The morning times., 1895-11-02
MARLBOROUGH HERE AGAIN
Duke and lis ousin Guests at the
British mbassy.
He Goes to the Theater and VIII Prob.
ably Remain Until the Eve
OF His Wedding.


! by his cousin, Hon. Ivor C. Guest. arrived
in Washington yesterday afternoon at
o'clock, and are guests of Sir Julian
Pauncefote at the British embassy
The Duke paid flying visit TO this
city about two weeks ago on his way to
+ Kentucky. Mr.. Guest, who is to be the
| Dukes best man on the occasion OF his
marriage to Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt on
| the 9th instant, also accompanied him on
| this trip, and the pair stopped at the
! Arlington.
Sir Julian Pauncefote and the attaches
! of the legation We're absent from the city
| at the time, however, so the Duke had 10
| take a hasty departure without having
| an opportu nifty To pay his respects To the
| representatives of his nation.
A short time ago the British minister
rendered the Duke an invitation TO again
visit Washington as his guest.
He left New York about lunch time yes
terday and came direct to this city via
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. He was met
at the Sixth street railroad station by Mr..
BaX Ironsides aud driven direct 10 the
embassy.
The visit of the Duke of Marlborough
Will be treated most informally by the
ambaS Ssador, and no public entert ainmeDt
or other social function Will be given at the
legation in his honor. After dinner The
Dake attended the theater in company
with several attaches of the embassy.
The time set for the Dukes departure
has not been made known, but ii is be-
Iieved that he VIII only remain couple
OF days, as his wedding occurs in New
York on uext Wednesday, the Gin instant.
Rev. DR.. S. NJ. Harstock, pastor of Ry-
land Nj. E. Church. and his wife We're ten
Gered Il housewarmiHg last night in the
handsome parsonage recently erected by
the members OF tie church. During the re-
ception, which lasted from . to 10. there
was an iinpromptu programme OF music,
preceded by an original poem read by MIR.
Ii. L. straug. The pariors Were prettiiy
decorated, and during The evening lemon
;de and other refreshme ntS We're served.
Among these present ",crc Rev. DR..
Nailor, OF Baltimore; Rev. Dr. Todd, Rev.
DR.. Case and wife, Rev. DR.. Skellinger.
MIR. and Mrs. y. c. Martin, Mr. and Mrs.
George Barber, Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Strang
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Stahl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lescalett Mr.. q. l. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred carson, Mr.. a nd Mrs. j. Ii. Mitchell.
Dr.. and Mrs. Walhauptcr, Capt. aud Mrs.
II. N. Knight and daughters, AIR. and Mrs.
L. c. White, MIR. and Mrs. Howers and
others.
Miss Maud Good gave an All Halloween
party Thursday night at her home, No. l221
Tenth street northwest. Many games suit
able 10 the occasion were indnlged in. a
punipkiu-head lantern shedding its weird
light over the scene. In the uDwinding of
the mystic cobweb Miss Tiiena Desio won
the prize, while Miss Meta yickery found
wedding ring embedded in the Slice of
dumbcake that was allotted as her share.
Among the guests We're Miss Tilena Desio,
Miss Cecilia Richmond, Miss Madge Cog
-, ,.,a -fnts 81. Il
Maud Good, Messrs. Miller, Hastings,
Brown, Posey, Berlin, and Harris.
Mrs. Capen, of No. 40l Third street north
west, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Tyler, at
her home in Warren, Mass.
The Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
Society gave q magazine social at the
Assembly Presbyterian Church, corner of
Fifth and l streets northwest, last night.
The entertainment consisted of tabieaux
representing the contents of a magazine,
cover, fronGispiece, Illustrated stories, poems,
jokes, advertisements, and back. One of
the prettiest pictures of the evening was
''The Dream Ship" the poem being read
with pretty effect by Miss Ressie Slater
and Illustrated by Miss Grace White and
Misses Emma and Rena Wells.
Among the young ladies and gentlemen
who figured in the tableaux were Miss
Fiossie -kecne. Miss Bessie Slater. Miss
Elsie Worth, Miss Elaucbe Campbell. Miss
Stella Tucker. Misses Emma. Rena and Es-
ther Wells, Miss Ella Lyman, Miss Blanche
Allison, Mr.. Allen B. Carty, Mr. VIII Bady,
Mr.. Clarke, and Mr.. Knock.
Nine. Romero who ospent the entire summer
at White Plains, where she took the rest
cure, is looking better than at any time
during the past two years. o nd is ntbusf-
lltr sntk for fh.a
will be a matter for congratulation to all
those who remember with pleasure the
many entertainments at The Mexican lega
ton, that this winter its pitable doors
will again be opened.
News comes from Argentina that Mr.
ZebellOS, who for the past four years repre-
sented that country in the United States,
has returned home and has thrown him
self into politics with an interest that ar
il whispered, indeed. that the Presidential
bee buZZeS i'll his bonnet.
The enga cement is announced of Mr.
John SkeltoD Williams, of Richmond, who
has many friends bere among society folk,
to Miss Lila Eefebre Isaacs. The we'd
ding will occur the latter part of November.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage OF Miss May Collier, daughter
of Mr.. samuel =. Collier, general passenger
agent of The Seaboard Air Line, to DIR
THOMAS Atkinson Conncell, of Maryland
The ceremony viii occur at st. James
p. e. Church, Wilmington, N. c., No
yenber 20
Mfr. and Mrs. Mayo HaZeItine. with their
daughter, Miss HaZeltine. n areat hcme again
at their handsome residence. corner of +
and Nineteenth streets northwest Miss
HaZeltine was the clever originator OF the
Cinderella dances, enjoyed SO heartily by
Il certain set Of the younger folks last sea-
son.
Mrs. LowDdes Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fleming Lavender are again at home at