Evening star., 1896-09-19
Wedding Bells Have Been Heard Ere
quently.
THE COMING home OF TEE DIPLOMATS
Gossip of the Doings at the
Pleasure Resorts.
p E r S o n A L Not E S

tut tne prODaDllltieS are tndt tne usual
record will be maintained. Every day
increases the number of returning travel
ers. and after today it will begin to make
an appreciahle effect in the West End
While there are a great many houses there
yet whose owners will not look upon them
for another month six weeks a bit of
friendly life is manifest in many direc-
TORS The wheel is about the only de-
pendency in visiting way. Those who
own chai5es and fine horses are leaving
the latter to enjoy another month of
pasture. and doing their own locomotion
by wheel. Those who happen to have
country homes IN convenient localities
hereabouts have plenty Of callers from
among their wheeling friends. This pleas
ure will Increase as the days grow cooler.
as October offers possibilities to country
d ellers as well as the wheeling fraternity
which can hardly be surpassed.
AT Newport there are still spasmodic ef-
forts at gayety, in much of which the
Brfce family is pre-eminent in their own
home, as well as in attendance upon their
neighbors' hospitalities. Gradually, how
ever. the dwellers in these grand homes are
scattering either to other pleasure resorts
or to spend the fall months at their coun-
try places, where congenial gatherings are
already assembled at their bidding and
where festiyity will reign until the date
arrives for the winter meeting in town.
The diplomatic corps. which has been
scattered to the four points Of the compass
for the past four or five months, will soon
be heard from again. The British embassy
will likely remain closed for a couple of
months. yet Sir Julian who Joined his
family only six weeks ago. is now travel
ing with them on the continent. The Earl
OF Westmeath returned last week from his
summer sojourn in England. The Office
OF the embassy is at Newport where the
secretaries and attaches still remain.
The French ambassador and Mrs Pate
notre will close their cottage at Cape Nav
today, and will spend the autumn between
Philadelphia and Clifton, their place here.
The Italian ambassador and Baroness
Fava are now at Lenox. where there is a
sufficiently large foreign colony to add
interest to all social doings.
the German embassy is also we'll repre-
sented in the Berkshires. Baron and Baron
ess Ihielman have made a trip to Sara toga
lately, but are now back at their Lenox
establishment. Captain Heese and Baron
Won Herman will be with the embassy the
coming winter.
The Mexican minister and Mrs Romero
are about to conclude their summer travels
and viii lbe at the legation today. Lately
they have been in New York and both re-
turn in excellent health.
Minister ie Weckherlin is still abroad
| Mavroyeni Bey has not been succeeded yet
| so he is still the minister of Turkey. The de-
| lay in the arrival of his successor is unex-
| planned. but the friends of the former are
| very well pleased and quite willing to leave
things as they are.
| The Brazilian minister and family after
I delightful summer in the Adirondac cks.
are expected home by the 1st of October.
| Minister and Mrs. Lazo Arriaga have a
charming place at Coburg. Canada. border
| ing on Lake Ontario, and they will remain
| there at least another month.
! The Chinese minister and family have
! greatly enjoyed a trip to Niagara Falls
lately.
The Spanish minister and family are at
| Lenox.
The Austrian minister and family are just
| back from Europe. The legation this sea-
| sen will be in the Yulee house, Connecticut
| avenue.
| have been recently made than the Argen-
| tine minister and Mrs. Meron, who have
| spent most of their summer at their legation
| home 1921 X street. Mrs. Meron has been
| busy studying English. and has attained
| unusual success in mastering a new Ian
| guage in such a short time. Her little
| daughters are already established in school.
The Japanese minister and Mrs. Toru
| Hoshi have spent all the latter part of the
| summer out Of town.
The new Korean minister and family
| arc spending their first month at this
| scenes and familiarizing themselves with
| their new home.
Mrs. Hannah E. Crosby has returned
after seven weeks tour of the west visit
ing Chicago and several points in Iowa
and Minnesota, as we'll as attending the
G. A r. encampment at St. Paul.
The chief clerk of army headquarters
Mr.. ]. B. Morton, and wife have been set.
tied in their new home, 127 North Carolina
avenue southeast, the past week, and
1 no AL
| friends.
Miss Blanche Love of Beltsville. Md.
has resumed her studies at the State Nor.
NAL School, Baltimore.
There was a pleasant gathering of friends
at the residence of Mrs. Bosenberg-Webe
last night. A fine musical program was
rendered. Those participating were: Mrs
Rosenberg Weber, Miss Theresa Buhlel
J and Miss Grady. Among those present
were Mr.. Buhler, Mr.. II. Rosenberg, ST..
Mr. and Mrs. McClung. Miss Ehrhardt
Miss Mary Boyer and the Misses Grad,
and Miss Rose Buhler.
n Mrs Sheridan gave a party Tuesday las,
, in honor of the thirteenth birthday Of hel
/ | daughter Mary. The tables were decorated
! with flowers and ferns. The birthday cake
topped eff with thirteen candles. was cut
and a pretty ring was secured by Miss
Esther Lewis. The donkey prize was
| awarded to Miss Jennie Mcmahon and the
; BOBBY prize to Miss Rhoda Russell MusIl
l Dy NllSS JeHnlc NcMdHOH anu fancy udHc-
ing by Miss Mary Sheridan were features
These present. were the Misses Esther Lew
is. May Thompson. May Cole Ruth Ross
Rhoda Russell, Mary Fitzgerald, Fannie
. | OI.eary. Jennie McMahon. K. Kaiser
| Pearl Williams and Addie Rorer and
Messrs. Charles Ross. Chas. Williams. Clay
} White, Leroy Brown, Roscoe Mcmahon
; Frank Thompson, John Russell, Joe Rorer
S,dr ey Carter, Harry Sparks and Miltor
. White.
, Mr. and Mrs Charles T. Thompson will
| return rext week from Prairie du Chen
| Wis, where they are now passing pleas
ant vacation and open their house at 14':
Chaplin street for the season.
Mr.. Joseph Newell Whitney is spending
a week at Bridgeport, Conn. Mrs. Whit
ney has returned from Oakland and vii
\ be at home for the winter at 14O3 H street
Mrs. VIM. Zell and her daughter weltha
who have been visiting friends in Annapo
! lis for two weeks. have returned.
A number Of young people met at tn,
J home of Miss Mamie King. 1926 New Jer
sey avenue, Monday night for the purpos'
Of forming social club. TO be known a.
! Guess" Officers were elected as follows