The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-13
IN THE SWIM.

resident at Washington together Win inc nu-
dresses OF their respective legations. or |
course any OF the attaches can he reached |
through the legation OF which he IL n member. |
Iialy--Baron dc Fava, No. lilo Connecticut
avenue.
Mcxico-sonor Don Matlas Romero, No. 1ii3
I street.
Rusaia.-Mr. Charles de strive, No. .i70j
street
France-Mr. Theodore Roustan, No 1901 +
street
Ifawaii--Mr H. A. p. Carter, Wormley's.
Nethcrlands.-Mr. q. dc Wcckherin, No. 10l3
Fifteenth street.
Argentine Republlc-Senor Don Vincento g.
Qucsada, No. 1872 Jefferson Place.
Turkey -Mavronycni Bcy, No 1915 Connect-
cut avenue.
Austria-ilungary- Chevalicr dc Tayera, No.
1887 street
Nicaragua.-sen Don 1Ioracio Guzman, No.
1924 Seventeenth street.
Colombia -scnor Don Jose NJ. liurtado, No.
1903 street.
Corca-Mr. Yc Cha Yum, No. 1900 Thirteenth
street.
Germany Count Ludwig Won Arco. Valley,
I3i Fifteenth street.
Pcru-senor Don Felix Cipriano Q. Zcgarra,
No. 1919 street.
Japnn-Mr. Almaro sato, No. 1910 n street.
switscrland-Mr. Alfred dc Claparede, sOi4
Hillyer Place.
Great Britan--Sir Julian Pauncefote, Com
nccticut avenue, corner street
Bcgum-Mr. A. lie CHAT, No. 1896 street.
Sweden and Norway-Mr. j. A. w. Grip 20ii
q street.
Chine Mr. Tsui Kwo Yin, Dupont Circle.
rortugal-Scnhor Thomaz dc Souza RoZa,
No. 1O2l Vermont avenue.
NencZucla-Sonor Don Nicauor Bolct- -Peraza,
No. 1877 Connecticut avenue
Brazil-Senhor j. q. do Amaral Valontc,
No. 1900 New Hampshire avenue.
Chili--sunor Don Prudecio Lazcano 1923
Sixteenth street.
spain-Scnor Don Miguel Suarez Guanes,
No. l4O0 Massachusetts, avenue.
Donmark-Count de sponnock, Welckcr's
Hotel.
The first of the assemblies will be given at
the Arlington Hotel January IL, 1891, and the
| second ON Wednesday, February 4. They will
| be under the following board OF governors.
| John Davis, president; NJ l.. Ruth, vicc.prcsi-
| dent; George y. Anderson, Nicholas l.. Andcr-
son, Walter V. 4. Berry, Jerome N. Bonapartc
| John Lee Carroll. Henry g. Edwardes Charles
| G: Glover, George llellon, Edward McCauley
| Charles II. Poor, O. r. =. Rodgers, William II.
| slack, clifford Richardson, secretary and
| treasurer.
| The following are the important events of
next week:
Monday, i5-Thc wedding of Miss Porter and
Monday, 15--Meotng of the H-stroct Euchro
Club at Mrs Shrlycrs residence.
Tuesday, l6-First meeting of the Dancing
Thursday, 1s-Evcning party at Judge Cox's
to present Miss Cox in society.
Friday, 1D-Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Evcrett's
evening party upon the occasion OF Miss
| Everett's debut.
Saturday, sO-sir Julian and Lady Paunce-
fote's dinner party at the British Legation.
~
The handsome residence OF Mrs. Magruder
was thrown open yesterday afternoon to re-
| ccivc her many friends and acquaintances.
This tea was the largest and most fully at.
tended of any yet given this winter. To give
a list of those present would be to name all of
the prominent people In society, including nm
unusual number OF the members OF the Diplo-
matte Corps The coffee tea, ices and punch
were served at separate tables, and each table
was arranged with exquisite taste and presided
over by some OF the reigning bellies OF the sea-
son and the younger matrons. All tha
6,bafdntes of the winter were there in thsir
pietticst gowns and with their rosiest bldshcs.
