Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-05
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES.
Movements and Plans of Many Well
Known People.
Z RIOS tive BRIDES
They VIII Divide the Attention of Society
with the Debutantes when the Season
Fairly Begin.-some Plans of the Cabinet
Ladi.s-PersonaI Mention.

tirs anu Mlb VIII Ut
their country place until after Thanksgiving.
Mise Elizabeth Wanamaker Is in this city at
school and goes home each week over Sunday.
When Mrs. and Miss Foster will return to
their residence here after the election it is
than probable that Secretar ysFo sters mother,
now in her eighty-si1th year, will come in with
them to spend the winter here. Mrs. Myers,
the Secretary's married daughter, is also ex-
Tscted to be here during part of the winter
season
New York society is counting somewhat on
the presence OF the high lights Of the diplomatic
corps to make the opening social event of their
December season the more brilliant The
Patriarch ball the first great function on their
list, il likely to be just about important an
affair occur the whole winter and so
some one suggests that part Of the corps will
lie there any way, why not make their presence
the great speciality and ask them to wear their
court uniforms OF Mt least all their orders and
decorations The idea is really very good
one and there is reason why il would not
take among the obliging foreigners. As a rule.
however, the few occasions that the diplomats
take for airing their gorgeously embroidered
apparel are far apart The day they are pre-
sentsd to the President when they first arrive
and their subsequent appearances at the New
Year morning reception and the diplomats
leyee and dinner are about all and IT is said TO
amply CRAFTY their ambitions in this special
line while in America.
Senator and Mrs. Brice will not take posses
sion o: their house for another month. II will
take nearly all that time to put IT i'll com
plcted state, but il will be treat for art lovers
when II is finished The Senators horses are
already housed III the spacious stables. Some
Idea Of how perfect the entire establishment
will be NAV be Cleaned from the fact that even
the cOachmans quarters over the carriage
house has piano in the parlor. Senator and
Mrs. Brice came a fortnight ago to look the
hon lie oh ,,lau -aA
with the Transformation that has been effected
during the last four months. which has changed
every nook and corner from dinginess To beauty
and brightness
col and Mrs. Francis Cotton are expected
home from Europe soor,. and will be at the
ShOreham until their residence on Connecticut
avenue. now building, Is completed
Mr. and Mrs l.. C. Halliday are back in town
for the winter at their residence on street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Menocal are expected back from
Europe shortly.
Sir Julian Pauncefote and family will be
home carly in the coming week They sailed
on Wednesday last They have been visiting
lately with Lord Salisbury ut Hatfield. They
spent the summer travelling on the continent,
with long stay at Lucerne.
Baroness Fava is at the Victoria Hotel in New
York and will remain there until after the holi-
days Baron Faya will not Keep house this
winter. but when the baroness comes in they
will probably spend the season at a hotel.
Senator and Mrs. Gibson will be at the
Cochran again during the session.
Mrs. Scott Townsend has returned to her
residence, on Lafayette square, and will take
some part III the winters gaieties. although she
has not Yet entirely laid aside her mourning
She has been at Bar Harbor all the past sum
mer.
| Miss Stout has returned to the city. She
was prominent member OF the Washington
colony at Bar Harbor the past summer.
/ Mrs. Frank Z. Burke is going to Boston on
| Monday to make u ten days visit with Repre-
sentative and Mrs. ONeil
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Downing Of New York
are coming here for part of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Cole of New York.
friends of Secretary and Mrs. Noble, are here
for the winter.
Miss Margaret Magee, sister of Mr.. Chris
Magee of Pittsburg. is visiting Mrs. Dalzell,
wife of Representative Dalzel-
| Representative and Mrs. Dalzell expect to
I move into their new house early in December.
l Ii Is located on New Hampshire avenue near
I Goth street and will be of the most COM
I Portable homes in that neighbOrhood. Mrs.
Dalzell has remained here all the fall so as to
superiut.nd the finishing touches. and looks
forward to getting settled there with great
pleasure.
From all accounts society will have to string
gle along the coming winter without the en-
. couragemeut OF the presence OF little Miss
'lsui out at the Chinese legation. This pic
turesque maiden. whose debut III this world of
sorrow and JOYS made "A most pleasing incident
At Stewart Castle during the term of Minister
Tsui. has. IL appears, been photographed not
I only once. but many times by amateur camera
shooters and this fact. taken in connection with
I the close of her fathers four years term, seems
To be the chief reason why Minister Tsui,
. suite and baby will soon be reckoned among
the absent Minister Isui did the agreeable
. very nicely indeed. and the more remarkable
there probably nothing little TO his
personal taste a. giving big ball. such as oc-
CURED at Stewart Castle last winter. He knew
. II was "a dangerous experiment, but he went
Z forward with II and IL successful in every
particular. May Chi lui will repeat the same
{ experiment. early and often and the Chinese
legation will regain in tine hearts of society the
high place IL held some years back.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. II. Warder are expected back
from Europe shortly. They were at Carlsbad
during the summer and more recently have
been IN Paris.
There rumors of some pretty weddings
before Thanksgiving. or at least before Christ
mas The brides, usual. are going to divide
the attention of society with the debutantes
who viii be introduced before the year closes.
From one source OF other it has been CLEANED
thnt the gayetIes. receiving their first impetus
after New Year. likely to know little dimi-
mutton till the end Of the season. Next week
prophecies Of this sort will have cold substan-
tial facts behind them. and while everybody
will not be telling all they think by any means
he who runs may read
For general rule it will be the private resi-
dents who are expected TO keep things moving
the coming winter. All the old favOrites are
here or will be very soon and there no end
Of New Workers coming on for the season.
some new houses viii be occupied before the
winter is over and pretty much everybody Ii
making some changes in the way of bcautify wing
and adjoining their present homes.
Minister and Mrs. Guzman are again at 1925
Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. II. c. Lappin. who has been spending
some months in Chicago. has returned tC
Washington.
Mr.. J. ]. Barnes Of r street has gone to De
troit to vote and visit his venerable mother
who is now in the ninety-sixth year of her ag,
and in full possession of all her faculties.
Rev. Dr. W p. Stowe Of Chicago, ILL.,. il
spending few days in the city as the guest o
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ID. Croissant
Mr. and Mrs. II. Clay Sitter have issued card
for the marriage of their daughter Alice t.
Mr. Eugene Byrnes November IL at $50 at tn,
Vermont Avenue Christian Church. recep
ton viii be held after the wedding at 1881 Cor
coran street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robert of Marshaltown
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