Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-01
Bax-Ironsides, second secretary; Mr.. Cecil
A Snring-Rice. second secretary, and Mr..

Bax-Ironsides, second secretary; Mr.. Cecil
A. Spring-Rice second secretary. and Mr..
John German Ford.
With the French ambassador, M. Pate
notre, and Mrs. Patenotre. were Command
ant Clement de Granprey, military attache,
and Mr. Jules Boeufve, attache chancellor.
With the Italian ambassador, Baron
Fava, and Baroness Fava, was "1srQuis
Imperiali. and with the German amba&1a-
dor Baron A. Won Saurma-Jeltsch, ana ms
daughter, the youthful. Baroness Won S1urr
ma, We're Baron Clemens Won ketteiers
counselor and first secretary; Mr.. II. Won
Flotow, second secretary; Capt. Albrecht
Heese, Lieut.. Georg Frederici, Mr.. X. Won
Nostitz-W W allwitz, attaches.
Mexico was represented by Minister ana
Mrs. Romero. Mr.. and Mrs. Covarrubias.
Mr.. Edmundo ]. Plazf and MT Enrloue
Santi5onez, the Netherlands by Minister G..
de Weckherlin, Turkey by Mavroyeni Bey
and NJ. Norighian Effendi; Colombia by
Senor Don Julio Rengifo, charge d,aHalres;
Belgium by Minister LIE CHAT and Mr.. Con-
rad de Buisseret SleenbecQue de Blaren-
ghien, counselor; Sweden and Norway by
Minister ]. A. W. Grip and Mr.. N. j. Knag-
enhjelm, secretary; Brazil by Minister de
Mendonca and Mrs. Mendonca, LIE Baron de
Rio-Branco, envoy extraordinary and min
lister plenipotentiary on special mission.
Gen. Dionizio Evangelista de Castro Ger
queira, envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary on a special mission, and
Mrs. De Castro Cerqueira; Mr.. Oscar Reid
ner de Amaral, first secretary; Mr.. Mario
de Mendonca. second secretary; DR.. Olyn-
tho de Magaihaes, secretary of the special
mission; Dr. and Mrs. Domingos Olympic
Braga Cavalcanti. secretary of the special
mission: Mr.. Domicio da Cana. Russia by
the minister. Prince Cantacuzene, Mr.. P.
Bogdanoff, first secretary. and Mr. p. Bot
lister, Haentjens, and Mr.. ]. Nicolas, secre-
tary of legation. Spain by Minister de
Muruaga, Mr.. Jose Felipe sagrario. first
secretary, and family; Mr.. Manuel Multedo
Gularza, Capt. Carlos de la Cara. Costa
Rica by Senor de Ce!vo, charge d affaires,
and Mrs. de Calvo. Guatemala by Minister
Lazo Arriaga and Mrs. Lazo Arriaga. Ha-
d'affaires. Chile by Minister Cana and
Mrs. Cana. Mr. Anibal Cruz, first secre-
tary; Mr.. Victor Eastman, second secre-
tary; Mr.. Marical Martinez second secre-
Yang Yu, Mr.. s. T. SEE, and half-dozen
members of the legation. Argentine Re-
public by Minister D. Estanislao S. Zeballos
and Mrs. Zeballos Lieut.. Juan Sinclair Att
WELL and Mr.. Estanslao M. Zeballos. MIC
aragua by DR.. Guzman and Mrs. Guzman.
Denmark by Count F. de Reventlow Ven
ezuela by Minister Andrade, the Misses
Andrade, the Messrs. Andrade Penny, DR..
and Mrs. Manuel NJ. Ponte, Miss Maria
Machado Y Romero and Mr.. Alberto Fom-
bona. Siam by Marquis de Maha Yotha
ard Mr.. Edward II. Lotus, attache: Corea
by Mr.. Ye Hem Gik, counsellor and charge
d 'affaires; Mr. Jarng Bong Whan, secretary,
and Mr. Surh Beung Kin, attache. Japan
by Minister kurino. Mr.. Durham White
Stevens, Lieut.. Miyaoka and Mr.. X. Naka-
yama Dominican Republic by Mr.. Alej-
ando Wosy Gil, charge d'affaires. Peru by
Dr. Jose NJ. Yrigoyen, charge d'affaires,
and Mrs. Yrigoyen. Switzerland by Mr..
Charles c. Tavel. secretary and charge
L1y Irrnn afo 10
Costa Duarte charge d'affaires. Austria
Hungary ny Baron Won Hengel Mueller, the
new minister, who was presented to the
President on Saturday last. He was ac-
companied by the baroness and Count Louis
Szecheny, second secretary of legation.
Toilets of the Ladies.
The ladies of the diplomatic corps were
all elegantly gowned in visiting toilets.
Mrs. Patenotre wore black satin gown.
with q mantle, fur-trimmed, and large
black hat, with plumes.
Mrs. Mendonca, Louis Quinze costume,
In black velvet and satin, trimmed with
sable and rich embroideries; black velvet
bonnet and muff to match, with primroses
and violets.
Mrs. Guz1nan, shaded velvet in magenta
and green, trimmed with otter and jet;
muff and bonnet to match.
Mrs. Romero, French gown Of shaded
green satin and velvet, trimmed with black
passementrie; bonnet Of dark green velvet,
with pink flowers; muf trimmed with
plumes to match, end cape of black velvet
and lace.
Lady Pauncefote, olive green satin bro
cade, with wrap and bonnet to match.
Lady Georgianna Cough, old rose bro
caded satin and dark velvet bonnet.
The Misses Pauncefote, in gray satin.
Mrs Atwel, black silk, Louis Quinze,
with light green collarette.
Baroness Fava, royal purple velvet and
gold passementrie.
The Misses Andrade, black silk gowns.
Mrs. Zeballcs, bluet velvet and MORE,
with bonnet to match.
Baroness Hengelmueller, in black satin,
striped in cherry, with a pretty bonnet in
the same colors.
JUDICIARY AND CONGRESS-.
A BraiDy and Distinguished Gather
ing of Men In the Line.
The judiciary was represented by Chief
fo Justice