Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28
SOCIAL MATTERS.
Returning Bridal COuples-Personal
Notes of Interest

Notes of Interest
Secretary and Mrs Blaine will move into the
red house this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross ". Thompson have moved
into their new house. No. 1925 o street. near
Iowa circle, where they are cozily settled and
ready to welcome their friends.
Mrs. George A. Kendall Of New York city
and her interesting family. who have been visit
Ing her father, Mr. George IT, h. White will
return to her home in the metropolis this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs B. H. warder and family of X
street have returned from their tour of Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Riggs are back TO the
city and their Iowa circle home.
Mr.. and the Misses Shepard Of Saratoga
have returned to the city and are again in pos
session OF the Payson house on Mcpherson
square.
Admiral and Mrs. Russell and Miss Russell
are among the late arrivals from the autumn
resorts. They are now settled In their home on
De Sales street.
Mrs. Waller and Miss Florence Waller have
returned from Winchester, Va, and have
opened their house, No. Z0i7 D street.
Ex-Secretary and Mrs. Endicott, who came
over to be present at the marriage OF their
son, Mr.W. {. Endicott, at Lenox, have returned
to England. Mrs. Endcott wishes to be with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Langhorne and Miss
Langhorne will return from Lynchburg this
week and will occupy their lsth-street house
this winter.
Col whitfield second assistant postmaster
general. is located with his family at 1929 Cor
eoran street.
Judge and Mrs. jeremiah Wilson and Miss
Anna Wilson have returned to their home on /
street, which has been beautifully decorated
with new hangings and fresco during the
autumn.
Mr.. W. ". Christmas and Miss Norris,
daughter OF Mr.. E. L. Norris of this city, will
be married on Wednesday OF this week.
Miss Gertrude Tappan, daughter of Mrs.
Winthrop Tappan, and Rev. Arthur Sanford
Phelps OF Boston will be married at Epiphany
church on Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. and Miss Dahlgren are located in their
Thomas circle home for the winter Mr.. and
Mrs Jno. Dahlgren settled near them in
the Portland, and Miss Dahigren and her new
sister are constant companions In their walks
and drives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoy are located at No. 4
Lafayette square for the winter.
DR.. and Mrs. C. U. Kennedy have returned
to the city and are at Welcker's for a short
season. They will spend the summer in New
Orleans, where Mr.. ". W. Christmas and his
bride will be of the party.
One Of the handsomest entertainments of the
past week was the elaborate dinner given at
Welcker's by Mr.. Mumm Won Sch yartzenstein,
charge d'affaires OF the German legation, In
honor OF the German delegates to the interna-
tional maritime conference now in session
here. The rooms were gaIly decorated with
large American and German flags and also
smaller ones of the countries whose represent
atives as delegates we're present. Pictures of
the emperor OF Germany. President Harrison,
Mr.. Blame and Prince Bismarck adorned the
dining room. The centerpIece of the table,
which was laid for twenty-four guests. was a
large four-masted schooner made OF carnations,
roses and smllax. and the cloth was hidden by
fans and roses. The menu excellent and
the bevel-edged place cards had the crest
OF the German empire IN one corner. The
guests were Secretary of State Blaine. Mr..
Muruaga, the Spanish minister; Admiral
Walker, U.S.N.; Chevalier Tavera, minister
Austro-Hungary; Captain X. Setteonboni,
italian navy; Mr.. lie CHAT, Belgian min
lister; Admiral Rogers. U.S.N.; Mr.. Charles
Hall. &C, NIP, Eng and; Gen. E. F. Beale.
Mr.. Walker Blaine. Admiral kaZnokof, Russian
navy; Baron Won Siernberg. military attache
of the German legation; Mr.. Bancroft Davis,
Count Sala. French legation. and President De
Sieve-king, Consul General FeIgel. Privy Couu-
sellor DOmer and Capt. Mensing of the impe-
rial German navy, German delegates, Mr.. w.
BlOess, secretary OF the German delegation;
Admiral Baron Spann. Austrian navy; Gen.
Schoteld, US. A., and Col. Bliss.
Miss Sallie McNeal of Elkton, Md, who has
been the guest of the Misses Jenkins, 53S It'll
street southeast, leaves tonight for Baltimore
for a two weeks stay in that city.
Col II. B. Denman and family have returned
TO this city and are at their residence, 1923 10th
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Bell of 1000 9th street
will celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of their
marriage tomorrow.
Mrs. John F. Ellis and daughter have left the
city to spend some time in st Louis.
Miss Ruth Marie Sites has gone to Coshocton,
Ohio, to bring back her grandmother, Mrs
Robert Moore. who has been spending the sum-
mer at her Ohio home. Mrs. Moore will spend
the winter. as usual, with her son-in-law and
daughter. Capt and Mrs. A. p. Lacey.
Mr.. Joseph II. Hunter, accompanied by his
wife and little son Ross, has gone to Bloom
ington, Ind, for a stay of several weeks to visit
his father, Gen. Morton C. Hunter, ex-member
of Congress from that state.
Mr.. II. NJ. Clapp, who has been sojourning
during the past summer at Fort Douglas near
Salt Lake City, Utah, with his father, Major w.
II. Clapp, sixteenth infantry, will return to
Washington about the middle of November.