Mrs. Hill, Miss PhGnix, Miss Cox. and the
Other fair enchantresses who served the tea
assisted the handsome hostess in entertaining
the host of callers with their usual grace and
sutvity. Mics Cameron, the beautiful daughtet
| OF Senator Cameron, was one of the most al
NJ red OF the many pretty women present. Ths
dignity ard rerosc of her manner, the sweet
Thoughtful expression OF her wonderfully I'm,
eyes and TIE refined beauty OF her facs markc |
the caste OF the We're dc We're and proclaimed
her fair patrician, the noble type OF American
womanhood.
The marriage of Mis- Porter, the daughter OF
Admiral Porter, to Mr.. Campbell, on Monday
night, will be the first sensation OF the week
| IL " whispered that six ushcrs, six groomsInen
and eight bridesmaids will be in Httendance.
Miss Nellie Hunt y to be the maid of honor.
The bridesmaids will be Miss Florence Anden-
reid, Miss Kate MycraMisH Tcrese stoughtol,
Miss Lydia Blddlc, Miss Lulie Hon, Miss Elsie
McKeoyer and Miss Jennie sheriff.. 1'he sym
pathios OF everybody have been with this con-
stant couple, and the two old proverbs, "Allt
world loves n lover and Love laughs at lock-
smiths, were never more eloquently Illustrated
than in this case.
! Madame des portes de la Fosse OF the French
Legation. No. 1915 G street, receives ON Fri
days from TO O'Clock p. m.
Sc
Charming Mrs. Howard White, daughter OF
Senator Sawyer, H. once more the presiding
divinity over the hospitalities OF her father -
house. So general fayOritc will be a per
RENAL source OF sweetness and light to those
among her friends. The quiet which seems to
hang over so many Senatorial mansions does
not effect the sunny and cheerful atmosphere
of Mrs. Howard Whites drawing g-r0oms.
| ~
Tho rehcarsals OF the burlesque in "L'Asri.
caine," which Is to be given on the 9th OF
, January for the benefit OF the Hospital for In
curahlos, ut Lincoln Music Hall, are going
bravcy on. The role OF Tdseo da Gama has
been taken by young gentleman OF Baltl-
more, who will make 1t a notable success.
-
Mrs. Franklin steele, ir., No. 1926 Eighteenth
, | O'Clock p. IN.
Mrs. Roosevelt, No. 1870 Jefferson Place, re
, | cciyos this afternoon.
Senator and Mrs Vance are costly ensconced
(: for the winter In their Washington home, No
| 1857 Massachusetts, avenue. Mrs. Nanco's re
, | ceptions on Senatorial day have hitherto been
among the most agreeable of the gay season.
, Sir Julian and Lady Pauncefote have hi
, | upon the most enjoyable form OF entertain
nient. They give dinner party on Saturday;
: | people In society TO meet theirguests. In thi'
! way the Miss Pauncefotc, who has Just made
her debuf, will meet the most agreeable men
, | and women here.
, Mrs. Renard (who, as Miss Hattie Key, the
daughter OF Judge Key, win he remembered IA
l one of the beauties of her day., the wife OF Clp
@ tain Renard Of the French Army, IL on visl
: TO her mother, No 2Ois II street. During hc
g residence in Paris and other parts OF Franc,
q | Mrs. iionard has been greatly admired anC
feted ae one OF the most fascinating women IL
the American colony. Since hor return herr
Q she has been the recipient OF marked courtesic
: from many OF the old resident element IN 50
D ciety, andth most distinguished members o
! the Diplomatic Corps.
r ~
: A large and distinguished company were In
= vited by Mr.. and Mrs. Calderon Carlisle las
evening to meet Or. and Mrs. Curry, DR.
Curry was Minister TO Spain under Presiden
c Cleveland. December and June We're repre-
= sented by a great statesman and lurlsts ant
c budding de1ntdntes Among Others pressn
Eyarts, General Parke, Hon. >, >; Wilson
Judges Bingham and James, Mr.. de strnye
the Russian Minister; Count de Arco Valley
Mr. G. G. Glover, }. M. Johnston, Hon. r. N
b. McLanc, Mr.. Nathaniel Wilson, General dos
=. r. johnson, pr. James @. Welllng, Rev. r. II
=. and Mrs. McKim and many OF the younger ele
y ment OF Washington's elect OF the d6butdntt
y were Misses Lodge, Wardcr, Wilson, Miss Con