The Washington times., 1895-01-09


and pronounclng upon her ability as Il muSi-
clan. Mrs. Mauning Will leave the city to-
morrow for Chicago. where she goes to play
with Norman on the i7,h instant. and will
then make tour with Thomas, the great
orchestra leader.
Miss Katherine Fuller viii sail for Europe.
on the l7th instant for Vienna, where she
goes to finish her musical studies.
Mrs. Audrey will also soon return to Chi
cago. AMI as Miss Jane Fuller the debu-
tante ot the present season. is visiting friends
in Boston an | Chicago, within weei the
Chief Justice and Mrs Fuller will not have
enc OF their seven daughters mt home. The
only member of ;he fa Dily will be The youag
son. who is att ndiug school in Washington.
and consequ ant.y will remain home with his
parents.
Senator and Mrs German introduced their
Youngest daugEter, Miss EGna German. yes
teCday afternoon at one OF tht handsDmeSs
teas OF the presen. season. The house. rs
usual when Mrs and tho Misses GorInaa are
hostes-cs, was crowded so that after greeting
the debutaEte t was Il matter Of skill and en-
gineering to make ones way through the
thrOng The house was decorate with ferns
and ua.ms. tho later filling in the spaces in
/ the corners o. the rooms. while the ferns
banked the man;as, beneath which rose
foliage plants with yArie satei leaves. At the
far end OF the halfway an orch sstra played
during the reception. screened from the com
pany b. an arrangement OF palms.
In tive tearooms the manteis we're banked
with ferns from waica loDg-stenmed Ia
France roses lent their color TO tha general
effect OF the decorations Above The tnffer
reaching 10 the ealing. VAS broat shelf OF
Narirgaied o-iage plants. The tale pre-
sented an elegant app aranca. decorated
with aspa agJs vines studded with lar 70
purDe or hids.
Ea I,-3 ,s,-.2I
sa in witt vest ofheiotrpp0s 5 liz Gn er cited
pa-sementeries. The de5utaHtes gown was
OF VIII te -atn With yoke of chiffon. from
which ,ei friaEe OF lilies OF the valley Tie
bouquet was iilies OF he valley. ties. ia
shower e. ect with countless narrow white
riJJuns. ca n en- !ihgiin custer lilies
Miss Gornana gown Wits o3 black satin,
with bodice Of i.ue >a:in aad lace: Miss
Daisy Corman : gown was OF yellow Satia.
Mss Hattie German wore " ite silk, aud
Miss Bcosi. German white satin. with bodice
i o. scar.et salin. The other young Indies of
! the receiyiag party were the Misses Norris,
( toe Misses Whratey Miss Casseil. Miss
Ga tinore.
! The collation. OF su6stan;ials and ices was
/ served by corps OF walters
! Among the guests were Mrs Lamont, Mrs
! Carlisle. Mrs Field. Mr.. and Miss Brewer
{ Mrs. and Miss Condit-SmI;h. Col. Bsrreit,
I senator anu MES. IDHClHS NlD>pfl, MISS Nay
/ lor OF Philadelphia: Miss Hammond, of Re.-
| lin Nd: Miss Tiifori. Miss Mccormack. OF
( Virginia; Senator and Mrs. Blaucnar1 At
! toTney General CGnain -ham, of Louisiana;
/ Mrs. y. S. Lincoln Miss Learned. o. New
York; Mrs. Stanley Matthew'S. the Brazilian
( minister anl Madame de Mentonca the
Mexican minister and Madame Romero the
Nicaraguan minister and Madame Guz'Eaa.
Mr.. I. A. Richardson. Senator. Mrs. an1 Miss
Mcpherson, Senator Ransom. Mrs. aad the
/ Misses Brice, the Jaranese minister the
! Chinese min 'ster and NADIA ne Yang IN. Sen
ator and sir-. Frye. Senator, Mrs, and Miss
CAL, SpnnIor and 3Irs. Mogriii, Mr.. James
/ Morrill,. Miss Swami. the Argentine minisi er
and Madame Leba.ioS. Dr.. and Mrs. Chaiard,
Mrs Charles Hill Mrs. bIosneT. OF New ork
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Burdete, Miss Bur,ieile
Mrs. l.. E. Webb. Mrs. Sea,on Perry Mrs.
Ross Perry, Miss Ida Thompson. Mrs. CasseIl
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Whittemore. Admiral
Wo;den. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Hay. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Reimer Mr.. Gibson, of Baltimore: Mrs
John Roche hr and Mrs. q. W. Cissel. Sen
ator and Mrs. Hawley, Senator, Mrs, and
Miss Mcmillan. Col and Mrs. Winth7o :, Miss
! Louise Kaufman. Miss Moore. OF San Fran
cisco: Judge an the Misses Strong. Mr.. aud
Mrs. William Cabeil. the Miss Cabell AIR
Merrick. at Mrs. Samuel Wheatley.
Mrs. \. C. Blanchard will not receive to-
morrow afternoon III iHe Riggs House, Dul
will he at home TO callers on the following
Tuesday.
Mrs n. Phillips Smith will Ee at home Fri
days, January % and February /, 1895, a
Hotel Arno.
AR. ana Mrs. b. L. Leighton will give a re
ception at their residence, on Capitol Hill
Monday. January IA. in honor Of Hon. an6
Mis- Kari Severance.
THE ROMAN BRIDE" a beautifu
heliograph picture, will be given away
with neXt Sundays Times.