Evening star., 1896-10-09
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Changes in the Personnel of the Diplomatic
Circle.
Residences in the West End Already
ReOpened OF Being Prepared
for Their Occupants.


diplomatic corps this winter. and there is
regret over the coming departure OF sew
eral of the popular members of the diDlo-
matte circle. Commander Naoki Miyaoki.
naval attache Of the Japanese legation, has
been ordered to duty in the imperial navy,
and Will soon leave for the east. Mr..
Maurice Trubert, second secretary Of the
French. embassy, expects to receive an ap-
pointment to some continental diplomatic
station. and will be missed from Washing
ton society this winter, of which he has
been a popular member.
Senior ard Madame Rengifo have estab-
lished themselves at 1T2S / street. Senor
Rengifo is charge Of the Colombian lega-
ton during the absence in Europe OF Mn
lister Hurtado, who is accredited to sew
eral of the European courts. in addition
to his station in this country. Nine Rem
gifo was Miss Barbour Of this city, and
the Colombian legation will be one OF the
oenters of attraction during the fashionable
season.
Attorney General and Mrs. Harmon are
settled for the season in their K street
home. Mrs. B. H. Warder ana the Misses
Warder have established themselves in
their spacious residence, and 1t Is said
| that they intend to give some handsome
entertainments during the winter.
Senator and Mrs. Elkins are fitting up the
house recently purchased by the Senator.
and expect to occupy 1t about the middle cf
November. The residence Of Mrs. George
w. Childs is also being prepared for her
use.
Representative ar d Mrs. Dslzell have re-
turned to their New Hampshire avenue
home. and have their guest Miss Magee
of Pittsburg. Mrs. Dalzeil is much improv-
| ed in health. as a result Of her summer
| rest and recre3 tion.
1t is expected that Senator and Mrs. Quay
| will open their X street house in the near
future 1t is now in thorough order and
ready for occupancy.
| Mrs. end Miss Stevenson were in New
York recently to bid farewell to Rev. and
Mrs. Martin D. Hardin. who sailed for Scot,
land. Mr.. Hardin will pursue a special
course of study IN Edinburgh.
| Mrs. John A. Logan has left for New
| York to inspect the model Of the statue OF
Gen. Logan upon which Mr.. st. Gaudens
has been at work for several years past.
Mrs. Willard p. Tisdel and her daughters.
having spent the summer in their cottage
short season In this city and are at their
home on 18th street. They intend to visit
| the south Of France for the winter.
Mrs. John G. Bourke. widow Of Capt
Bourke of the Sd Cavalry, will spend
the winter in this city with her children.
| and has taken up her residence at l3l5 NJ
| street. She arrived yesterday, and with heI
was her mother Mrs. John A. Horbach
| who is the guest of Paymaster General and
| Mrs. Stanton. at their Massachusetts
| avenue home.
Cards of invitation to the wedding OF
Miss Helen N. Critics and DR.. S. F. Ware
| of this city, Wednesday evening next, a,
Canal Dover. Ohio have been issued. AfteI
| November l DR.. and Mrs. Ware will be a,
home in their New York city residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Rowland of New Yorl
have decided not to return to this city 70,
the winter. Their house, formerly the home
of Secretary Whitney and Postmaster Gen
eral Wanamaker, was the scene Of many
brilliant entertainments during their win
| tiers here, and their decision to remain IL
New York will be learned with regret by
their friends
| Cards are out announcing the marriag,
of Emma Grillet Stahl to John c. Rau o
this city. Owing to the recent death o
| only the immediate members of both fam
| lilies being present Mr.. and Mrs. Rau viii
| be at home to their friends at 6lS III
| street northeast.
| Mr.. Minor c. Davis and Miss France
Louise Kortwright Of this city were mar
ried last evening at 1927 Sth street Rev
DR.. Canter Of Mount Vernon Church off
| ciated- Immediately after the ceremon,
home. No. 721 East Capitol street. wher
they will be pleased to see their friends.
Mrs. A. E. johnson and family have re
turned from their summer home Colonia
Beach, Va, and have moved to III
street southeast.
Major w. P. Hall has given up his
. street home and has taken 1S2S Jefferso
, | place.
Miss Julia Beveridge left the city toda,
to visit in New York
Miss Margaret Baldwin returned Sa.ur
day from an extended tour through Europe
Mr.. anc Mrs. Michael Kinslow will Civ
| a dinner party al 1916 NJ street Thursda
evening 20 celebrate their wooden weddins
Mrs. Chas. T. Forbes Is visiting friend
] in New York city. She will also visit 4
Philadelphia for a few days, before re
| turning home.
Miss Jean MacCallum OF Chester Pa,
J visiting Miss Troutman Of Capitol Hill
} Mss MacCallIm has been visiting many @
| her friends this summer. expecting to max
her future home in Magog. Canada
Mrs. Gilte ert Brown Rathfon Of Buffalo
formerly Miss Mae B. Whitesell, is v:sitin
her mother, Mrs. ID. A. Whitesell, of S23 21s
| street. and will be at home ga turday, DC
/ tober 10. and Monday. October u.