Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-21
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Entertaining Members of the Maritime
Conference-Personal Mention.

Mr.. Alfons Won Mumm schwarzenstein. who
is now charge d'sffaires and acting minister of
the German legation in this city, returned
from round OF gayeties at Lenox, Bar Harbor
and Newport some ten days since and is ably
performing the duties Of the responsible Office
entrusted to his care. On Saturday Mr.. Won
Mumm invited party numbering eighteen of
the delegates to the maritime conference to an
excursion to the Great Fails. which they made
on tally-ho coach drawn by six horses. The
guests were Dr.. sieve-King, Capt. Mensing,
MI August Feigel, Capt Bonner, Auten
Sanchez de Ia Gorda, Mr.. Theodore Yer
sehSsider. Mr.. p p. i. saiTeson, Mr.. s.
w. ", Flood Mr.. T.: s. Malmsbers,
steyn of the royal navy. delegates from Ger
many, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Belgium
and The Netherlands. At Great Falls the dis
unguished party were delighted with the beauty
OF the scene before them and luncheon on the
rocks was served there by Welcker. On their
return they stopped at Cabin John bridge,
where they were pleased to meet President
Harrison and Secretary of State Blaine, who had
driven out from the city in the Presidents buggy.
The beautiful day and its charming incidents
made the jaunt highly enjoyable one to Mr..
Mumm and all Of his guests.
Count dArco of the German legation is at
present in Bavaria He is absent from his
post on his leave of absence and will not re-
turn to this country until late in December.
The Countess Leopoldine is also abroad.
Baron Won Zedtwitz, German minister to
Mexico, on his return from Europe last month
made a brief stay in New York city and passed
Immediately on to Mexico.
Col and Mrs. n. L. Anderson have returned
to the city and are located in their beautiful
h-street home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Sylvester of New Jersey
avenue. Capitol Hill, left the city with their
family for fortnight's visit to friends and rela-
tives in st. Louis.
Gen. and Mrs. Biddle are back in the city and
in their new home, No. 14lO 10th street. Miss
Nellie Biddle Is visiting friends at the north.
Miss Mamie Eastman has returned from her
visit to Col and Mrs. John Wilson at West
Point.
Senator Charles B. FarwelI of Chicago has
fiat house, the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Palmer have located for
the winter at No. 1921 18th street.
Col Whitfield, second assistant postmaster
general, has settled with his family at No. 1929
COrcoran street.
Mr.. Alfred LIE CHAT, the Belgian minister, is
located at No 1886 street, Franklin square.
Mrs. Phil kearney has removed from her
own house to No. 1141 Connecticut avenue. late
the residence of Col ]. Nj. Wilson,
DR.. and Mrs. Kindleburger have returned
from jamestown, RI. and are now settled for
the season in their G-street home.
The Haytian minister, Madam, Preston and
the Misses Preston are back from Lake George
and other northern resorts and are now at the
legation on Vermont avenue.
Admiral and Mrs. Harmony, who hired out
their house on Massachusetts, avenue, have re-
turned to the Portland flats, where they have
the apartments they formerly occupied.
Among the visitors at vica prasidapf Norfop,s
country seat at Ellerslie, N. Y, are Gen. sher-
man. Miss Rachael Sherman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph NJ. Choate, Miss Alger, daughter of
Gen. Alger, and N. Moutrey, the former French
minister at Washington.
Mile. Marie Decca Miss Mary s. Johnston)
and Miss Elizabeth Bryant Johnston of this
city sailed from Havre for New York today.
Miss Ruth Gary of Capitol Hill is visiting
Miss Edmonds of 18th street northwest.