The Washington times., 1895-01-11

vet; Mrs. John A. Logan, black velvet over
petticoat of white satin embroidered in jet
Mrs William Tucker, fame color satin with
point lace and diamonds
Senator Hill was conspicuous by his al}-
sence. though many of the guests spent the
greater portion of the evening vanly look
ing for the Democratic leader, whose ap-
pearance at the recent state dinner created
such sensation.
Among others at the reception were At
torney General Cunningham, OF Louisiana,
and Mrs. Wiekes. of Louisiana who accom-
panied Senator and Mrs. Blanchard; Assis-
tant Secretary and Mrs. McAdoo. Lieut.. and
Mrs Powell, DR.. Heger, U. $. a;
Admiral and Mrs. Crosby. Commander,
Poor Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Perrin, Miss
Clagetr, Miss Belle Hagner, Miss Hattie
Chiffelle, the Misses Eastman. Miss Beulah
Parson. Miss Eva Pruden, Miss Evelyn L..
Kays of Scranton, Pa Marshal A. A. Wilson,
the Misses yelling, of New York, guests OF
the Brazilian Minister and Nine. de Men
| donca; Senor and Nine. Sagrario, Judge and
4 Mrs. Macarthur. the Misses Del Monte, Miss
| Bessie Davis. Judge John Davis. Senator
MCPHERSON, Senator Call Senator Gibson,
Gen., Mrs. and Miss Rochester. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Spaulding, Rev.
DIR. o Reilly, Admiral, Mrs, and Miss Ram
say, DR.. and Mrs. Aspinwai. Miss Helm. of
Kentucky: Miss Queen, of Kentucky; Major
TurnbEll, Mrs. Waite, Capt. aud Mrs. Ken
dali. MIR. and Mrs. b. H. Warner. DR.. and
Mrs. Goldsborough, Chief Justice Fuller. Mrs.
John A. Logan, Mrs. William Tucker. Solicitor
General and Mrs. Maxwell, Paymaster Cen
eral and Miss Smith. DR.. George o. CLAWS.
| Miss Belle CLAWS Miss Anna Purcell, and
Miss Morrison.
At II o'clock the reception was over, The
last arrivals having been presented at 10:45
O'clock.
Mrs. Schofeld gave luncheon yesterday
as farewell compliment to her mother, Mrs
| kilbourn. who will return next week TO New
York. The decorations were of pink carna-
tions, large cut-glass bowl of Which, miD-
| gled with the feathery white blossoms of
/ cinea, formed the centerp1eee. Smaller vases
OF the same flowers stood. on either side OF
this centerpiece The candelabra were capped
with green flower shades. Tie service of
china was of pink and gold, and the con-
feetions were in pink. The guests were Nine.
de Mendonca, Mrs. John A. Logan. Mrs.
Ciosson, Mrs Parker, Mrs John Moore, Mrs.
Galiaudet. Mrs. Belknap, Mrs. Cunningham.
Mrs. Bliss and Miss Rilbourn.
On Wednesday evening Gen. and Mrs.
/ Schoitefd gave / dinner party at which the
guests were he Mexican Minister and Nine.
Romero, Mr.. Kurino, the Japanese minister,
/ Justice and Mrs Gray, Gen. and Mrs. Hen
derson. Gen. Breckinridge, Mr.. and Miss
! Kilhourn
Miss Katherine Willard, who Is visiting the
President and afrs. Cleveland, has arranged d
for a SERIES OF concerts to be given at the res
fdence OF the Secretary of War and Mrs. La
mont. The first of these concerts will be
given Monday. the I4th, and will be followed
by a second and third concerts on the 2lst
and 2Sth instants. The concerts, which wi II
be given as matinees at noon on each of the
dates named, are under the patronage OF Mrs
/ Cleveland and the ladies of the Cabinet In
vitations for these concerts have been iss ued
Tor the series. for which the sum of so is
/ asked. Those receiving invitations are re-
/ quested to forward Acknowledgement OF their
intention to accept and secure tickets to Miss
Willard, at the Executive Mansion.
