Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-08
SOCIETY NOTES.

,nown as diplomatic ROW but at present The
ony diplomats residing there are the Russian min
lSter, who lives ~ the corner Of the avenue and
streets, In the Shepherd mansion. and Count Lew
Sahaupt, the Swedish minister, at No. 1927. Mrs
scott resides at 1913. Marshal McMichael at 10l5,
4oi. fe1d at l0l7, j. NJ. Carson at 1919 and Gen
Joseph E. johnson At 1923 Next TO this number Is
tne residence OF Attorney General Brewster at the
jeT resides at 1924 18th street. and not In this row.
Is heretofore stated.
II all the reports upon the subject are to be re-
led upon, 1Cn American parents have indeed need
20 Inquire about the character OF their s0ns-in-
law should they chance TO be Englishmen 4 dircc-
tory OF American actresses has been published III
london, giving the mlnutest data as regards the
woman In this country who has now in her own
light fortune, or to whom one Is likely to revert
ms engrosSlhg volume Is published especially for
fortune hunters amongst the English peerase.
The word Dude" is no longer the correct term
with New Yorlers-they having substituted in It's
stead slim" Walking along With friend few
iays since IL was somewhat astonishing 10 hear
aim suddenly call out in regard to rather corpu-
ifnt member OF this order: Just look, what a
Jolly tat Slim ~
Engineer Hawley. with his Wife and daughter.
ara staying at 1922 Connecticut avenue but hope TO
De IN 'nelr new house on the other side of Dupont
Circle by Christmas. Mrs. Hawley is a daughter OF
eX-iiapreSaut,,t Wright, Of Pennsylvania Miss
Hawiey will not make her debut TINS winter, being
Still a school girl
Mrs Hodges Of Baltimore, with her sen and
daughter, viii pass the winter ut the National
Miss Mary Hodges vii! go very little into society,
owing 10 the tact OF being Stll in mourning
Commodore Quickenpu,h and family, now at
Norfolk. expect soon to leave there for Washing
ton. where they Will MAKE their home On Connecti-
cut avcnnc IN the house purch ised 4 year since
MIS- Garat. wife OF Lieut.. GarsJ, VIII. with her
young Child. spend tac winter here with her
p&reuts
Commander J. y. Qn2ckenbush is at the Ham-
ton house with his family for the season. In their
Old quarters occupied Tor the last few winters.
The wife OF Capt EItgbee, OF the marines, is now
settled for the winter in her home In the Navy
Yard
Miss Tuck, niece OF Judge Tuck, will pass the
winter rs usual in Washington with her parents At
the ltlOuii hotel. Mss fuck at present IS visit
ihs IN New YORK, but VIII return in time for the
Ex-senator Yulee who is building a handsome
ana cOmmoilouS residence on Connecticut avenue
IN ths city, Is accounted the welIthieSt citizen OF
tiorIi, his fortune being eStisa ltei at s. 0000 600
MIS- Thomas Wilson, who came here from Nam
teS last month 10 attend the wedding or her sister
Miss Katy Robinson, sailed for Europe from New
lcrk today. Mr.. ana Mss Wilson are TO be con-
gratulttc'i, by tn" way, on The promotion Of MIR.
w from the GOn5ulSnlp 1t Nantes to th It. al Nice
me torlner Is duli f-the-W1v French prDvin-
cia city. while the latter Is quite cosmopolitan
place, t alto cl er one OF the pleaSautest official
stations in Europe
Mr. outerbrtdge H4esey, a wealthy resident Of
FREDERICK county and Snelnher Of the democratic
national COMMITTEES, representing Maryland. has
the winter here with his family.
The wife Of Representative Giascock, Of Call
t0rna, will have her sister Miss Lou Wall pass the
winter with her at 1922 Connecticut avenue.
Count Leyden, attac.ie TO the German legation. IS
ENJOYING his first experience Of Washington life,
ana Oi1S fair by reason nf his pleasant mannerS to
become general favOrite
Arrangements are being made for an entertain
ment, given by the "West End Club" at Lincoln
hall, on the 18Th inst, for the benefit the Central
r>lr inI
lacS TO be something guile out OF the Usual way,
and very amusing. The latter part OF the program
VIII consist Of ioianthe, III black with some Well
known society beauX IN the cast. The entire opera
has been burleaQued by the troupe, and ii Is
SAID that the hits very original, and the whole
thing running over with fun.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Mason have staying with them at
present In their home. on uillyer venue, Mrs.
