Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-07
SOCIAL MATTERS.
What the Representatives OF Foreign
Governments Are Doing-Personals.

Baron and the Baroness Rosen are in st. Pc
tersberg arranging for their departure for Mex
leo, where he is accredited minister plenipo-
Tertiary from the Russian government. In
route the Baron and Baroness Rosen will stop
for short visit in this city, where they have
many friends.
Minister de Strive of Russia has had severe
illness in New York city during the past month.
Mr.. Theodore Hanson, acting first secretary
of the Russian legation in this city, is spend
ing his vacation in St. Petersburg. but expects
to return here next month to resume his diplo-
matte duties.
Maj. and Mrs. John NJ. Farguhar Of Buffalo
still tarry in the city. They will probably re-
main here for another fortnight.
DIR. II. Guzman, the minister from Nicara-
qua and Mrs. Guzman, have returned to the
city from Saratoga and are at the legation on
18th street
Mrs. Cultivate has taken possession of her
house on Dupont circle for the winter She
visited the Blue Mountain House, several sea-
side resorts and Columbus, Ohio, while ab-
sent from the city. Mr.. Cultivate will remain
IN Ohio. where he now Is, until after the No.
vember elections.
Mrs. Norton and Miss Juliet Norton have re-
turned from Deer Park and are at No. 1922 ii
street.
MIR. and Mrs. Jules Guthridge have gone to
the Blue Mountain House for a fortnight's va
cation. after spending the summer months in
the city. They will visit Harper's Ferry and
several OF the Virginia resorts before return
ing.
Ex-Minister and Mrs. Loring, who are visiting
| their old home in Salem, Mass. will soon
occupy their street house in this city. which
has been closed during their absence i'll Portu-
gal. Mrs. Loring will be warmly welcomed in
the city on her return by host of warm per-
sonal friends. Her Saturday evenings during
the season are among the most elegant Of the
social events at the capital.
Miss Emily Fox, who spent the summer with
her aunt. Mrs. St1ckney, at Greenwich, Con n.
has returned to the city and is with her parents
| at their home on Vermont avenue.
Mrs. Lowrie Bell and her children have re-
turned to the city from Kennebunkport Me-,
and are located at the Richmond.
The family OF Assistant Secretary Chandler
have returned TO the city from their summer
outing and are at their home, 1911 NJ street.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Shafer have issued invita-
tions for the marriage of their daughter Nettie
Preston to Mr.. L. Seward Bacon Thursday, Oc-
| tober l6, at O'clock at the Fourth Presbyte-
! rian Church. Mrs. Bacon will be at home
Thursdays in November at 1896 street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Watson have issued invi-
tations for the marriage Of their daughter Lena
! Fay to MIR. George T. Roberts. Wednesday
evening, october Is, at Trinity Church A re-
| ception will be held from $50 until 10 o'clock
| at 600 NJ street
Hon. Carroll D. Wright and family have re-
turned to the city and are at their home, 1903
5 street. Miss s. j. Barrows Of Omaha ID with
| them.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Seton have issued in
vitasions for the marriage Of their daughter
Fannie to Mr.. Henry l. Frazier, Thursday
evening, October 8, at st. Andrews Church.
Miss Clara Rugers Of New York avenue has
returned home after visit Of three months in
Michigan.
Miss Addie v. Carson OF Vermont avenue
returned to the city last night from q visi,
to West Point, where she spent the summer
months with her brother, Lieut. Carson, who
Is ad1ufant of the Military Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W. Fenwick have issued
cards for the marriage of their daughter, Annie
Louise. 70 Mr.. Sanford Nesbit Whitwell, to take
place at Covenant Presbyterian Church We'd
nesday morning, October Is. at l0:45 o'clock.
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