Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-01
THE DIPLOMATIC

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THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
An Imposing Body OF Men and wo-
men at the White House.
The diplomatic corps now numbers
one hundred and sixty eight men,
bers. OF this imposing body. including the
ladies' OF the families of the various am
bassadors. ministers and members Of le-
cations, there were about one hundred and
forty who this morning exchanged the COM
pliments of the day with President and
Mrs. Cleveland. The British ambassador.
Sir Julian Pauncefote. G. C. B., G. c. NJ.
G., is now dean of the corps. With him
were Lady Pauncefote. Miss Pauncefote,
Miss Sybil Pauncefote and Miss Lillian
Pauncefote. Mr.. William Edward Goschen,
first secretary. and wife. Hon. and Mrs.
Alan Johnstone. Mr.. Arthur Robert Peel.
Mr.. Ralph Spencer Paget. Capt. Reginald
Neville Custance. r. N, Capt George c.
Clerc Egerton. r. N. and Mr.. John Cor
man Ford. With the French ambassador.
de Marsilly. MIR. Maurice j. Depret Capt.
taine Clement de Grandprey and wife.
and Mr.. Jules Boeufve. With the Ital-
ian ambassador, Baron de Fava, and
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perial di Francavilla. Don Mario del
principi Ruspoli, Donna Palma del Prin-
cipi Ruspoli and Marquis Carlo Starabba
di Rudini. Following the German ambas-
sador. Baron A. Won Saurma-Jeltsch, were
Baron Clemens Won Ketteler, Capt AL
brecht Heese, Mr.. p. w. Buddecke Mr.. c.
Won der Weth, Mr.. H. Won Flotow, Lieut..
Won Hummer and Mr.. K. Won Nostiz-
Wallwitz. After the Mexican minister and
Madams Romero came Senor and Madame
Covarrubias, Senor Don Edmundo j. Plaza,
Senior Don Enrique SantibaneZ and Senor
Don Mariana Escobedo, Mr.. G. de Week
herlin, the minister from the Netherlands,
was the sole representative from his le-
cation. The Turkish minister, Mavroyeni
Bey. was accompanied by NJ Norighian
Effendi and Madame Marie Norighian.
The minister of Austria Hungary, Chew
alier de Tavera, had his counselor of
legation. Mr. de Mezey. The legation of
d'affaires, Senior Don Julio Rengifo. and
Senior Don Aristides r. Salcedo. The
Korean legation by the charge daffairs
ad interim. Mr.. Ye Sung 500. and Mr.. Jarng
minister, Mr. Alfred de Claparede, Mr.
Charles c. Tavel. and DIR. L. Vogel. The
Belgian minister, Mr.. Alfred lie CHAT, had
with him Baron Alberto Fallon and Mr..
Raymond lie CHAT. The minister of Swe-
den and Norway, Mr.. j. A. w. Grip, had
with him his secretary of legation, Mr.. n.
j. Knagenhjelm. The Portuguese minister,
Senior Thomaz de Souza Roza, came alone.
Mr.. Coco Tateno, the Japanese minister,
and Mrs. Tateno had with them Mr.. Tsun-
ejiro Myaoka, Mr. Durham White Stevens,
Lieut.. Naoki Miyaoka, I. J. n, and MIR.
X. Nakayama. With the Brazilian minis
ter and wife, Senior and Madame de Men
donca, were quite a large group repre-
senting not only the legation. but the en-
the number were lie Baron de Rio-Branco.
Gen. Dionizio Evangelista de Castro Ger
aueira, Dona Maria Antonietta de Castro
Cerqueira. Rear Admiral Jose Candido Gull
ahal nnno da Almaida hal
Senior Oscar Reidner de Amaral, Senior
Mario de Mendonca, DR.. Olyntho de Ma
galhaes, DR.. Domingos olympic Braga Cav
alcanti Dona Anna Torres Braga Caval-
can't, Senior Domicio da Cana. In the
Russian legation were the minister. Prince
Cantacuzene Baron Gustave Schillfng, and
Mr.. p. Botkine. The Haytian minister, Mr..
Clement Haentjens, was accompanied by
Mr. J. Nicolas. The Peruvian minister,
Gen. Don Cesar Canevaro. was accom-
panied by DIR. Don Jose NJ. Yrigoyen, Sc
nora de Yrigoyen, and Senor Don Manuel
Eiguera. With the Spanish minister came
Senior Don Z. de Muruaga, Senor Don Jose
Felipe Sagrario. Sonora de Sagrario. Senor-
ita de Sagrario, Senior Don Manuel Multe-
do, Senior Don Manuel Perez Seoane
and Senior Alexandra Padilla Bell.
The minister from Costa Rica, Senor Don
Manuel NJ Peralta, had with him Senor
Don Joaquin Bernardo Calvo. Sonora Dona
Maria de Calvo; the Guatemaian minister,
Senior Don Antonio Lazo Arriaga, was
accompanied by his wife and Senor Don
Miguel LaTreyndSd anu wife, tHe Hillistei
from Hawaii, Mr.. Lorrin A. Thurston, with
his secretary, Mr.. F. p. Hastings, and with
the minister from Chile, Senior Don Do
mingo Cana, was his wife, Sonora Dona
Margarita Edwards de Cana, his sister-in-
law Senorita Dona Victoria Edwards, ,Senor
Don Anibal Cruz Senor Don Victor East
man and Senior Don Marcial Martinez de
Ferrari The Chinese minister, Mr. Yang
Yu, was accompanied by number Of the
members of his legation. With the min
lister from the Argentine Republic, Dr. ID.
Estanislao s. Zeballos, was his wife, Sonora
Maria Josefa G. A. de Zeballos, Sonora
Felisa j. de Zeballos, Senorita Maria a.
Zeballos. Senor Estanislao Nj. Zeballos,
Senior d. Aureano Garcia, Sonora Della
c. de Garcia, Col. D. Jorge j. Rhode. Sonora
Magdalena F. de Rhode. Lieut.. Commander
d. Rafael Garcia MansiIla, DR. ID. Carlos
A. Aldao and Dr. ID. Gregorio Uriarte The
well-known minister from Nicaragua, DIR.
Guzman and wife were near the end OF
the diplomatic procession. Following them
were the Danish minister, Count r. de
Revenblow; the Siamese charge d d'afraires,
Phra Suruja Nuvatr, and the Venezuelan
legation, represented by DIR. Don David
Lobo charge d daffaires, and the attache,
Senior Palacio
The Diplomatic Ladies'.
The ladies accompanying the foreign am
bassadors and ministers and with other
members of the various legations We're all
superbly attired in elegant visiting cos
| tunes, and many Of them, in the selection
of their toilets, set the fashion for the
season. With but few exceptions all these
dresses and the bonnets and wraps accom-
panying them came from abroad by recent
steamers, and consequently may be consid-
cred the very latest style. Madame Romero
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