. McAdoo will give luncheon
Representative and Mrs. John Robinson
viii give ball at the Shoreham in honor o
the debut of their daughter.
Postmaster General and Mrs. Bissell vii
gave dinner party.
SATURD DAf-Mrs. Maxwell. wife of the solic
itor general, will give a. luncheon to youni
people.
Mrs Washington Mclean will give alunch
con.
| Mrs. Hunt and Miss Michler will give
tea.
Miss Noyes will give o'clock tea.
In the evening the Brazilian Minister an,
Nine. de Mendonca will give musicale at
O'Clock.
Among the later entertainments viii be:
MONDAY, Jan. 7-Mrs. Tilford will give
tea TO young people to meet Miss Mccormick
Justice and Mrs. Brewer will give dinner
TUESDAY, Jan. S--Seaator and Mrs Gorma
/ will give an afternoon tea TO announce tn
t debut OF ffheir youngest daughter.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. GRESHAM
will give the first Cabinet dinner.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 9-Mr. John w. ThomI
son and Miss Ida Thompson viii give a II
: ception at o'clock in the evening
' Mrs Stewart will give luncheon in hone
OF Mrs. L. 5. Grant.
Judge and Mrs. Bancroft Davis win give
dinner.
JAN. 11-Postmester General and Mr.
| Bissell will give dinner party.
Q MIR. and Mrs w. C. Whittemore will give
> dance in honor OF Miss Kountee.
JANUARY % Mrs. Hearst will give mus
Gale.
r The Cabinet dinners will not be given tn
season in the regular order of Presidentii
D succession owing to garions causes that pre-
s vent this programme being carried out q
would otherwise be the case.
The first OF the Cabinet dinners will |
r given on the Sth of January by the Secretai
of -tate and Mrs. Gresham. After that Il
q date for the following week would ordinari
. have been taken by the Secretary OF Il
S Treasury and Mrs. Carlisle. but owing TO Il
indisposition of the Secretary's son, Mr.. WI
liam Carlisle, Mrs. Carlisle will take lat
date. and the dinner viii be given on the 15
0 instant by the Secretary OF the Navy and Mi
s HerGert
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