Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-19

Highland Terrace When Germany decid-
ed to elevate the title her envoy to that
of ambassador. Rar& Holleben was yet
more exalted title While representing his
government in japan he occupied a splendid
palace and became ndked for his gorgeous
entertainment Of TokjY society. To woman
kind, which still Wprships the brave knight
ever ready to risk Me TOR honor. II win he Of
interest to know THAT Baron Hoileben's face
and chest bear scars, Of twenty one success
full duels fought with. the sword in his ma
tive country. He Is a personal friend Of the
emperor. and is said to have lately offered
his sword in defense of that monarch's
honor. Besides the ambassador, the Ger
man embassy can boast of two other bache-
lors Baron Won HERMAN, an attache tall
young handsome and wealthy, and Herr
Won Bruening. the second secretary
Count Vinci, charge d'affaires of Italy in
the absence of Baron Fava, is a very popu-
lar bachelor, tall, slender with pointed
beard, tremendous mustache waxed at the
ends arched eyebrows. very high forehead
and long hosea perfect picture of Mephis-
topheles up to date. The count customari-
ly wears a monocle, has mellow Enalish
accent. is general favorite with the
ladies, and is in every respect a chivaIrous
knight and beau ideal-his resemblance to
Mephisto adding to his many other charms
in the eyes of the social stars Further
more he is scion of one of the oldest and
most distinguished families of Italy. and
has more than the ordinary share of world
~ goods.
Among the Minister'S
Another eligible bachelor diplomat is the
young Peruvian minister. Dr. Don Victor
Eguiguren, a wealthy lawyer and politician
of proud status at home as attested by his
having been sent here. He is frank. intelli-
gent and the opposite of the accepted Span
ish type in that his eyes are blue and hair
blonde.
The minister of Sweden and Norway, Mr..
A. Grip, is likewise unmarried although
the gossip mongers have reported him
about to marry several times He lives
alone, served by faithful Valet. and is an
admirer of young and pretty girls although
he has little time to waste upon those a
trif1e passee. Mr.. Grip is an ardent sports
man. a graceful rider and a fine shot He
Is a popular memeber of the Chevy Chase
Hunt Club.
Another minister who prefers the restless
state OF single blessedness IS Mr.. Weckheriin
from the Netherlands who spends the
greater part of his time in the metropoIis
He is very much of ladies' man. but pre-
fers the bellies of New York to those of
Washington He is between forty and fifty
Years old is short in stature, and with the
exception of Mr.. Romero's his service in
TINS country antedates that If any other
foreign representatives. He has remained
mere eleven years. and Yet has never been
roped In by an ambitious mamma having a
superfuous daughter on her hands
Society blushed crimson red whom n p,,e
announced summer before last that the
late minister from Turkey, Mustapha Bey.
would remove his harem and his many
wives to Washington and Introduce the
wives into society. All Ferouch Bey. the
new incumbent, is bachelor, a Young an
sun IN MS th1rties. and the descendant of
d distinguished ancestry. his father having
eeen the governor of Jerusalem Needless
TO say. Ali FerOuch Boy is very wealthy
AT the present time all of the oriental din
lohiats IN Washington are either bachelors
or monogamsts The only one who has
tnus lar brought more than one wife In
th1s country was Tsui Kwo Vim. the Chi
nese minister who preceded Yang Yin His
two wives lived with him in the OH stew
art Castle In this connection it is peril
nent to say that poly pa nv among dfJv az
credited diplomats of foreign bowers ,nust
be tolerated here, if permitted undar tbri,
nat1Ve laws. since each embassy or Je.ra
lioh' technically speaking. is the soil Of
the foreign dominion represent al EIh.n,
Bey, first secretary, and Sidkey Rey. ser
end secretary of the Turkish legation. are
also bachelors.
Eligible Diplomats.
Ihera is no end to bachelors among the
secretaries of the remaining embassies and
legations. None Is more popular than the
secord secretaries Of the British embassy
MIR. Reginald Towers and Mr.. Hugh +
y Belrne. Mr.. Toweris tail, lank of limb
wears small blonde firustache. eyegla ssas
IS OF uncertain wealth, about thirty years
or age. a golf player and eoycstr;an He
mas a kesn perception ofswit and is much
Travelled man. Mrr-OBeirne is an irish
gentleman of great culture, with honest
piue eyes, characteristic of his race. short
and stocky Of form and is an inyeterate
golf player, being a great favorite ut the
links. The first secretary of the French
embassy. Mr. Paul Lafaiyre, and the
chancellor. Mr.. Jules Boeufve, are. unmar-
ried men. is also Attache Outrev DR.
L. Vogel, the bachelor first secretary of tho
oWlss legation. is a brilliant young man of
aDout thirty years. tall, slender handsome
ana fascinating, with brown eyes ard
brown mustache. He is said to be wealthy
and on the rapid road to promotion AmonS
the numerous secretaries of the Spanish
issaion are several young bachelors-Senor
Don Juan du Bose. the first secretary, TALL
dark, fluent user of English and an ax
pert wheeman. The charge d'afrairns ct
Russia, Mr.. de WolIant is a bachelor "a
as Is also Second Secretary Zelanoi The
iatter IS of medium height, wears his blonde
hair pompldcur and cropped closely in The
pacR. ana is very fond of the theater Sc
nor Antonio del Vfso. first secretary of the
Argentine legation. is bachelor Of about
tnlrty He was educated in the universities
OF France, and has been stationed in Switz-
erland and Rome. Other bachelor dipIo-
mats from South America are Senior AL
media dc Brandao. second secretary of the
legation OF Brazil; Don Victor Eastman
second secretary of the legation of Chile
ana the sons Of Minister Don Jose Andrade
VINO are attaches under him at the legation
OF venezuela. Count Anenokosi, first secre-
tary Of the Japanese legation. is u young
bachelor, educated in Germany and wealthy
! N ! n E CHI u RCHES
Rev. DR.. B. B. Tyler of New York, who
mas been conducting a series of revival
services at the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church. Rev. DR.. Power pastor, pursues Il
plan Of campaign unlike almost every other
evangelist His object is mainly to edu--