Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-21

adapted to their requirements. Mr.. and Mrs
mcCfeery win shortly ykive up thas establish
i3I5 str remove to the hantisome residence
Ingersoll;, It is undeSstoosd III fashionable cir
lies thas Mr and Mrs, McCre cry will entertain
"useiy ana elegantly during the coming winter
Mrs. jackson, wifeo governor jackson, Of
"es' virginia, arrived in The city yesterday
ana VIII visit for some time her sister Mrs. T.
Il. rracker, Il Iowa cirtle.
MISS Lena Conman, sof Richmond, Va, is the
est " Mrs !smes king, Of Potomac street
Miss Bessie. daugb ter of COL John Hancock
| Is visiting friends in Baltimore
ou' Jonn =. Mason, commonwealth attor
ney ior King George county, Va, and great
grand son of Thomas jefferson, wili.be married
io nj Mis- JOINS church In this city, next Tuesday
the late Capt. ]. NJ. Henry.
| Alter their wedding on Wednesday evening
| MANY or the professional and personal friends
oi Mr. ana Mrs. G. w. Forsberg called at the
s.uan1 OF MI. Forsberg to tender, their con
r ns; formed pleasant features of the &C
ticinan, wnicn was greatly enjoyed by all par.
Col. w. B. Royal, will leave in few days, in
company with his wife and daughter. via st.
10 LOUIS and Columbia, Mo-, to Join bis regiment,
the 4th cavalry, in Arizona
senator Wilson, OF Maryland has leased,
through Adams & Beall. the handsome house OF
- ~, AO!4 Nlneteenth street, and Will re-
season. N]e WV
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Bryan have returned to
the city from their bridal tour, and are at $40
INV street, where the will be domiciled for
A pleasant entertainr Ant occurred at the res.
idence of Mr.. and Mr. 4. Cabell, 2OI A street
southeast, on Wednesf lay evening, the occasion
peihg reception te hdered by them to Mrs.
iie eGn STUART Richin IS, the welI-known elocu
hour with apprecia tive and delighted guests,
prominent among whom were noted Messrs.
George George 4: Bacon and n. Frank Whyte, Miss
Greary Mrs. W H fallen, Miss Keyser and Mr..
e MeC CIR nu lin the evening those present
who gave in Fer happiest manner several
BeIle Ioeeita Including The Kentucky
the latter v,ondS hRa feise ii mtstom Of
tngS.
mere villa be several notable changes in the
dlplomatie side or society in Washington this
winter. The Russian minister, Mr.. de
; ~ LEFT this country on Wednesday to join
ms lalNily in Russia. AS it now stands be is
gone i9r two or hree monts, but it is quite pos
slDie that he ma y not return at all. This is I'M
GER HslIi' ana depends upon events upon his
ARRIVAL ARRIVAL In his native country. Meanwhile Mr..
ls~oisky is acu ng charged aftaires.
Baron Won Si:haeffer, THE Austrian minister,
mas finished his diplomatic career of forty-two
years. and will not return to this country. His
successor has not yet been selected, and will
not be until THE United States minister to Aus.
Lria mas been appointed. So there is at present
no minister hare from that court. and Count
Lippe-" elssen field is acting charge d. affaires.
The moveme hts of the French minister, Mr..
houstan. depend much upon the French cleo
lions. 1t is pc ssble that he may be appointed
governor OF Tunis, Or he may return to this
country.
Niscount das Nogueiras, the Portuguese min
lister and his family, except his daughter, will
remain here during theseas, IN. Miss Nogueiras,
VINO Is 50 popular in mu steal society, has
gone 10 fsirEs to perfect her musical education.
Senior Dorninguez, who, with his family, has
been been SO popular here. as the Argentine min
lister, mas been appointed to represent his gov
eminent at the court of Spain
Inc people of w ashingtGn are much interested
10 KNOW whether or irOt Mr.. West, the British
minister, is to remain here. His daughters are
very popular, and their absence would be deeply
the result of the coming elections in England.
Ii the tories should WIN he would probably be
doubtless stay.
Senior Losez Netto, late Brazilian minister
mere. has gone to Rome to replace the Brazilian
minister whose recall was demanded by the
Italian government on account of o gambling
scandal In watch he was involved.
Among the secretaries OF legation there have
been numerous s;hanges, as there always is ut
such time, and many who have been quite
popular here will be away this winter. Marquis
ro!estad mas returned but will not take part in
was killed by In dams.
baron de ltap aba, the new Brazilian minister,
mas arrived in this country, and will soon pre-
sent, his crede ntials at the White House. 1t
will be remeu lbered that Baron de Itajuba was
selected by u ie Emperor OF Brazil on the joint
invitation 81 Great Britain and the United
osaiss as on OF the arbitrator under the treaty
a "a inns md ftop
YES sells, au d his assignment here is regarded as
IN every way desirable acquisition to both
Iit olPiq matte corps and the social circles of
II &c capval.
MadaI ne Kuki, the wife of the Japanese min
lister, VINO has been sick for sope time past is
happily understood to be now oh the rapid road
to recovery.
Senior Vicentee Quesada, the newly appointed
minister from the Argentine Republic, has
taken up his residence at 1922 Jefferson Place.
He rs an author OF repute in his own country,
ana Is said to be at present engaged in prepar-
Ing Il couple N works on international law.
Mr.. de B,rmder de Melsbroeck, the Belgian
minister, has taken up his residence at 1918
Connecticut avenue.
Baron Fava, the Italian minister, who arrived
in New York last week, will soon take up his
residence in Washington for the winter. His
wife and son wi IL no: be with him, but will re-
main in europe, greatly to the regret of many
warm friends here.
It is un derstOod that Mr. Prestan, the Hay.
ten minister. who is at present the dean of the
diploma dc corps. will remain abroad with his
family nring the winter.
The Pc rtusuese minister, who is next to the
Haytien minister in length Of residence here
will act as dean of the diplomatic corps.
Hon. isaac r. Diller, of Illinois, who has been
sojourD ing with his family at the Arlington for
some ii me past, has taken the residence of Col
Tisdall No. 1928 18th street, near Iowa Circle.
Prev tous to his departure for Europe, Lieut.
Bucki ngham was given a complimentary din
ner IL the Metropolitan club by his associates
Cove n were laid for twenty, and the dinner
sne of the most elaborate affairs of the kind
ever given ut that establishment.
P rol and Mrs. Doolittle, 1926 street, gave a
rec option last evening in honor of Miss Adelia
Ga ties the painter OF flowers, and Mrs. Adiie
Ba rnes Benedict, the well-known artist of this
Gil ". The walls of the parlOrs were covered
w dh beautiful work from the hands Of both
la dies, which was admired by Il large assem-
bl age OF guests during the evening. Miss
q ates had on exhibition nearly three hundred
81 .etc3l.as in water cOlOrs of Us many different
hrieties of rare and beautiful plants taken
Fl Om nature. She has spied out rare plants
a nl0ng the high mountain passes of the Alps,
a nd gathered flowers In the vallies aud along
ae sandy dunes, and reproduced them with
NPOnO erfuf fidelity to nature. Among her latest
works are paintings OF some OF the rare flowers
found In the Rocky Mountains, where she has
beautiful orchids were an attractive feature OF
the collection. With this collection were hung
some very handsome paintings by Mrs. Bene-
dict which attracted much attention. Her