Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-24
THE GERMAN LEGATION
Minister Jeltsch to Arrive Here This
Week.
Where Neutrality-suspicious. Are Summer
.tng-PersOna1 Notes of
L.. interest.

Baron Saurma Jeltsch, the new German
imperial ambassador, arrived in New York
Yesterday. He was accompanied by his
daughter, Fraulein Carmen Sanrma, who is
only eighteen years old, and who will in all
probability make her debut here next sea-
son. Baron Won Ketteler and Lieuts. Nut
zenbecher and Heese met their new chief
at the pier. and the entire party were driven
at once to the Cambridge. They will come
TO this city by the last Of the week.
Baron Saurma Jeltsch is nearly six feet
tar has a fun beard and presents a most
distinguished appearance. He has had a
diplomatic experience OF twenty-eight years
and owes his appointment here to his being
the senior ambassador on the empercrs
staff. He has represented his country in
nearly every court of Europe
He will present his credentials 70 presi-
dent Cleveland after the latter returns to
this city, and then will take his daughter
to the worlds fair.
A group of Washington girls, among them
being the Misses Pauncefote and the Misses
Letter, were present yesterday at the cham
pionShip lawn tennis tournament at New
port, at which the large and enthusiastic
| audience was scattered by sudden shower
Senator Morgan and family. who are now
at sea on their way back from Europe. WILL
upon their arrival, come at once 20 this city.
Ex-Secretary and Mrs. Foster are now in
Paris making their arrangements to start
for trip round the world. This is IA pleas
ure they have been promising themselves
long time, and now they intend to take
advantage of the opportunity. The hospi-
| talities and social attentions that have been
shown Mr.. and Mrs. Foster while they have
been in Paris has made the time pass very
| pleasantly and has made their "Trip \ mem
orable one in every respect.
Private Secretary Thurber and family
are still occupying Woodley. the Presidents
country home.
The Misses Maidee and Pauline Ever of
| Florida avenue are at Hamilton. Va, where
| they will remain until the end of the
| month, when they will go to Boston Tor
a visit
Mrs. Joseph H. Hunter and son Ross are
| spending this month at Gaithersburg, Nd
Miss Jennie Reeder has gone to Ocean
Grove in company with her nephew and
niece. Mr.. Win Swan and Miss Virginia
Swan.
Among those camping out at Arundel-on-
| the-Bay are the Misses Susie Purcell. Lillian
| HALEY, Minnie Snyder and Messrs. Edmund
Power, Harry Snyder, A. II. Bell and X.
| Bishop. the party being chaperoned by
| Mrs. Snyder.
Rev George c. Markham and wife are at
| Asbury Park.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Godfrey Goebel and chill
dren have returned from Atlantic City.
Miss Browne of East Washington has
gone for a months stay with relatives In
Bloomsbury, Pa.
Miss Carrie Moore and Miss NJ. Mohr
have gone to Philamont. Loudoun county.
Va
| Miss Sallie Morris of Princeton. n. J.,
| is in the city for brief stay.
| Miss Maize Bushall has returned from a
| visit among friends and relatives in North
Mr. Charles Forbes and daughter. Miss
! Mamie Forbes. have returned from Har-
per's Ferry.
lir. and Mrs. F. L. Altemus have just
| returned from a two weeks driving tour
through the mountains of Maryland and
Virginia
| Misses Nettie and Edith Mcfarland and
Miss Helen Slater have returned from a
visit to friends at Warrior Manor Beach
and Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus F. Brown. formerly of
this city and now of New York. have re-
turned home after a pleasant visit here.
| The Misses Anna b. Adams and Gertrude
| Allison are now in Atlantic City. On the
LIST OF September Miss Adamsi Win "a N Nhis
| cago for two weeks, and will return home
| by way of Niagara.
Miss Annie Z. Smith and her sisters have
returned from a visit of five weeks in New
York.
| DR.. and Mrs Starr Parsons have returned
from a three weeks western trip. which
| included a visit to the worlds fair.
Mr. and Mrs James H. Biount Of Macon
Ga. are at the Shoreham. MT. Blount has
| Just returned from Hawaii.
Mr. and Mrs. S. p. Pearson leave tonigh'
| for Chicago.
A hop will be given at Wodley Inn on the
| Tenleytown road on Friday night
Miss Maggie ID. Miller is the guest OF
Mrs Henry J. Hoyle. Hamilton road, neal
Congress Heights.
Miss Maude MacDonalde Of Washington
| d. c., and Mr. j. Marshall Jones OF Ameri
| Gus, Ga, were married in the presence OF
| a few intimate friends at the residence o.
| the Rev. Mr. Meador. "Wednesday, Ausus
3d. Immediately after the ceremony ths
| couple left for New York, where they vii
| take the steamer for Savannah. Ga, &c
visit relatives. and thence to Amerfcus
| Ga. their future home.
The Misses Mamie Stubener, Gertie Auth
Bennie Bartels, Orilla Cosmola and sister
have gone to the seashore for stay Of
| ten days.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. Roland Walton have jus
| returned from the worlds fair.
Mrs. w. X. Ferris and little son have re
| Gently returned from the west, where the.
| have been visiting relatives.