Adams, who Is a sister OF Mrs. Mason
Admiral Phelps is now cruising on the coast OF
Africa Mrs. Phelps, who is In Paris. expects TO ar
rive IN Washington by the goth instant. when she
VIII make her home. Hiilyer avenue, with her
daughter. the wife OF Lieut. Mason.
Col. Hudson has taken for the winter the house,
corner OF and Goth streets. An only child little
hold.
The family OF Hon Clifton Breckenridge. who
viii serve his first term in Congress this season.
nave secured quarters Tor the winter at Gil New
YORK avenue,
Admiral Rhind has taken for the season the
General Graham The Amirdls two sisters VIII
pass the winter with him.
Mr.. John Field, formerly Of Philadelphia. who
resided on street with his family last season, is
now settled IN his new house. the intersection OF
New Hampshire avenue and Goth street.
Mr.. and Mrs Mayhem Platter upon returning
from their wedding trip, Will pass the winter at aI07
\ street
Representative Brown with his wife and daugh-
Ter are quaTtered for the winter at 6lO 18th street
Upon being retired during the present month Pay
Director Cunningham Will make his home per1na-
nently In this Guy.
Lieut.. and Mrs Aulick Palmer have taken the
house on street, which is shortly to be vacated by
MI. and Mrs JOln Davis
senator Sawyer and family are again established
Tor the season at the CreSweil house on I street
where they entertain so Hospitality every year
Mr.. Ii. ). SANFORD Of Florida has taken Dr. Kim
dlebergers delightful house on street for the win
Ter, and II Is understood that he will entertain
curing the winter In his usual liberal style DIR.
hltueoeTger Sails on Monday by the Pacific mail
steamer from New York to assume his duties as
Htrt surgeon OF the south Atlantic squadron On the
man or war Hartford, now stationed at Callao.
new and suggestive sign has appeared at ST
l4lh street, Which reads "Woman'S Exchange"
The exchange is in charge Of committee of Young
ladies' ana Is branch OF the WomanS Christian
Association, charity whose good works a.e wen
known. Between ten and twelve O'Clock each day
articles OF womdnS handwOrk are received here
FOR sale, and the are open 10 visitors all day
Already the place is fairly well filed with beautiful
ana useful objects, and lt IS well worth a visit As
Well from those interested In helping women to
support themselves as from those desiring 10 buy.
Announcement is made OF the marriage engage
ment OF Miss Helen Sloan, OF OSwego and Lieut.
Eisenhower, OF the Jeanette expedition. Miss
Sloan Is daughter OF Mr.. George Is. Sioan at one
uine Spea her OF the New FORK assembly.
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Berry has issued Invitations
for german 10 be given her daughters, the Misses
Berry, on the l4th instant There VIII be twenty
couples.
Miss Lucy LORD. OF Buffalo. relative OF the late
Weil-known Presbyterian divine. John Lord OF New
YORK, has been the guest OF Mrs. Hetntzelman dur
Ing the recent convention OF the Humane society,
Buffalo,
The Misses Mckeever will return this evening
from New York, where they have been visiting
their sister, Mrs PuTdy.
Mrs. Margaret Bailey Will leave Tuesday night
for Georgia. there TO pass the newt two months
Upon returning north she Will stop In Salisbury, "
e. 10 visit the wife OF secretary ShOber OF the Sen
ate, who will not come to Washington at ali this
year.
The Mexican legation is still on K street, In one
or the houses which Minister Zamacona and his
falnlly rendered so socially popular.
The German Minister resides In the legation
building on 18th street. This house Is pleasantly
associated With various other representatives from
Prussia and the Gernan empire. 1t was here that
Baron GerOlt and his daughter lived for number
or years, and subsequently Count Won Schloser
whose subsequently brilliant diplomatic Career at
the Vatican has been followed With much Interest