Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-30

Pioda, his accomplished wife, has not set
returned from abroad. but will presently
| arrive. Madame Pioda has fine, we'll
| cultivated voice and excellent musical
taste. DR.. L. Vogel, secretary of lega-
| ton and charge d'affaires ad interim, will
arrive from New York early next week.
! NO new secretaries or attaches have been
added to the list of the Swiss legation
during the year, and the residence, as in
| past years. is No. 1918 K street northwest.
| MI Francis NJ. Hatch. EE. nd NJ. p.
| OF Hawaii. December. 1895, is in California,
| after a visit Of some length to the country
| which he personateS officially. 1t is to be
regretted that Mrs. Hatch, whose attractive
personality has won SO many friends here,
to Washington Immediately before Con-
gress cor venes.
| Viscount de Santo Thyrso E. E. and NJ.
r: OF Portugal May, 1885, accompanied by
| born since their arrival in the United
| states. has been absent in Mexico, to which
country he is also accredited, but returned
Wednesday, Senior Ignacio da Costa
Duarte. secretary of legation, is charge
| a aHa1res during the absence of the min
| lister. Senior Duarte has been consul gen.
eral at San Francisco and been in the
service at Madrid. He is a gifted musician
| OF rare natural talent, extemporizing de-
| lfghtfuly.
The Argentine legation, of which DR..
Martin Garcia Merou is E. E. and NJ p
! since June. 1896, has been transferred for
| a brief period in Mexico, Dr. Merou going
| lately to present his credentials. Senior
Antonio Del Viso, first secretary of lega-
ron, with her children, is now in Argentine
J where her mother is seriously ILL.,
Senior Don Luis Felipe Carlo, E. E. and
M. =. OF Ecuador, January 10, 1896. is now
| IN new York The legation will be estab-
| hshed in Washington for the winter At
taches are Senior Don Cristobal Vela and
Senor Don Pablo Elias AIbornez. Senior
Don Alexandra Noboa has lust arrived in
New York, having been appointed secretary
or the legation of Ecuador. He is grand.
son OF one of the presidents of his country
ana was lately assistant secretary of treas
ury In Quito. He has had much experiences
III financial matters and is the author of a
| number of valuable political articles. The
relations between Ecuador and the United
states are most cordial, arbitration having
Deen recognized by the two countries in
their latest exchange of official notes. as
the Just and wise method of adjusting diff
ferenceS.
From the Orient.
Ali Ferouck Bey has been confirmed min
lister OF Turkey to the United States, and
will arrive during November. His career
to this date is limited. After five years
study in Paris he served two years as sec
rotary of Turkish legation at London.
Moustapha Bey, E. E. and NJ. p of Tur-
key. October. 1896, has returned to the
orient, but is still officially recorded min
lister. Seifeddn Bey who succeeded Nori-
ghian Effendi has also returned home. AT
present there Is no Turkish legation at
Washington, even the residence on New
Hampshire avenue having been given up.
Norighian Effendi and his amiable wife,
who went back to ConstantinopIe in the
spring, are much missed by the set they
moved in.
The empire of Corea finds Mr.. Chin Pom
Ye, e. E. and NJ. p, October. 1885, equal
to all questions that may arise between
the United States and that government
Mrs. Fax Ye continues one of the feat
ures" of the public reception, people never