Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-24
THE SOCIAL: WORLD
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Official Society Returning to
the Capital. 2 ]
THE BUDS AND BRIDES
THREE DEBUTANTEs FROM THE
DIPLOMATIC CIRCLE.
Goings and Comings Of Well-Known
Residents-Personal
Notes.


White House, and most of the cabinet fam
lilies in town, or on the eve of returning. Of
fetal society begins to resume it's normal
bold front. Getting settled in their new
establishments will occupy several of the
late Corners to the cabinet circle during the
early part of next month. but informal en-
Pertaining will not languish on that ac-
count, and the fall season of 1904 may be
said to have started. The hospitality to be
extended to the British primate will fill to-
day very fully, and the company breaking
bread tonight with the President will be
representative of American greatness in
many pursuits beside statecraft.
There will be three debutantes in the dip
lomatic circle the coming season. Miss
Belem Azpiroz. the charming young daugh-
ter of the Mexican ambassador; Miss des
Portes daughter of the charge dana1res or
the French embassy, and Miss Elisa wal
kerr Martinez daughter of the Chllean min
lister, Mr.. Walker Martinez. me latter az.
companied her parents to Mexico, Where
Mr.. Walker Martinez also represents ms
country The family was there all the past
summer. and Miss Elisa made her DEBUT
in the society of the Ms4iG hn,v i,i have
been robbed of some of its surprising sensa-
lions.
The marriage OF MISS INcOOAhh hAiioH
NJ T,indle at the Knox farm house at Val
Low Forge Pa, October 10, will be late
a afternoon event, and spec1a! trains VII,
convey the guests, about $50 In all. 10 ana
from Philadelphia. 1t Is TO De PINK a s,;i,
white wedding and chrysanthemums VIII
he the flower Miss Mohler will be the only
attendant for the young prloe ana tne
brothers of the bride and bridegroom are
to make up the rest OF the prioai party
A number of the lifelong friends Of Miss
Sarah Larned Tyler will go from here 10
attend her marriage October to Mr.. Ed
the Elms, the sumptuous residence OF the
parents of the bride, Col. and Mrs: A. u:
Tyler, at New London, Conn II Will pe
noon wedding and will be. followed py
seated wedding breakfast for several num-
bred guests Most of the childhood of the
bride was spent in this city, where her
debut took place. Miss Tyler mas Always
entertained very handsomely whenever she
and her family's attachment to their New
London place has kept them there poth
summer and winter for several years BACK.
Very general concern has been shown
among her old friends at the capital by the
alarming reports Of the Illness OF Lazy
Curzon AS Miss Letter, few young girls
so focused public attention. Her beauty
and bearing always caused her to be the
subject of special notice, whenever and
wherever she happened to be. Her social
life was a triumph from its start to its
finish here on her wedding day and every
move since has excited the keenest interest
The British ambassador, who is here to
attend the dinner at the White House to-
night, will rejoin Lady Durand and their
daughter at Lenox in few days, as the
charm of the region is such at present that
more visitors are arriving than departing.
The italian ambassador will entertain at
dinner Monday for the italian delegation
to the inter parliamentary congress-
Mrs. Lanier Dunn at Hot Springs yester-
day chaperoned large party Of young peo-
pie on long horseback ride. The girls
wore white linen riding habits. A hot sup
per was served at a farm house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor H. Olmsted have re-
turned from lengthy visit to ST. Louis,
and have resumed residence at their apart
ments in the Plymouth.
Miss Mary Kimball, who spent the sum-