Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-18
SOCIAL MATTERS.



Corps-Personal Notes Of Interest.
Mr.. g. Tsukahara Of the imperial government
Of Japan and Mr. R. Ba Ba, naval attache OF
the Japanese legation in this city, are the Jap
anese delegates to the international marine
conference now being held in this city. They
are guests of the Japanese legation and Minis
ter Mutsu. The minister 10 greatly improved In
health since his return to the city from Della
ware Water Gap. Mr.. Herokichi Mutsu, the
ministers only son, who spent the summer with
the family at Mount Pleasant and also visited
the Gap with them. sailed from New York city
recently to continue his studies at Cambridge,
England, where he 10 at college. Miss Saya
Mutsu, daughter of the minister, is at school in
the city.
The new Chinese minister, with one of his
new attaches, who speaks English very we'll,
were making calls upon the delegates of the
international marine conference yesterday af-
ternoon. The minister's name, as engraved
upon his visiting card, is Mr.. Tsui Kwo Yin.
The cards were turned down at the upper
right hand corner, which, in the language of
visiting cards, being interpreted alphabetically,
means ''afaires." The latest arrival in the
diplomatic corps makes the first calls upon all
the resident ministers, as do the new &C
cessories to the United States Senate make the
first calls upon their seniors in Office. The
latest ministerial arrivals at the capitalhavemade
impressions the most agreeable upon their i'm
mediate diplomatic associates, who frequently
congratulate each other upon the valuable ad-
ditions that have been made to their circle
Mrs. Window and the Misses Window con-
template spending fortnight longer in New
York city before taking up the serious duties
and responsibilities Of housekeeping for the
season.
Mrs. Noble and the Misses Halstead find the
work of establishing their household affairs
will occupy a much longer period than they at
first anticipated and now realize that they
will not be able to see their friends with their
house in the high state of order they require
before the latter part of November. There are
workmen in the rooms and the unpacking Of
innumerable boxes and trunks is going gaily
forward. Mrs. Noble has been for some years
past one Of the most prominent of elegant en-
tertainers in the leading social circles Of st.
Louis society.
Mrs. Willard Warner has been again called
to the bedside of her sick friend in Savannah,
Ga, where she has been for the past fortnight
Mrs. Warner is expected to return to the city on
Monday, the 21st instant.
Miss Emily Barbarin and Mr. Fred. G. W.
Moffatt were married last evening at 7:3O o'clock
in st. Johns church, Georgetown, Rev. Dr.
Register, rector, assisted by Rev. Dr. Harding
OF st. Paul's church, Washington, performing
the service. Mr.. R. W. Kerr acted as best
man to the groom. The chancel was decked
with plants and flowers, and number Of the
friends OF the happy pair were present. The
BRIDE was given IN marriage by her father,
and after the ceremony reception was held
at the residence Of the brides parents.
Miss Mary G. DAILY, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. d. DAILY and Mr.. VIM. NJ. Becker of this city
were married yesterday at the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception. The groom's brother
Rev. Father Becker, assisted by the Rev. 8. F.
Ryan, performed the ceremony. The Messrs
Becker, Mr.. Joseph DAILY and Mr.. Chas. Down.
ing, with Marechal Neil roses in their coats.
acted as ushers, seated the guests in the church
and preceded the bride and groom to the altar.
The bride was attired in a travelling dress Of
sycamore brown cloth, wore q turban of brown
velvet and carried q bouquet Of Marechal Neil
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Becker left the city imme-
diately after the service for tour northward.
On their return to the city they will reside at
No. 2l06 Vermont avenue. A large party Of
friends. including guests from Baltimore and
this city, were present in the church to witness
the ceremony.
Miss Lizzie Hadley of Kermet Square, Pa, is
visiting Miss Lulie NJ. Robson. 1920 street.
st. Paurs Episcopal church, Alexandria, was
the scene Of a very pretty wedding on wednes-
day, the contracting parties being Miss
Alexandria, and Mr.. Edward A. Greenough,
civil engineer, Of this city. The brides little
sister, Miss Alice, was maid Of honor The
groom was attended by DR.. Henry B. Deale of
this city. The ushers were Messrs. R. E
Acton, Frank English and Frank Carlin OF
Alexandria. and Messrs. Howell Barth, Doug
lass Mackal and John Johns, jr., of W Washington.
After the ceremony q wedding breakfast was
served at the home Of the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs. Greenough will reside for the winter
in Alexandria, after which they will occupy
their house now in course Of erection at Falls
Church, Va.
Mile. Lucie Stainbron Klotz has returned
from her trip abroad.
Mr.. j. K. Hall of Colorado is the guest of his
son, DR.. A. ]. Hall, 421 II street northwest.
Mrs. Col. ]. W. Baker Of Nashville, Tenn,
who has been spending some ii me in Washing
ton. has returned to Nashville for a WHILE but
will return to Washington for the winter