The morning times., 1895-12-21

collar was edged with gold passeinenterie.
She has brown hair and eyes and is quite
| pretty.
Miss Julia Scott Stevenson, daughter of
the Vice President, wore cream satln
brocade, the skirt made plain, the bodice
having a full front OF pale green satin
! yelled with white chiffon. gold embroidered
/ On the shoulders clusters OF ostrich Ups
1 were set and drapery OF crystal gold and
pearls ornamented the corsage-
| Miss Letitia Scott was gowned in pink
atip the skirt cut plain. and the low-cut
| waist trimmed with fall OF rich Venetian
4 lace.
| Miss Winston, guest of the Misses Scott,
was gowned in rose-colored satin, brocade.
| Mrs. Scott wore a costume lately imported
| from Jay OF London, of black silk crepe.
| Miss Dillon of Lexington, Va, wore white
silk crepe, accordion plated, and the bodice
| festooned with chiffon.
The following young ladies, daintily at
| tired in delicalely tinted silks and satins,
Miss Stewart. Miss Cockrell, Miss Brlce,
| Miss Harmon Miss Sinclair, Miss Fordyce,
| and Miss wilcox
Guests from a distance were: Mr.. and
| Mrs. John C. Calhoun: of New York, Mr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Sinclair of Boston,
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Alexander. Miss Alex
ander, Mr.. Alex. Alexander OF Kentucky,
| Miss YeatInan Of Philadelphia, and Mr..
James c. Bullitt of Louisville, Ky.
| Stationed in the long. vine-wreathed.
| flower-decked dmingrooin was the Marine
Band, screened from view by palms, and
| they played delightfully."- throughout the
affair. -...--
The superb collation. was served from a
long table at one end of the. dining room
hidden hidden from view by Japanese screens.
candelabra,. bore pale green candles cap
ped with white and silver, and in the center
| luscious ARRANGEMENT of fruit was set
amid mass OF maiden hair ferns.
Among those present were: The men,
bers of the Cabinet and their families. the
Diplomatic Corps and ladies, the Judges
of the supreme court and their families
the Senators and Representatives and
ladies, the many notable officers of the
Army and Navy, Mrs. and Miss Norton.
Mr. Otis Bigelow, Mrs. and Miss Bicelow.
Senator and Mrs Martin. Commander and
Mrs. Chadwick. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mrs AnbreT Mss fucr mr. s and Mrs
James H. HOPKINS, Mrs. Howe. DR.. and
Mrs. Collins. the Misses Riley. Gen. and
Spanish Legation. Senor Rengifo Charge
of Columbian Legation, and Mrs. RengifO
Gen. and Mrs. Albert Ordway. DR.. and
Mrs. Nash; Major and Mrs; Han. Mrs
Major and Mrs. j. W. Powell, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Connolly. Mr.. Craig. Assistant
Attorney General and Mrs. Thomas. Gen.
Mrs. Draper. Senator and Miss Cali. Miss
Moseley or Florida, Mrs. A. S. Cromwell.
Mrs. Hamilton Simpson Rev. Dr. Milburn
Mrs. Rosa Wright, Smith. Miss Eugenia
Washington. Miss Edes senator. and Mrs
Frye. Miss Ida Thompson. Mr.. Bankhead.
Mrs. Bankhead, Representative and Mrs.
Claude Swanson. Prof. and Miss New
combe, Capt. and Mrs. Burr of st. Louis.
Mrs. Lieber. Miss Lieber, DR.. Francis
Lieber, Mr. and Mrs. Wharton
Judge Seth Shepard and Mrs. Shepard.
Senator Jones, Miss Sue Jones. Miss Mary
Jones, Col. and Miss Blount. senator and
Mrs. Roger @. Mills, Miss Mills. Mrs. Charles
Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Warner. Judge
and Mrs. Longhran, Mr.. and Mrs. Crit
tenden Marriott, Representative and Mrs.
Catchings, Judge and Mrs. McComas. DIR.
and Mrs. 2. T. Sewers, Mr.. and Mrs. John
D. Langhorne. Senator and Mrs. Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs; Robert Maxwell. Mr. and
Mrs. J. P Doiiiysr, Mr and Mrs; Hemphill
Dabney. Mrs. Dabney. Mrs. Thomas Jeffer
son Randolph. Mr.. and Mrs. Lassiter. Marshal
and Mrs. a. A. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Andrews, Mrs. Daniel Lothrop. DR.. and Mrs. !
Hamlin, Miss Virginia Butler and many
others.