The morning times., 1895-11-03
DUKES GOING TO LEAVE US
His Grace Of Marlborough Cannot
Even Stay to See Cleveland.
Was to Have Been Presented To-mor-
row-Count Louis Szechenyi Co
ing to Rome.

poroucu's pr,sence mere. Fieas.int Look
ing leiiow, TINS mucu written oi, much
taxed oil young Brltou is; straightior-
ward i'll glance, manly III action, Whole
some anu athletic III appearance, ana ne
must have a munstrousiy fine constitu-
tIou. He's keeping pIetty quiet AT the
embassy, taking good rest III good coin
pany, IN one oI Tie most charming homes
Ill Washington. 1t is grateful ihOuSil
tnat tue bake OF Marlborough has come
10 the Capital for peace and quiet.
BY an ARA cement made by Sir Julian
PaunceTote, Tie British ambassador, ihe
Duke of Marlborough was to have been
presented TO President Cleveland to-mor-
row morning at IL O'Clock. The Duke,
however, received information yesterday
that Will compel his return TO New YORK,
and as he wIil be obiiged 10 leave WASH
ington early tomorrow forenoon the ar
rangement has been Cancelled.
Inc duke attended the performance VI
THE Mas4ueraders 1T the National last
night.
There are certain female '.Ephriams'
in Washington who are joined to certain
| diplomat tic idols and there is moth
| ing to do apparently but follow Scripturai
advice and-let them alone. Every once
| in a while, however, some little reNeia-
| ton of character in this regard affords
| fun to the masses.
She was coming down in the street car
| this week chatting with humble but at
| tentive acquaintance She is q small wo-
man with IA large voice and cffusive smile,
| and when NJ. Patcnotre came into the
| vehicle she beanlcd cordially, so cor
| daily, in fact, that NJ. Patenotre turned
| and glanced at the man next him, mCdestly
hestating To appropriate as his own such
| generous appreciation from one he knew
Sli,rhf hp
ment at the contiguity of greatness, con-
tinued her conversation with flushed
| cheeks Presently the ambassador rose
| aud left the car, having reached his destlIla-
| ton.
oh" remembered she, with much agita-
ton, that was the French minister and l
forgot to tell him good bye.
lis lie going away" questioned her
friend ''Is lie going back 10 France
NO, my dear, but-a-I ought To have
bowed TO him again"
This week saw the departure from wash
ington's list of bellies of Miss Jeanette Pay
| son, one of the loveiiest young women
| who has ever danced through its cotillions.
| Miss PaySOn was essentially graceful, I'M
ished in manner, tactful, possessed OF an
unusual type of dark beauty, perfect fig
ure and was mistress of the art OF say
| ing bright things in half dozen languages.
| | say Miss PaysOn was''-she is all these
! thngs-and Mrs. lie Ghait" now Her
latest accomplishment is additional proof
Of her Intelligence and wit.
Lotsor things are happening at the various
! legations, secretaries and attaches coming
| and going and there are rumUrs of a change
! in Il certain south American ministry be-
fore the year is out. Much regretted VIII
be Count Louis Szechenyi, of the Austrian
| legation, who has many friends here. He
| leaves the latter part OF this month for
| the Quirinal at Rome and will be succeeded
here by Mr.. Wagner, who comes 10 the
| United States from Paris.
There has been much talk of the engage
( ment of Count Szechenyi TO a certain lovely
young girl of the smart set here. Some folks
are wondering if it be true.
senor AntunioP ia, new Spanish attache,
| is expected.
Senior Ayala, first sc cretary of the
| Spauisn legation, II has bride. Will
arrive in New York on Saturday next, and
| will come at once to Washington. Sonora
! Ayala will be quite an addition to society
| here. She is said to be charming i'll manner
| and personality. and is native Of Northern
| Spain. She will be very welcome.
Lord and Lady Cough are expected at
a visit TO Niagara Falls, and New York.
! Lady PaunCcfote and her daughters will
| sail from Europe November 8.
| Mrs Benjamin F. Romaine and Miss
| Romaine. of New York, will winter here.
having taken the handsome home of Pay
master Crosby. M. sos Massachusetts
avenue, for the season.
Mr. Leon NJ. Estabrnok returned yesterday
| from a months trip to his home, in Paris,
| Texas.
| The engagement is announced of DR..
| George b. Corey to Miss Lucia Naylor.
The maria ge of Miss Mamie Edith
| Richards to MT. A Thurman Larner.
at Grace NJ. E. Church parsonage, Wednes-
| day, Rev. Watson Case officiated, and
| Mr.. II. C. Given acted as best man. Fol
| lowing the ceremony. which was witnessed
! by only few relatives and friends. Il
reception was he'd at the home of Mrs
Stevens. No. 942 Florida avenue. The
bride wore n guing-away gown of dark
/ blue cloth. clasped at the throat with
( diamond brooch. the gift of the groom. Mr..
| and Mrs. Larner viii be at home after
| November ., at No. 9S4 Florida avenue.
The Short Story Club held a business
| meeting at the residence of its viceprcsi-
dent, Mrs. F. R. Eurket, on Wednesday
evening. The parlors of Wimodaughss.
No. 1928 / street northwest. were selected
as the place for the clubs wiuter meetings.
aud the first and second Wednesdays of
every month set as the evenings for meet
ing and the reception of friends.
A reception was rendered the Tennyson
Club last night by Miss Esther McGowan
and her brother, Mr. Frank MCGOWAN. at
their home on Capitol Hill. Recitations
| from the "Idyls'' were given by several
members of the club. Miss Clara Hoffman
sang the .Song of the Brook" Miss Mary
| Madison read an original poem in honor
of England's dead laureate, and his port ra it,
painted and framed by Mr.. Andrew V
Long, was formally presented to the
| club
Among the members and their friends
| were Miss Bessie Thyson. Miss Birdie Stoll
Miss Bernice Davies, Miss Maud McDougal,
Miss Florence Holmes, Miss Lucy Roberts,
Miss Idilla Stone. Misses Nettie and Daisy
Massey, Mr.. Frank Power, Mr.. Robert
Floyd, MIR. Jack Porter, MIR. /. B. Hoey
Mr.. John Stephens, Mr. Law renee Long
Mr.. John Posey and Mr.. Robert Barr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice spaulding, of Toll
chester. Md. are the guests of Mrs. George
B. Blair, of b street southeast.
Miss Elsie Durham, OF East Capitol street,
is about TO return TO Rostcn to resume her
musical studies " ilich were interrupted by
illneSss several weeks ago.
The usual Saturday luncheon of the Glee
Checker Club. was served under the aus
| pices of the newly elected Officers, and
| was greatly enioyed. The newly elected