Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-20
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Where the Members of Foreign legation
Ale Summering.
Washinstonians on Their Vacations
Personal Notes of
Interest.

serted the capital for the summer. 4 large
majority Of the ambassadors and ministers
have gone away and left their official af-
fairs in charge of subordinates. Sir Julian
Pauncefote, the British AMBASSADOR who is
dean of the corps is about to sail foi AK
les Bains, where his wife and daughters,
now in England. will Join him in August
Mr.. William E. Goschen, secretary of the
British legation. now charge d affaires. is
located at New London, Conn. Mr.. J.
Patenotre. the French ambassador. is at the
Stockton, Cape May. where he VIII soon be
Joined by Mrs. Patenotre and her mother,
Mrs. Eiverson, who are now in Phfladel-
phia. Baron Fava. the Italian ambassador.
and Marquis Imperiali are at the Pequot
House. New London. Conn., Baron Won
SaurIaa-Jeltsch, the German ambassador.
ana NJ. Flotow of that embassy are spend
ing the summer at Deer Park. Senior
Romero. the Mexican minister, and Mrs.
Romero have gone TO Cape May for a pro-
tracted stay. Mr.. de Weckheriin, the
Netherlands minister; Chevalier de Tave.a,
the Austro-Hungarian minister: Mr.. Le-
Ghait. the Belgian minister; Gen. Canevero,
the Peruvian minister; Seno- Peralta, the
Costa Rican minister. and Senior Ar-iaga.
the Guatemalan minister, have all been
granted leaves Of absence, and have gone
home
Mr.. Tateno. the japanese minister. is now
IN the city, but expects to go to Cape May
very soon. Senior Mendoza, the Bra sgAan
minister. is at New Castle, y. II. Prince
Cantacuzele, the Russian minister and MIR
Botktne of his suite are summering at
New London. Cum. M. Mavroyeni Bey,
the Turkish minister. is visiting various
summer resorts In New England, as Is also
Senior Cana, the Chilean minister. Count
Reyentlow, the Danish minister, Is at Deer
ZpbaitnS he mi ...a
and his family are at Cape May. Mr.. Yang
Yu. the Chinese ministe-, and his suite Of
thirty-sS persons. are spending the summer
at the legation building on llth street.
Mr.. Grip. the minister from Sweden and
Norway; Mr.. Ye Sung 500. the Corean min
lister; Mr.. Tavel. the Swiss charge 4 at
fatres, and Senior Quar- e. the Portuguese
charge d affaires, are also still IN the CITY,
but will probably make short visits to some
of the nearby watering places during the
summer. Dr. GuZman. the Nicaraguaa min
lister. who is also the diplomatic agent of
Salvador, is detained at the capital by i'm
portant diplomatic negotiations. but expects
soon to leave for Mancheste-- by-the-Sea.
A german viii be given by the manage
ment Of the Glen Manor. Forest Glen. on
Thursday evening, July III
Mrs. j. X. Mangum and little daughter
Edith. are spending the month at Colonial
Beach.
Controller and Mrs Eckcls and Miss
from few weeks visit to Ottawa. III.
Miss Bertha T.. Moore, daughter of DIR.
J. b. Moore. and Dir. Fred A Read. both of
THIS city We're married on "Wednesday Ia an
q the home Of the BRIDES sister, Mrs. L.
X Lincoln. Of aomerville, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs S. SteInem OF 1924 r street
have gone to Atlantic City.
Wednesday morning ST. Peters Cburcb
CAPITOL HILL was the scene Of n prs,ty Ma
ding, the bridal couple being Miss Nav &C.
celia Mclaughlin, granddaughter of the
late Judge James /. hurley Of Hass-stou-n
ana Mr.. W. Harrison Coleman. son of Can't.
}. Coleman of Washington The cer.monv
WAS performed by Rev Father O'Brien. as
sisted by Rev. Father Barry. The bride
was atured in a travelling costume OF fayn
covert cloth and carried brides roses. The
groom wore the conventional black The
ushers were MesSrs. A. A. and Jack Garges
end j. Frank and Edwin c. Coleman, broth
ers Of the groom. The wedding Was & quiet
one. only the Immediate relatives and
friends being present. Mr. and Mrs Colo
man. after spending some time at Old Point
Comfort and other resorts. will reside in
Newark, ". j.
Mrs. Emma c. Miller and children of
WASHINGTON have rented a little cottage at
where they will spend the summer
Miss Hattie Lee Bowers Of Capitol Hin
is spending a few weeks with relatives in
New York.
DIR. j. Milton Heller and Messrs W. X.
Norris. J. A. Rooms and +. A. Aacnichcl
are al the Park View Hotel. Berkeley
Springs, w. Va.
Miss Alice Bradley of Philadelphia will be
the GU est of Miss Maude Davis Sol DIST
street northwest, for few weeks.
Among the Washingtonians at Bucna
Vista Springs are W. J. Nolkmar and wife,
VIM. Smith and two servants. Mrs. wm
Smith, ID. M. Ross and wife Miss BuryiiclS