Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-13
President and Mrs. Cleveland Are
Expected Back Next Week.
PLANS OF THE CABINET LADIES
The Washington Club viii Soon Be
Ready to Welcome Members.
7 Kings TO TALK ABOUT

their coming, still the chances are pretty
coed that the mansion will be in comforta-
BILE shape and the smell of the paint out of
* II they do not come before the end OF the
week. The east room Is the most upset, as
the painters are just finishing the wood
work and touching up the gilt. which is
very plentiful in that vast apartment. The
other paTlors. each OF which has had some
refurbishing, are looking quite fresh and
attractive, and on the whole the house
ought to feel much more inviting In every
way for its distinguished occupants.
The cabinet ladies'. while having a rest
from all social demands. are enjoying the
short out-of-town trips which have become
so popular in officiaIdom. They will not
return from their journey up to Batavia
until Tuesday next. Mrs Lamont while
north, will take the opportunity to visit
" lille in Buffalo, and perhaps accompany
the Secretary of War up to see his mother,
" no has not been very well the past week.
Miss Herbert Is on for a stay in Boston,
while her sister. Mrs. Micou. accompanies
Secretary Herbert to Batavia. Mrs. Bissell
has had a rather busy time of IL socially all
the past summer, as she kept house in both
Kennebunkport, where the warm weather
was spent, and in Buffalo, where she has
been the last two months. She has natur-
ally entertained considerably.
Mrs. Olney will be accompanied home up
on her return by her sister. Miss Thomas,
who was such an agreeable member OF the
household of the Attorney General last
winter Mr. Olney, who is devoted to lawn
tennis, has not given up the sport yet, al
though his white fannelS look decidedly
summerlike, and can be seen any fine after
noon nimbly chasing backward ana forward
i'm the court adjoining his residence.
Mrs. Hearst has returned, intending to
spend the winter here, and her mansion on
New Hampshire avenue looks cheerful anu
bright again. When going out 10 the facl.ic
coast last summer she Travelled through
Montana and the entire northwest, nNlnS
on her car, and had thoroughly delightful
time Of IT. Later along in the summer, &C
cCmpaDed by her son, Mr.. William Hearst,
and party of friends, she started on an
other similar trip in regions totally new 10
her. and always in the midst of beautiful
scenery. Coming east, she visited friends in
Maine, and returns again to find this city
aid her friends more fascinating than ever.
Miss Cockrell has returned to the city
with her younger brothers and sisters, after
spending the past two months in the west
with her father. Senator Cockrell, who is
taking part in the campaign of his STATE,
viii not get back here until after the cleo
ton.
The house committee of the Washington
Club is very busy with the work of getting
il in order The club rooms at the Everett
are, however still headquarters, except for
those whose duties necessitate their being
at the new house, and the winter plans are
II.
hangings are rapidly being placed in posi-
ton, and the new house is taking quite a
finished look.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cleveland Tyler will not
be here this winter, as it seems to be their
intention to spend the cold weather at their
home In New London. Mrs. Tyler who is
very much interested in the education of
ner children, is enchanted with the prospect
of remaining in the quiet surroundings of
country place, where she can continue her
a nfh Rr fsa srfkr IL
up to intellectual pleasures. The Tyler
summer residence in the Pequot colony is a
very large, substantial structure near the
bank of the Thames, and fitted with every
appliance for comfort at any time of the
year.
The front piazza alone is Of a size that adj
mitted of dining sixty-four persons. seated
at eight tables, not long since, and the in
terror of the house is of CORRESPONDING oro-
portions, sumptuously and artistically APP
pointed.
A very pretty wedding took place at St
Aloysius' Church on Tuesday afternoon.
the contracting parties being Miss Mary
h. McMahon ard James +. Brooks The,
ceremony was perform ID by the Rev NJ
{. Dolar, s j.. and the altar was prettfly
decorated with flowers and brilliantly light
cd with candles. Miss Annie McMahon and
Miss Mabie Maeley acted as bridesmaids
and Mr.. Thos. Z. Kennedy was best man,
and Messrs. Brewer, McGill and Pratber
were ushers. After the ceremony the i'm
mediate family of the contracting parties
were rendered reception at the home of
the brides parents, and Mr.. and Mrs
Brooks left on the S:15 train, amid the
usual shower of rice, for a trip through the
north.
Mrs Miller has returned from Block Is
land. after visiting friends in East Orange,
and is in her own house 14l5 Highland
place.
Last Wednesday evening Mr.. Geo. E
Ruhl. at his residence, No 1916 NJ street
northwest, gave reception to his many
friends The entertainment was opened by
dancing and later on followed by refresh
ments, the table being deliberately deco
rated. Dancing was again resumed until
a late hour. Some of those present were:
The Misses a. Trip, h. Tripp, NJ. Trip
NJ. Trusheim, L. Kappel, s. HUH, ]. Wach-
smuth, II. Arnold, L. Cheseldine. l.. Nieder
T. Nephuth, Minnie Nephuth, X. Guethler
X. Green. A. LANCER. J. Green, NJ. Feser
and Mrs. Gains, Miller and McNeir; Messrs
Geo. L. Ruhl, Jno. f.. Monk, c. thinner
mann, f. Brown, III. Mercer, III. Tripp, H.
Bieber, l.. Kfnslow. r. Diegelmann, c. Cal
ahan, l.. Hoffman,, L. Barley, w. Cas-
sidy, c. McNe:r J. Griffin, NJ Kinslow, c.
Gains and Mr.. McJohnsen.
Miss Lille p Bailey has moved from 4oi
NJ street TO 1913 sth street northwest.
Mrs. Philip Inch and Miss Inch have re-
turned TO their home, l7IS p street
Miss Emily G. Fought has returned from
her visit to her sister Mrs. VIM r. Houty,
at Roanoke, Va, and has gone to Falls
Church, Va, to spend a couple Of weeks.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.
James A. Vines to Miss Belle Scott on Oc-
tober -. 1894, at home of brides parents,
Jacksonville, Ill.
Miss Marcie Gosnell Of Baltimore, who has
been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Black
burn, of 1882 llth street, returned home to-
day.
DIR. l.. c. Woodson of this city and Miss
Libbie Armstrong of BellviIle, Ohio were
married at that place on the 30th of Septem-
Der. 1t was planned to be a quiet home
event, but the residence of the bride was
filled to overlooking by her friends The
b-ide wore q pretty gown of lemon silk
trimmed with chiffon and carried brides
roses. Her sister, Miss Aurelia Armstrong
was her only attendant, and was dressed in
white. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Mr.. Anderson, pastor of The P-esby-
terrain Church. Before the doctor and his
bride started for their wedding Journey
they held reception. They will come here
after few weeks, and will make their
home at 2O2 G street.
Miss Caroline Lo-man of Detroit Mich
and Professor Ira M. Hollis of Harvard
University were married in Detroit on the
21st OF August. The lady was formerly a
resident of this city.
Miss Annie L. Golden daughter Of Mr.. and