Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-17
SOCIAL MATTERS.
The Members Of the Diplomatic Corps
October Weddings-Personal Mention.

SOCIAL MATIESSs
The Members Of the Diplomatic Corps
October Weddings-PersonalM Mention.
The ministers Of foreign legations in the city
spent the brilliantly sun-lighted afternoon
yesterday following the Office hour OF in
driving about the city and leaving cards at
each others residences.
Sir Julian and Lady Pauncefote are the re-
cipients every day Of many ceremonious calls.
Biz Julian, accompanied by four of his daugh-
tsrs. drove out yesterday afternoon. The
young ladies have all bloomingly brilliant COM
plsxions and they wore hats of black felt black
cloth jackets and long boas Of black fur about
their necka The one who sat on the back
seat OF the victoria with her father had in her lap
IN open book. the leaves gilt edged and bound
In purple. from which abe read while the car
rtage stood in the blockade. caused by the
passing Of the colored Odd Fellows procession
along N street. The equipage il evidently a
temporary expedient until one BETTING the
rank and dignity of the family arms shall be
prepared. The only attendant was the driver
and he vas not in livery.
Madame Romero, wife of the Mexican min
lister, has been spending some of the DAYS OF
her husbands absence with the Three Ameri-
Cos with friends in Philadelphia Mrs. Romero
returned to the city yesterday.
Mrs. Senator Dolph left the city two weeks
ago for the far west. in company with her
nephew, Mr.. Arthur Odeneal, and they are now
in Portland. Ore, the home OF her family and
early friends. Mrs. Dolph will not return to
the city until the middle Of November.
Ex-Secretsry Bayard was in the city yester-
day. His marriage to Miss Clymer is expected
TO take place at an early day.
Capt. and Mrs. John Mullan and Miss Emma
Mullan have returned to the city from the
mountain resorts of Maryland. They are again
in their own house, No. 1910 Connecticut ave-
nue.. and are receiving and placing . consign-
ment Of household furniture from California
that has been six months on the way, coming
by water around the cape.
Col. and Mrs. de Armand have taken the
house No. 1447 Massac husetts avenue Highland
terrace, that was occupied by the Spanish min
ister. Senior Muruaga, last year, and they will
take possession Of it by the LIST Of November
In the meantime necessary repairs are being
made in the house. Col. and Mrs. de Armand
are staying at No. 1l40 14th street.
Senator SAVERS handsome house on Con-
necticut avenue is completed all to the placing
OF the stained glass that is to finish each win
dow at the top OF the sash. Consignments of
furniture are constantly arriving, and Mrs.
White Is expected on soon to oversee all the
nnal arrangements.
The Misses Huyck, daughters of Mr.. J. v. N.
Huyck, have not returned from their summer
outing. They are visiting relatives at Saratoga
Springs.
Mrs. Luther r. Hare, wife Of Lieut.. L. R.
Hare. seventh cavalry, U.SA., is visiting her
mother Mrs. Jno. Hancock, at No. 240l Penn
sylyanla avenue. Mrs. Hare will remain here
until November 1. when she joins her husband
at Fort Riley. Kan.
Mrs. Jno. Williams, wife Of Lieut. Williams
Of Fort McHenry, and Mrs. Julia Hewitt Of st.
Louis are Mrs. Hancocks guests at No. 240l
Pennsylvania avenue.
Miss Virginia Rl1tIar hoe ratrrna5 e. tbo o;&,,
and Is located for the season at No. 1912 14th
street.
Miss Louise Floyd-Jones Of New York. who is
well known here, having been the guest of
MT. Dolph on several occasions, will be mar
RED on the Both Of this month to Mr. Condo
Thorne.
Mrs. Gen. Ricketts, and her daughter, Mrs.
Chauncey Burr, will spend the winter in Boston.
MIR. John Johns and family are in their new
residence. No. 2Ol5 Q street.
Miss Emily Bsrbarin and Mr.. Fred Moffatt
will be married tonight at 73O O'Clock in st.
Johns church. in Georgetown.
Mr.. Richard Wallach and his Younger sisters
have sailed for Europe to join Mrs and Miss
mailacn; who expect to spend the winter in vi
emma The State department having hired their
k-street residence makes this desired arrange
ment possible for the family. Mr.. Robert wal
ZACH, the second son. remains in this city.
Luther Place Memorial church was prettily
decorated Tuesday evening for a double wed.
ding. The contracting parties were DR.. James
W Graham of the patent Office and Miss Emma
uu.s' ana Mr. George Bannon, a business man
or W Wakefield. Neb., and Miss Annie Guss The
brides are the eldest and youngest daughters
OF Mrs s. VI. Guss of Mt. Pleasant At S:l5
O'Clock the bridal party in travelling costume.
preceded by four ushers-Messrs. Edelin, and
Long and DR.. W. f. Butler of this CITY and Mr.
Robert Rrannnn ha 1alp
entered the church to the strains of the Lohen-
grin wedding march. Rev. DIR. Butler. the pas
tor, performed the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Bannon left Immediately for their future home
IN Nebraska DIR. and Mrs Graham took the
vain for a trip northward. whence thay return
In about ten days and will reside in this civ
noticeable feature of the wedding was the
presence of many little folk from the primary
department. OF the morning Sunday school, Of
which Mrs Graham is teacher.
Capitol Hill assembly opened the season last
evening with a dance at Washington hall
which was thoroughly enjoyed by the MANY
young people present. The second dance will
be given Wednesday, October 80
Mrs. j. W. Hurd OF Altoona. Pa. who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Stewart OF George
town, left for her home yesterday. On her
way home she will visit Philadelphia and New
York.
The engagement of Miss Augusta III. Fischer
Va 10 ur. W m. T.. Ely OF New
Haven. Conn.,, is announced
Miss Mamie Berry has returned home after a
three months visit to Winchester, Va.
Miss Marion Armiger of Baltimore is visiting
Miss Woodward Of Georgetown.
Lieut. and Mrs. Geo. L. Dyer are living this
winter at No. 1011 goth street northwest.
Gen McParlin and daughter are located at
the Elsmere for the winter
Mr.. Elijah W. Hslford and family expect to
move into their rooms at the EIsmere in a few
days.
Miss Annie Cassin and Miss May Howard are
visiting friends in Frederick, Md.
Ensign and Mrs. Bernadow have moved TO
1908 street
Mrs. Weston and daughter, Miss Pauline,
have returned from Saratoga and New York
city and are at their home, 1871 / street.
Miss LEILA McKnew Of 1920 Corcoran street
northwest Is on visit to friends In Frederick
county, Md
Trinity Pc. church was the scene TUESDAY,
evening of pretty wedding. The occasion
was the marriage Of Mr.. Frank ALL of Balti
more and Miss Ella c. Carter Of Washington.
daughter Of Mr.. William ii. Carter. The bride
was attended by her sister eMiss Mamie w
Carter. maid of honor uo,.,.1 ~