The evening times., 1895-10-18

parted by his two daughters.
ltfere- was real carnival on Four
teenth street. yesterday. afternoon when
the whole of Vanity Fair made It's way in
smart toilets and gay eqquipages to greet
Mrs. Tucker and say fare well TO Mrs
Logan, WHO is on the eve of dcpar,ure for
me East. where, with a number of Young
ladies' from various parts of the country
who have been placed in her charge.
she will spend the winter.
The Logan house, which Ia a,IfDir,hlv n r.
ranged Tor large reception. was never
more attractive than yesterday. de, ketI
IN holiday attire and lighted with electric
lights, which were Seftenel, BIZ t-,lored
shades. The floral decorations. were very
handsome. and showed that an artisti,.
hand had guided the ARRANGEMENTS. Great
bowls of COSMOS flowers stood about orr.he
tables and made an agreeable dash of ,,,,lor
against the dark walls and hnugings.
The reffeshment table was beantifuI
Naive, ycilozy, and white made a bsrsier
entirely around the table. A great bowl
or La France roses stood in the center OF
the table. and at either end were made
pieces filled with candie.i fruit The colpr
scheme was carried out in all the IA BILE
decorations. For this occasion Mrs Locan
brought out all of her beautiful cut glass
and the exquisite silver, much of which was
given oirer when Gen. Logan was i'm pubIi,.
life.
Mrs. fuckers little son, Logan Tucker,
in pages costume of purple with broad
lace collar, circulated among the guests, a
yeritabic' little knight. The Metropolitan
Mandolin Club. directed. by A. NJ Durprn.
wasstati0ned in he'ball and pia yed during
he.entira afternoon,
M1ss LIeSalL, who. with her daughter Mrs.
Tucker. and her daughter .in-law, Mrs
john. A. Logan. whose arrival at the very
lastmoment wasa pleasant surprise, and her
guests, Mrs. Kenyon. of st. Paul. and Mrs:
7. c. Crawford, of New York, stood a I thu.
doorway of the FIRST dra wing-ruom, never
looked. bptter on seemed. iir more, radiant
health and spirits. She w1r ca very becom-
ing toilet. Of royal purple silk and velvet
combined, trimmed with rare old lace
1t was a regal costume and especially
suited Mrs. Log al'sstvie.
Mrs. Tucker Wore a. charming gown Of
mauye andi yellow, which. was extremely
becoming and effective.
Mrs, JOhnA. Logan and Mrs. Kenyon wore
wiltr- COSTUMES Mrs. CraSvfori,s dress
was a very pretty combination of black and
yellow, especially appropriate TO her statues
que style.
From O'Clock until long after dark
constant stream of people passed in front
of those receiving.
Dr. Guy Whiting and family of No. 1893
New Hampshire avenue, have returned t.
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs; HosierDulaney. of No. IS,
Wyoming avenue, and Col. amI Mrs. T. H.
Carter have returned for the season..
Mrs. Richard WallaCh apd daughters, of
street northwest, are again in the city.
Mr.. Charles Ranscher is expected in this
city shortly from Paris.
Mr.and Mrs 3 p. B. Saudsan nd Niles Sands
of M. 12 fe GonEeeticutt avenue, have re-
turned.tn their home in tliis,ety.
Nj. ami Mrs; H. e. Davis, of Jefferson
plalr, irix,a retuTnetli to their home here
Mrs. Davis iS a. daughter of Mr.. A. G.
Riddle, tile netetli lawyer, and is quite al
clever anthoreB.
Rev. Dr. Childs and wife, after tour
which included Alask;e, the Pacific coast.
dtirs. anJs Yellowstone RarsI, are- at their
residence. No. 1908 Connecticut avenue.
Mf. and Mrs g. b. Shriiby ltare arriresl
frpm Abingdon, va.,. wlie1e- they passed.
the summer, amls are at tflB BWkiDEhaut
for tsIe, winter.
The haudbome.hema uf Mrs. &. w. Sfaitht.
No. 1907 Massachusetts, avenue, has BEEN
leased bE Mr.. .Csosby s.. N0res. The many