The times., 1898-11-20

Inc vice PRESIDENT ana Mrs Hobart
will reach Washington tomorrow and,
like the other members OF the Admins
tration circle, will spend Thanksgiving
quietly at home.
Secretary Bliss will arrive here to-
night or tomorrow morning, but it is not
known whether Mrs. Bliss will accom-
pany him or what his plans are for the
holiday.
Mrs. Long has not yet arrived at the
Portland from her Northern home and
the Secretary of the Navy will spend the
day quietly at his apartments With his
daughter. Miss Helen, who is the pre-
siding genius of the family hearth during
the absence of her mother
Miss Wilson is happy-hearted young
hostess, who likes to have her friends
about her during the holidays. and,
doubtless, the day will be merry as
well as thankful one, in the Secre-
tary's white stone residence on Connecti-
cut Avenue hill
There are no important invitations out
for Thanksgiving, but the college lads
and lassies who are home for their holi-
day Will doubtless get a good deal of
joility out of it in the way of matinees
and parties before returning TO school
Among the prominent visitors who at
tended yesterdays annual exhibition OF
the Washington Water Color Club were
Mrs. Satterlee, Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page
Mrs. John 3. Henderson, Col. Blount and
Miss Blount, the Misses Strong, Mr. l.
y. kauffmann. Mrs. Rudolph Kauffmann
Mr.. and Miss Warner. Mr.. and Mrs and
Miss Atwster. Mrs. and Miss r. B Norris,
Miss Rpff, Miss Corson, Mrs Beverly,
Kenon, Mrs. Robert Crozier, Miss Ship
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkham, Mrs Ken
nedy. Mr.. and Mrs. Hovenden, Mrs Cut
ter, and Miss Ida Corson.
The marriage of Miss Lucy Ashby
Bayne, daughter of Dr. and Mrs John
Woart Bayne, TO Lieut. Elisha Sylvester
Theall. United States Marine Corps, will
be solemnized Wednesday evening at St.
Marks Pro-Cathedral at $50 o'clock
No date has been set for the marriage
OF Miss Fannie Mills, daughter of Senator
Mills of Texas, to First Lieutenant
George Richards, United States Marine
Corps, whose engagement was recently
announced.
Invitations have been received by
Washington friends for the marriage of
Miss Maud Eastman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Eastman, of Nashville.
Tenn. to Mr.. Colin Studs. of the Penn
sylvania Railroad. in charge of its inter-
ests in this city. The ceremony is to oc-
cur at the First Baptist Church. Nash
vile. Tuesday. November 29 at 7:35, and
will be followed by reception at the
Eastman residence from to T. The cou-
pie will be at the Gordon, this city, after
December 10.
The marriage of Miss Estelle Randall
to Mr.. James +. Carln will take place
Wednesday morning, at 11:31 O'Clock
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Miss Lucie Searle Bruce, TO Mr.. Allan
Josiah Houghton, of the Pension Bureau,
at the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Tuesday, November %, at noon.
December is the date set for the we'd
ding of Miss Elizabeth Lee Ernst, daugh-
ter of Gen. and Mrs. o. II. Ernst, TO Mr..
Morton Grinnell. Third Assistant Secre-
tary of State during the Harrison Admin
istration and nephew of former Vice Pres
ident Morton.
Miss Ernst is a tail, slenderly graceful
girl. with dark hair and eyes She is
gifted with a charming personality. and
is very rich. Her fiance is a member of
the Metropolitan and other prominent
New York clubs. and, besides being
a director of the Illinois Central Railroad