Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10

early next week, probably BY Tuesday. The Pres
ident will follow little later in the week and
housekeeping will be resumed Mt the White
House. II has not yet been settled whether
Mrs. Mckee will accompany her father here and
preside for him at the Grand Army
reception. but the chances are
tina. she will, and perhaps Mrs.
Dimmick also. In case neither feel like leav-
ing Mrs Harrison at this time Mrs. Russell
Harrison will do the honOrs. The ladies Of the
Presidents family feel that their presence upon
such an occasion would add greatly to the
pleasure of the visitors and therefore they will
come on if il is a: all possible for them to do
so. Lieut.. and Mrs. Parker will remain with
Mrs. Harrison in any event.
The arrangements FOR this reception will be
on the gigantic scale which was 30 successful at
the time of the Knights Templars' conclave.
Thousands upon thousands of persons that night
passed over the White House Threshold.
through to the blue parlor and then out
cony The White House will be
mos. deliberately decorated on the outside.
Sir L. S.lergaSOn of Hartford. WHO'S doing the
interior work. has been assigned the exterior
decoration also and promises n design not only
rich and effective. but entirely novel.
Mrs Mckee viii be here during encampment
week and will receive at the rotunda reception
or the evening Of the 18th.
Mrs. Tucker Will return from Deer Park on
Tuesday. Her baby son is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Logan. jr.. will be here
also next week to visit with Mrs. Logan.
Mrs. and MISS Foster will not leave New
York for several days.
Hiss Eusk came home last night from New
York. and was met at the station by the Secre-
tary and Mrs. Rusk.
That part OF the diplomatic corps on this
side Of the water has turned its back on Wash
ingtOn pretty thoroughly all summer. but the
past week brought a few members back and
sent new thrill of life along diplomatic chan
Hels. The British minister and family are still
al AiN-le.-Bain- taking the cure as well As
the pleasures with corresponding industry. Sir
lGIan and Lady pauncc.ote had great dinner
cive,, in their honor there lately by Sir John
Fender Of ;elegraphic and rnilwav fame. Most
at the guests were wealthy Americans. Sir
John has been entertaining like western
niilionaiTe. and a downfall OF rain having
spoiled rDe attendance at a mountain party he
had planned he sent into the highways and BY
ways and invited everybody to come in and
disno,e at the good things.
Madame Romero viii be in New York all this
month and will then return 10 the Mexican le-
CATION Minister Romero il still busy with
financial problems down in Mexico, and will
scarcely come back before December
Or. Gazman was in town last week.
Marquis Imperiaili has followed the process
sion up to Lenox and viii enjoy it, delight, dur
ing the season.
Na,royeni Bey was in town the most Of the
weck. has ing He'd with all the birds of passage
from Bar Harbcr. He came or to catch up a
feS tangled diplomatic threads and perhaps
also 10 en- jog The congratulations of his corps
colleagues the social triumphs he
has undoubtedly won the past summer
Ii IL said that Bar Harborites are still
laughing over the great American pie-eating
match ~ his now celebrated picnic and for
fact nobody supposed for an instant that he
was 60 full g resources and able TO devise such
novel attractions. MsvrOyeni Bey has not
come I STAY BY any manner of means. lie has
quarters engaged for The coming six weeks up
la LenoK and will have just the very best time
lie can compress within those limits. About
October Is is the date fixed for his return to
his post here. and by that time large part of
the fashionable world will be here. too.
Tho Paris Figaro announces a marriage Of
considerable interest to the diplomatic SET and
II no doubt will be something of a snrprise
also- NJ. de Strive. the former Russian min
is.er. has. previous to taking NJ the duties of
his new post at The Hague, married a sister of
Gen. Auncnsoff and thus becomes {, brother-in-
law of Nlcoyn.e Melchoir de ScSne. the acad-
emician- VI. de Struye did not leave this
country until lat. in the summer and was made
rluch OF. as usual. among his friends at Bar
,o,a e,s bao-, the connc,lIor ~ ,ba p,..;o,,
embassy 81 yienna and i, yDoken of os a vonth.
full diplomat. but whether that means in wears
OF set'ice a. P!1pie'n WIN which ashinSton
soeetf WIZ oe oiiS 'o' siau 10 iace 'he coihiiiS
winter.
W up "U"Oe' i'ii' AT NenoA
NED by iar,e Sstacbaer,a frnr, al ,nn Sar
Work resorts. Ear Harbor ard even Newport
Dinners q3d dances are chasing each other in
tie rnerriest way. Tl,e cottages have frieudlr
fires their hearths and there is life and yigor
in eserybody's movements. social otherwise.
The advance guard of the diplomatics is already
on the scene and engaged in every possible
sense but matrimonially in making the season a
successful one.
Midsummer night fetes have closed I'M the
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Justice REM mas oeen quute SICK from Dad
cold lately. Mrs. Field and he are az Richfeld
Springs. where they spent most Of the late
summer.
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