The morning times., 1895-10-11
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mrs. CLEVELAND COMING
Indications Point to 1t That Wood
ley Will Be Speedily Tenanted.
Homes of Cabinet Ladies' Put in Order
Mrs. Logan VIII Leave for Europe
Early Next Week.

me DTiSh dUnOSputrc ttlti luNlporutiIS
crispness of these bright autumn days are
bringing to the city rapidly those who
deserted it for the warm season. The
thoroughfares have revived from trance
of dulIness, and modishly attired maids
and matrons with pink cheeks and bright
eyes greet each other after months of
absence as they pass along on their way
to the everlasting bliss of doing some
shopping"
The driveways are crowded with smart
traps.
II is indicated plainly by 1.-THE pricking
of the thumbs of those officials who are
first made aware of the President's
movements that before many days he,
with Mrs. Cleveland and their daughters,
viii return to the city.
Woodley is looking its prettiest now,
with the leaves just taking on Il tinge of
scarlet and yellow, the dahlias and chrys-
anthemums budding, the scarlet sage blaz-
ing in masses, and the gOldenrod, Midas
like, turning the fields to gold.
Most of the Cabinet ladies are here. Mrs.
Harmon, wife of the Attorney General, and
daughters are comfortably at home in
theirpretty X street house where everything
that dainty feminine taste and artistic
instinct can suggest has been done TO make
Things attractive. The drawing room IS
easily distinguished from the formal re-
ception rooms of many homes by the
fact that every chair, pillowed dtvnn or
sofa is soft and luxurious. There is not
an upholstered horror, such as callers fire.
quenuy encounter, in Mrs. Harmon's
possession.
Mrs. Wilson, wife of the Postmaster
General, and her family, have been here
some time.
Mrs Lamont has about completed the
arrangement of her delightfully."- hospitable
home, and is prepared for the duties and
pleasures of the winter
Mrs. Carlisle is domesticated at her
hospitable home.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Mcon daughter of the
Secretary of tile Navy, is here to preside
over her fathers household in the absence
of her sister, Miss Herbert, who still re-
mains abroad.
Mrs. Oiney and her daughter, Mrs. Minot,
are expected with the Cleveland party.
Mrs. Hoke Smith is expected November I.
The ranks of the diplomatic representa-
tives are being added to every day Baron
Max Won Thielman. ambassador from Ger
many, and Baroness Won Thielman re-
turned Yesterday and are established at the
embassy for the winter. Baron Clemens
yon ketteler, councillor and first secre-
tary, is expected Saturday.
Marroyeni Bey, the Turkish minister has
arrived ut his cosy quarters in Connecti-
cut avenue, looking bright and chipper. af-
ter n summer OF much popularity and many
conauests in society at Bar Harbor. LenoN,
and Newport. He is one of the must ear
nest and energetic wheelmen on record,
and tells enthusiastically of the miles OF
New England roads he has left behind
in hiking tours since he departed from the
capital.
The japanese minister has returned from
q short visit to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stanley Brown are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth of
daughter. Mrs. Brown is daughter
of the late President Garfield, and is one
of the most popular women who have
ever graced the White House. Among the
pretty things said on this interesting occa-
casion are oft-repeated wishes that the
little girl may develop the delightful quail
tiles which have made her mother such
fayOrite.