Mrs Ben Folsom, cousin of Mr:. Cleveland,
accompanied by her sister Miss Howard, is
in the city for week at the Arlington.
Hon. and Mrs. Don NJ Dickinson. who
have been visiting the President and Mrs
! Cleveland, returned On Tuesday to their
home in Detroit.
/ The Brazilian Minister and Madame de
Mendonca on Wednesday evening entertained
at dinner the Misses Yelling of New York
The other guests were: Miss Stewart, Miss
/ Cora Cullen, Miss Lindsley. the Misses de
1lchNOuNd. MI II. NOu TiOLOW, 1Cunl tCnTdu
/ de Biusseret, Count Zulio de Galarsa Count
Louis Szectenyi, DIR. 0iyntho de Mazathaens.
/ Mr. Domicio da Cana, and Mr.. Mario de
Mendonca.
Miss India Bell Yedder Fleming and Master
| Robert Vedder Fleming were the host and
hostess yesterday afternoon at one of the
most charming chiidrens g parties of the sea-
son. The entertainment was in the nature of
pink tea, 10 carry out which idea the
juvenile entertainers received their legion of
young guests dressed in that color The
decorations of the house were also in pink
Miss India Bell Yedder Fleming received
her guests in a gown of rose pink silk trimmed
( with deep fall of lace about the yolk. Pink
/ silk stockings and white slippers completed
1 the most becoming costume. Master Robert
/ Vedder Fleming's costume was of white cloth
| over full SHIRT of pink, the deep sailor col
lar OF which gave a touch OF color to the
back.
AT $50 o'clock the music changed, and n
march sounding. the children forming INTO
line marched down to the supper-room on
the first floor, where most beautifully spread
collation. awaited their attention. The table
was decorated in pink. with center piece of
carnations From this raided wide pink satin
| ribbons tied in rich bows. The pink EopboDs
were in small tambourines while for the Toys
there were small dogs. filed with pink bon
! bons and tied about the neck with pink rib
| bons.
At the conclusion OF the feast, when the
children trooped back into the parlors, n verit-
| able surprise awaited them in the shape OF
al immense pink pie. the entire top OF which
was covered with pink ana silver butterflies
| Each child then took hold of one of the butter
! flies and drew from the magic pie Il pink
souvenir of the party, that 10 them will GER
tainly always appear rose colored event in
their lives.
Among the children present were Miss
Susie Chaplin, Master Gardiner Hubbard
Bell, the Misses Britton, Master John Brit
ton. Noble Larned. ir. Myron and
Ruth Parker, little Miss Lizzie Harmer
Reside, Master Herman, Miss Ger
trude and Miss Edith Frye. Master Sidney
Kent, the Misses Fails, little Misses Mildred
! and Dorothy Taylor. Master Douglas Curtis
Hilyer. Carroll, Wilmer, and Charles Green,
Master Walter Toby, and Miss Helen Glifrey.
Mrs. Kaufman gave luncheon Yesterday
in honor of her niece, Mrs. A. d. Moore. of
San Francisco. Lilies of the valley were
the decorations of the handsomely set table.
The guests le Madame Romero, Mrs.
Brewer. Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Rudolph. Mrs.
Kaufman, Mrs Evans. Mrs. Painter. Mrs.
Noyes. Mrs. Somers, Mrs. Mann, Mrs. Hills OF
Rochester. Mrs. Wilkins. Mrs. Britton, Mrs.
Wilson, Mrs. Cotton, hiiss Thompson, Mrs.
Lander. Mrs. Seaton Perry, and Mrs. J. w.
Pilling.
| Mrs. Wllia"r J. Miller will be at home this
afternoon Ir, to 6, assisted by Miss Marion
Miller, Miss Dempsey. and Miss Joyce.
] Mrs. Jarvis, wife OF Senator Jarvis. OF
| North Carolina and Mrs Bate, wife of Sena-
/ tor Bate, OF Tennessee. held a reception yes