Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-16
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Ne 0esWan Legation Prepared for q
6ny Season-Notes.

0sy Season-Notes.
Co.. . Azoe vAdAy, he German minister,
Do rst.znea % the city from Lenox and New
Iosk city, md at the legation on 18th street
Ths hr4s s2oms Of the house are being ar
ranged fne ths winters use The polished
4oors Of he great drawing-room are partially
covered With oriental rugs, the long divans
se w ,s son o.nions and the %anssls and
Photographs. large charcoal sketch Of Bis
mafuk adorns q draped easel in one corner
o. the room. Count d. Arco expects to receive
his sistsr, the Countess d. Arco, on the 9th
OF next month She was to have arrived in
this country yesterday, but detained in
taking her departure from home. Mr.. Alphonse
Won Aumm, who Yves appointed first secretary
OF legation to succeed Baron Won Zedtwitz, now
minister 70 Mexico, is in Europe on an extended
leave, and win not return to this country until
next January. In the meanwhile Count dArco
d alone 1t tie legation.
General Beverly Robertson met with severe
accident while visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell,
In Richmond, this week. He has returned to
Wellington, and is now able to be out.
Mrs. Nancy, wife of Lieutenant-C omman-
der Manney, has rented her house, No. 1929
18th street, TO Mrs. Alexander Davis, of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y. The house adjoins that lately taken
by Secretary Villas.
Mrs. and Miss Audenreid returned from New
York city on Monday. They gave a charming
dinner party for young people last evening in
honor Of Mr.. Woodfeld, of England, who is
nov in the city.
Admiral and Mrs. Upshur will leave the city
on Sunday for New York, from which point
they will sail for Europe early in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll, who took Admit
raj Upshur's Rhode Island avenue house, will
not take possession of it on the fret of Decem-
Der, as he had intended, and, probably, may
not come here this winter at all. They are
deeply mourning the loss of their daughter,
Miss Irene Carroll, whose sudden death sur
prised every one.
Secretary and Mrs. Whitney entertained at
dinner last evening large party of wedding
guests who came from Boston and Salem to
attend the Endicott-Chamberlain wedding
There were thirty guests at table. An addi-
ronai party Of forty, mainly the young friends
whom Mrs. Endicott's guests had previously
met here, were asked in at 10 o'clock to spend
the remainder Of the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Durant and Miss Durant,
Of Chicago, are at Wizards hotel They spent
the winter here last year.
Mr.. and Mrs.. W. d. Howells, who are in New
York city, expect to visit this city during the
season.
DR.. and Mrs. May (the latter was Miss Amy
Draper) are on their way from New York to
this city by q circuitous route. They were
married in New York on Wednesday They
VIII reside here for the winter.
Col Charles Lincoln and family have re-
turned to the city from Michigan, where they
spent the autumn months.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Henderson, of Missouri.
are at the Richmond, where they will remain
until the completion of the handsome residence
they are building upon 14th street extended.
Senator and Mrs. Hawley have returned and
are located for the winter at their home, 2O3O
street.
Miss Tiers. of Rhode Island, will give a lunch
con tomorrow to a number of young ladies.
Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman will give a luncheon
tomorrow.
The marriage Of Mr.. Chas B. Cropley, Of the
firm of Cropley, Boteler l. Champion to Miss
Grace N. Elmore, of Baltimore, was celebrated
yesterday at the Emery Methodist Episcopal
chapel, in Baltimore, by the Rev. A. g. Ocker-
Cropley will be at 1888 N street. Six brothers
OF the groom were present at the marriage
Judge Montgomery, of the Supreme Court of
the District. has taken house No. 1911 29th
street for his future residence
Mr.. T. B. Miller, of Old Point Comfort, Va,
and Miss Eva Claire Bentzler, of this city,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Bentzler,
b. Aloysius church by the Rev. Father Nc
Guirk. The bridal pair started Immediately
Tor Old Point, where they will reside.
Cards have been received by friends here an
nouncing the marriage in Tacoma, W. T., on
the 7th inst, Of Miss Eta Ramsdell. formerly
OF this city, to Mr.. Howard r. Goodwin. Mr..
Goodwin Is a lawyer in practice in Tacoma.
where the young people viii make their future
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Moves have come in from
.Alton," the country residence of Mr. C. S.
Noyes, nd will be located during the winter at
Mrs.. Sarah Rittenhouses place, Bellevue"
Just on 18th street, on Georgetown Heights.
r. r-I.-
has taken possession of his new residence, No.
1905 New Hampshire avenue.