Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-01
schwerin. attache, and Baron Beno Won

schwerin. attache, and Baron Beno Won
Herman, attache.
Mexico by Senior Don Matias Romero. E..
E. and NJ. P; Sonora Done Lucrecia Allen
de Romero. Senior Don Miguel Covarrubias,
first secretary; Sonora Dona Rosa Chopin
de Coyarrub.as, Senior Don Enrique Santi-
banez, second secretary. and Senior Louis
q. Par6o, third secretary.
Netherlands by Mr.. G. de Weckheriin.
E. E. and NJ. P. 5000 - -
Turkey by Mavroyeni Bey. E. E. and NJ
p; NJ. Norighian Effendi. first secretary of
legation. and Madame Marie Norishian.
Colombia by Senior Don Julio Rengifo.
secretary of legation and charge d'afaires
ad interim. and Mrs. Rengifo.
Belgium by Mr.. Alfred LIE CHAT, E. e.
and NJ. P. and Mr.. Conrad de Busseret
Steenbecque de Biarenghien. counselor Of
legation.
helm. secretary OF legation and charge
d'affaires ad interim. and Mrs. Knagen-
helm.
Brazil by Senior Salvador de Mendonca,
E. E. and NJ. P; Dona Maria de Mendonca,
Miss Amalia de Mendonca, Miss Valentino
de Mendenca, Senior Oscar Reidner de
Amaral, first secretary of legation: Senior
Mario de Mendonca, second secretary, and
Mrs. Mario De- Mendonca-
Russia by Mr.. Alexandra de Somow, first
secretary OF legation and charge dafaires:
Mr. n. de Meek. second secretary; Madam
de Meek.
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Nj. p, New York; and Mr.. ]. Nicolas, Sec
rotary of legation.
Guatemala and Honduras by Senior Don
Antonio Lazo Arriaga, E. E. and NJ. p, and
Sonora Dona Maria l.. de Lazo Arriaga.
Chile by Senior Don Domingo Cana, E. E.
and N. P; Sonora Dona Margarita Edwards
de Cana. and Senior Don Victor Eastman,
second secretary.
China by MT Yang Yu, E. E. and N. p;
MIS- Yang fu. Mr.. Ho Yen Shing. secretary
OF legation: Mr.. Kwang Ying. Mr.. II. w.
Hoo. Mr.. Shou Ting. MFR. Feng Shen. Mr..
Yen Ching, Mr.. Hsu, Y. L.; Mr.. SEE 9. T. /;
Ut -, - " "e'
Switzerland by Mr.. ]. B. Pioda, E. E. and
M p; Mrs. Pioda, DR.. L. VogeI. secretary
of legation.
Spain by Senior Don Enrique Dupuy de
LONE, p. E. and M. p; Sonora de Dupuy de
LONE, Senior Don Ramon Gaytan de Ayala,
hrst secretary of legation; Sonora de Gaytan
de Ayaia, Senior Don Luis Pastor, secretary;
Senior Don Antonio Benitez.secretary; Senior
Don Julio de Galarza, attache; Senior Don
Antonio Pfa, attaehe; Lieut.. Don Jose G.
Sobral, naval attache.
Denmark by Mr. -Constantin Brun. E. E.
ard NJ. p
Hawaii by Mr. Francis M. Hatch, E. E.
and "a P; Mrs Hatch. Mr.. F. p Hastings.
secretary of legation, and Mrs. Hastings.
Dominican Republic by Mr. Alexandra
Wos GIL. charge danaires.
Costa Rica by Senior Don Joaquin Ber-
nardo Calvo. secretary of legation and
Dona Maria de Calvo.
Argentine Republic by Senior Don Vicente
j. Dominguez first secretary of legation
and charge d'affaires ad Interim: Sonora
Dona Helena Murphy de Dominguez. and
Miss Murphy.
Corea by Mr.. PAX Yong Kiu, secretary of
legation and charge d'affaires ad interim.
Portugal by Senior Augusta de Moura
Puita dAvedo, charge d'affaires.
The Reception Begun.
Secretary Olney, standing at the left of
the President, introduced the members Of
the diplomatic corps. They went through
In leisurely sort Of way, and then joining
the guests back of the line. formed part Of
the brilliant spectacle which, with varying
lights and shades, continued till the close
of the official reception.
In the h. receiving Ing party back Of the line
Mrs sherman. Mrs. Cullom. Mrs. Mcmillan,
Mrs. Hit, Mrs Newlands. Mrs. Daniels
Mrs Crisp, Mrs. Sayers, Mrs Mcclellan,
Mrs Clarke. Mrs. Gatherings, Mrs w. K.
Lay, Mrs Wharton, Miss Reed, Miss Wet
rlore, Miss Quay. Miss Jane Fuller, Miss
Harmon. Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Micou, Mrs.
Lt.wLdes, Miss Pitt, Miss Croul, Mrs Miles,
Mrs. Sternbers, Mrs. Wilson. Mrs Ramsay,
Mrs Stewart, Mrs. Haywood, Mrs. Nc
Adoo. Mrs. Doe. Mrs Rice. the Misses
Stevenson. the Misses Scott, the Misses
Hamlin. Miss Whitney. Miss Curtis. Miss
Chl. Miss Brice. Miss Gray Mrs. A. A.
Wilson. Mrs Davis, Mrs. Matthews, Miss
Mitchell. Miss Waller. Miss Brooks, Mrs.
Minot, Miss Bryant. Miss Mott, Mrs. ].
Kennedy Ted. Miss Mabel Johnson.
Handsome Costumes.
Mrs. Cleveland's gown was Of white and
mauve striped satin with MORE effects
The bodice had a high stock collar of
mauve velvet and a pretty Jabot of lace.
falling over vest Of white satin, richly
embroidered in silver and pearl beads
Only e few diamonds sparkied in her cor
sage, and the entire effect of her toilet
was one of great simplicity.
Mrs. Olney wore an elegant gown OF gray
satin and velvet The bodice had jacket
effect, with revers of lilac velvet and jabot
of lace.
Mrs. Carlisle wore gray satin brocade,
stylishly> combined with velvet, and trim
med with point lace
Mrs. Lamont'S gown was white. The
skirt was of broAdcloth. edged with band
of sable. The bodice was Of white satin
and entirely covered with real antique lace
of a handsome pattern The front of the
waist had pleated fold Of satin embroid-
cred in a flower design, with parts of 1t
PAINTED. The puEfeG sleeves which reached
to the elbow, were striped with cloth bands
similarly ornamented. Diamond crescent
brooch and other diamond ornaments were
worn.
n.st White House reception, made hand
scrne figure in the line. Her gown was an
elegant one of rich lavender brocade, styl-
ishly made. and worn and trimmed with
duchess lace. Some sparkling jewels were
worn.
Miss Herbert wore a French gown Of
light blue bfocaded silk. combined with
blue velvet, chiffon and gold passemen-
tries.
Miss Morton wore wine-colored silk and
real point lace, giving - becoming finish to
the bodice.
The ladies e. - plonafse corps wore
the most creations of their
Parls- sqs-JHauul sseefote wore
a Ilation of dark green and
IL The bodice was lightened
nd the becoming bonnet match
I'd IN cOloring.
Mrs. Patenotre wore a costume of French
gray cloth. The bodice of an Understandable
combination of materials had the stamp of
fashion in the elaborate embroideries in
natural colors. A large hat was worn.
Mrs Romero wore French dress of deep
magenta silk. Powered all over in Dresden
pattern, between narrow stripes of black
velvet This superb material formed the
skirt and sleeves. The waist was of light
green satin, entirely covered with black