The morning times., 1897-02-21
The PRESIDENT TO REST
He VIII Enjoy Weeks Hunting
After Inauguration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Moving
Their Effects From the White
Houses Social Events.

The calendar for the week in the social
world is as follows:
Monday-The Secretary Of the Interior
and Mrs Francis, a Cabinet dinnerin honor
OF President and Mrs. Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. Beriah Wilkins, a recep-
tion to meet the Gridiron Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E Smith and Mrs. E. F
Carpenter, tea, to s.
The Columbian Women, reception,
p. M, at University building.
Tuesday-Mrs. Hearst, musicale, p.
N.
The Mexican minister and Mrs. Romero
dinner.
wednesday-The Cabinet ladies will re-
ceive for the last time.
Commander and Mrs. Dickins tvice presi-
dent general d. A. r., reception, to g.,
to meet the Continental Congress d. a. r.
The marriage of Miss Nina Chinn and
Mr.. James ". q. Walker at st. Pauls
Church.
Senator and Mrs. Elkins, dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker, q cotillion at
Rauschers.
The Cotillion Club, last meeting for the
season at Rifles Armory.
MI John R. Mclean, dinner in honor
of Mr.. William Jennings Bryan.
Thursday-The junior class, Columbian
Law School, Will give a dance at the
Rifles Hall. The patTonesses are Mrs
U. s. Grant, Mrs. N. C. Blanchard, Mrs
A E. Stevenson, Mrs. N. G. Sartoris, Miss
Herbert, Mrs. Romero, Mrs. Marcus j
Wright, Mrs. William Emory, Mrs. Philip
Sharp, Mrs. J. G. Carlisle, Mrs. W. G.
johnson, Mrs Calderon Carlisle and Mrs
W. A Maury.
Friday-Thc Secretary of Agriculture
and Miss Morton, a Cabinet dinner in
honor of President and Mrs. Cleveland.
The Mexican Minister and Nine. Romero
a dinner.
season, at Rauscher's.
Saturday-The Secretary of War and Mrs
Lamont, dinner in honor Of Gen. ant
Mrs. Alger, followed by a reception fol
Army officers and ladies'.
Secretary and Mrs. Francis, dinner.
President Cleveland has made decided
change in his plan of action immctliatel.
after the 4th of March. His first idea wa
| to accompany Mrs Cleveland to their new
home at Princeton. This he has now de
cided not to do. and after the inaugura
| ceremonies at the Capitol President Cleve
| land, instead of going to Princeton, vii
leave Washington for a weeks huntin
| trip. the exact destination of which Is al
| yet unknown to the Cabinet. All that b.
cares to state at present is that he will take
| hunting trip as a rest and relaxation
after his tremendous strain Of work.
| Mrs. Cleveland will. therefore, return
alone to Princeton, to which place sh,
will 20 on Tuesday next, accompanied b.
| her three little daughters and her mother
| Mrs. Perrine, who has been visiting her a
| the White House for a number Of week.
| past.
| All Of the personal belongings Of tn
| President and Mrs. Cleveland have alread
| been sent to Princeton, and the house is il
| perfect readiness for the reception Of tn
family The horses and carriages wi
| not be sent on for some little time yet
probably not until just before the 4th O
| March After settling the children
| their new home Mrs. Cleveland will leav
them in charge of her mother, and vii
return to the White House on the 1st o
| March.
| An interesting and unusual report cur
| rent in the Cabinet at present is that Presi
! dent Cleveland, upon leaving Washingto
on the afternoon of March 4, will hav
| an escort. This will be provided for hir
by the President elects private secretary
| Mr.. Addison Porter, who will act in thi
| matter under orders from President-eleG
Mckinley. This will be an innovation upo
The customary order of events, but at tn
same time VIII be most graceful act {