The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-13

me COLLECTION OF social TgWDTs which
grows larger and more interesting as the
summer rolls on now includes the names
Of Nine. RengifO and N Eugene The
baUt, whose engagement New York pa
per states Is talked Of in this city. True
OF not Nine. RengifO is a decidedly at
tractive woman who seems to have given
W all care for society since the death Of
General Rengifo. the South American dip
lomat, who had just been appointed Min
lister Of finance at BOgota. and was or his
way 70 his post when ne was drowned in
the Magdelena River. Nine Reugifo was
here at the time and 50 intense was her
grief that it has been reported at inter
walls ever since that she would sooner or
later become a reIigeuse- She comes Of a
devout Catholic family and her sister
Miss Barbara, year or more ago. entered
the Order OF the Ladies Of the Sacred
Heart The stately white altar Of St Alloy
sius Church was enriched, after General
Rengifo's death, by a beautiful chaice
made Of the gold and precious stones that
had been tie gifts from the diplomat to
his bride
Nine. Rengifo was Miss Regina Barbour,
youngest daughter Of the late James L.
Barbour a former wealthy merchant OF
this city. and her marriage 70 General
RengifO In 1880 was the first International
wedding celebrated in the new St. Mat
thew'S ChuTC n. During the few wears she
was the wife OF a diguitary OF the Dip
lJmauc Corps Nine RengifO became gem
orally popular for her many accomplish
ments and great charm OF manner.
Gen. Joseph Wheeler, who is distinctly
the social lion Of Newport just now. was
entertained at dinner last night by Mrs
Aston The additional guests, made UP or
q
sort, included Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lehr.
Mr.. Lehr will have charge Of the sports
for the children AT the garden party 10 be
given next Saturday afternoon by Mrs.
Herman Oelrich- All sorts Of games VIII
be arranged. OSteusibly for the younger
people 20 play, but II Is expected that
those Of more mature years viii also in
dulge in some OF the fun Of the after
noon.
Brig. Gen. William Ludlow, who was re-
Gently relieved from duty in the Philip
pines at mis- own request because Of III
ness, is now at Convent y. j.. on leave.
lie is being treated Tor lung trouble At
Convent and hopes TO secure speedy re
lief.
Vice Pro dent Roosevelt who has been
visiting az. West, and was Yesterday
guest Of Mr.. Philip B. Stewart AT Colo
radc Springs. LEFT this morning for this
city.
Miss Anna HaTwOOd IL a guest az the
cottage % Dr. and Mrs. william II. King
at Cape May.
Senior CaIderon. the Peruvian Minister.
has joined his family at the Stockton
Cape May.
Chautauqua Beach-on-thc-C Chesapeake
grows steadily i'm favor with Washing
touiaus If one may judge by the number
OF guests from this city who attended the
Chautauqua sessions which closed for ths
season last week. Though The regular
services and entertainments are no longer
feature Of life at the Beach.
Rev. DIT. Mclean. the President Of
ChaurauqUa, arrauges almost every even
ing some interesting programme for the
pleasure Of the guests at Cliff House and
FOR the "teuters' who are already arrly-
ing 10 attend the camp meeting which will
begin August - and continue until .be
close Of the month. On Saturday. i'm adj
dition 90 the concert given every evening
by the orchestra from the Naval Ac4d-
envy, Master Charles =. Douglas Mclean
J-.. entertained quite "a large audience, ON