St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-05
SOCIAL WASHINGTON.
The Supreme Court to Furnish
Two DebutanteS.

Two Debutantes.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-The supreme
court circle will contribute two debu-
tantes to the list of the approaching
season-Miss Katharine Fuller and Miss
Brewer, daughter of Justice Brewer.
Miss Fuller is the third of the daughters
of the chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller, and
a bright and interesting young lady, re-
sembling much Mrs. Hugh Wallace, her
married sister.
Among the weddings in which Wash
ington society is interested is that of
Miss May Torrey, the young and lovely
sister-in-law of Senator Kenna, of West
Virginia. The groom-elect is the SEN
ator's law partner, William E. Chiffon,
of Charleston, w. Va. The ceremony
will take place at the residence of SEN
ator Carr, with whom the bride has
made her home, on the 10th inst. The
marriage of Miss Miller, the daughter
of the attorney general, and MIR. Erlck,
whose engagement was made lsst week,
is not expected to occur until after the
family of the bride return to their old
home in Indianapolis.
The diplomatic circle is rapidly filling
up,and soon every legation will be open.
The latest arrivals were those of Mr.. j.
Patenotre, the French minister, and DR..
Won Holtleben, the German minister,
who returned to Washington last week.
These two will be near neighbors this
season. The French legation having
been removed to the residence of the
late Justice Miller. on Massachusetts
avenue, while DR.. Holtleben has trans
ferred the German legation from Fif-
teenth street. next Wormsley's hotel,
which he occupied for mauy years, to
house in the same square with the
Miller residence. This block is high
ground and known in local parlance as
"Highland Terrace" Baron and Bar
oneSS Fava will return to Washington
Marquis Imperali, secretary Of
the Italian legation, who has acted as
charge d'affaires during the baron's ex-.
tended absence, owing to the New Or
leans incident, an opportunity to make
visit home.
Society is wondering whether they
will or will not be favored with music
at the receptions of the postmaster gen.
eral and Mrs. Wanamaker by the Hun
garianS, nine men recently brought to
this country by Thomas Wanamaker.
Their instruments are cymbals and vio-
Inns, and their repertory wild Gypsy
music. The men wear a uniform of
red and black, gold-trimmed, and are
altogether picturesque objects. Mr..
Wanamaker has built a superb DWELL
ing on his place, Meadow Brook stock
farm, and in it there is a ball room
modelled after that of his mothers house
in Philadelphia. Is within three miles of
the postmaster generals place, Linden
hurst, at Jenintown. A few years ego
the Hungarian music was introduced
into the houses of the smart set in New
YORK city, and all It's werdness and it's
thIillsome passages fully noted and
thoroughly approved.
The great social card this season will
be the Prince of Eisenberg. of Austria,
who, with suite of eight persons, has
been making tour of this country. At
present he is in Baltimore. but will soon
go to Dougheron Manor, the guest of
ex-Gov. Roll. and thence on hunting
trip in Virginia. Afterwards he will
visit Washington. Before returning
home Prince Eisenberg will visit the
worlds fair at Chicago, III company
with his countryman. the crown prince
of Austria, who is touring around the
world.