Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-25
SOCIAL NATrERS.
Metz, About the Diplomatic Corps and It's
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Yoxss About the Diplomatic Corps and Its
Msmber.-Personals Of washingtonians.
Mr. de STRIVE. the Russian minister, gave an
elaborate dinner last evening at the legation
10 celebrate Mr. Alexander Gregers ap-
pointment ar first secretary Of legation In this
eity. Mr.. Greger will have charge OF the
azEairs of the consulate IN Ne. 10Th Guy Tor
n ~ house most deliberately APP
noin.ed near Central Park, and Ia
~ neishbor to ex-President and
Nra Cleveland. He will also have an apart
ynent IN the lesntion here. Mr.. Greger visited
IA mother in southern Russia during the past
summer and while there the Queen Of Greece
was also a guest at the house; Minister de
Strives daughters are at school In An institu-
ton that is under the mmediass patronage OF
time Of Catherine III. Its benefits are for the
motherles. dauehters Of well-born Russians, who
after their training in the school are to Join the
train Of the empress at court. and when they
ned are lowered from her bounty. Minister
AZ strive eldest daughter Is now nearly six
teen wears of age and is accomplished and tact
full in all social courtesies beyond her years.
and the minister looks forward to having her
preside over the legation some day. where her
lifted mother reigned queen Of the diplo-
matte corp.
COMMIT Deyopne of France il the latest social
star 10 appear in the circle of diplomats. He
Il identified with the French legation here but
is not yet formally attached to it. Many small
dinners have been given in his honor since his
arrival. :.
Mrs. Letter viii give a tea on Saturday after
noon. the 18th instant. to introduce her second
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Burt have returned to
the city from New York and are now at No.
ll02 Vermont avenue.
Miss Kate Blake Of Albany, who has been the
guest Of the Misses Huyck for the past few
weeks has entered n convent here 70 perfect
herself in music and the languages.
Miss May Huyck has returned from Balti-
more where she was the guest Of Miss Har-
wood Miss Huyck was the recipient Of much
pleasant attention while In the neighboring
city.
Mrs. Nathan Pereles and daughter of Mil
waukee Wis, are the guests OF Mrs. r. Gold
sehmid 12l0 n street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs r. s waring are at the Shore
ham and will remain in the city over wednes-
day and Thursday.
The lady visitors Of the Washington Hospital
for Foundlings have arranged for an A. B.
tea at the hospital. on 18th street, December 8.
This viii be quite a society event. a. the ladies
who are identified with the charity are deter
mined 70 surpass their enorts OF previous years
in this direction.
Mr.. l. Gutenberg, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Jennie, returned to his home,
No. l243 It'll street northwest, yesterday from
pleasant trip TO Germany.
DR.. Eugene Sanger of Maine il in the city
with his bride visiting his cousin, Mrs. Milmore
OF $50 street northwest
Hon. William NJ. Mckinley. accompanied by
his wife. arrived in the city this morning and !
has taken apartments at the Ebbitt House for |
the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reucon Gallardo, Mas T. |
Rubio and Rafael Checa tourists from Mexico, |
VINO are sojourning in the city for q few days, |
are ut the Ebbitt House. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Darlington, Miss Car |
rington and Miss Lille Pope of Halifax. n. s., |
and Mrs. III. II. Goodan of New York are ut the |
Hotel Arno.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred English have returned |
from their wedding tour and are located at 5O7 |
4th street northwest. where they will be glad to
see their friends.