The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The headquarters of the Fencing Club
are now located in the building formerly
occupied by the Young Mems Christian
Assoria ion. on New York Avenue. be
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets.
Nh Root, Secretary of War Mrs. Root
and Miss Root. accompanied by Major
General Corbin and Miss Edyth Pattea.
Major General Young Colonel and Mrs
Johnston, are in Buffalo. visiting the
Pau-Americau Exposition.
The Rev. SiHiman Blagden. of this city.
is in New York, where he is registered at
the Astor House
Mr., Gage. Secretary of the Treasury
has given up the house which he and Mrs
Gage occupied less than two months be
fore the IatteTs death, and has taken
apartments at the Arlington. The Sec
Rotary Of War and the Postmaster Gener-
al and Mrs Smith are temporarily quar-
tered at the some hotel.
The Russian Ambassador. Count Cassi-
nj entertained at dinner last night the
French Ambassador, n. Cambon: the
Swedish Minister. Mr.. Grip: the Turkish
Minister. Ali Ferrouh Bey. the Austrian
Charge d'Affaires, Count Samowski; NJ
ZeIenoy, n Rogestvensty, and Lieuten-
ant Colonel Schebello of the Russian En-
bassy-
Frau Won Rebeur Paschwitz, wife of the
naval attache of the German Embassy.
will sail June 20 for Hamburg She viii
spend the summer in Dresden with her
family
Ex-Secretary Herbert will spend the
summer in the south of France.
The First Secretary of the Russian En-
bassy and Madame de WoIlaut. have ia
ken apartments for the summer at Chevy
/ Chase Inn
Bar Harbor will miss the genial Count
TarnOwski, the Charge d'Afaires of the
Austro-Hungarian Legation at Washing
ton and who is so we'll known in New
/ York society," says the New York
Times" He will 90 abroad this summer.
and he has announced his engagement to
the Princess Czetwortyirslza. of Poland
who is said to be a widow endowed with
q large share of this worIds goods
Count IaTnowski was the nObiemaH who
introduced the midnight serenade at New
port summer before last and who made
quite . hit with this novelty
Mrs Harrison, widow of the ex-Presi-
dent, with her little daughter, vii! reside
3
eraI Harrison's favorite camp on Second
! Lake, Fulton Chain, III the Adirondacks-
! \ number of new secretaries have been
/ added to the foreign legations here in the
/ past few months. one is Count Arnim,
! OF the German Embassy: another MI
/ Van Roiieu. Of the Netherlands Lega-
/ ton; still another Mr. Charles c Wau-
( tiers, Charge d-Anaires Of the Belgian Lee
/ cation, and last. the newly-appointed
: counselor of the French Embassy NJ de
/ Larserie, who is very prominent in his
/ own country. and Is an expert in all
/ Chinese affairs He was one Of the first
/ TO predict the present complications in
China, and his reports from Pedin
! brought him into favor with his Govern
ment d. de Margerie's wife was Mile
( Jeanne Rostand, sister Of the author of
j -'Cyrano de Bergerac- She is said to
/ be one Of the brightest and most witty Of
the women in the diplomatic circle. She
+ has only theoretical knowledge Of Eng
Iish, but it IS expected she viii be able
F 10 speak it Will when she comes here
next fall to join her husband.
The AIumnae Association of George
town Convent will meet tomorrow
Mrs John s Ward and her grand
daughter, Miss Alice Ward. viii sail for
Europe before July L
Capt. Charles D Sigsbee has leased a
cottage at Hampstead, y Ys7~@here, with
his family, he viii spend the summer
MI Frank Mitchell, Of this city. and Mr.
. Ned Buckley. OF New York. have taken a
= cottage together at Newport, where they
/ propose to keep bachelors han through
out the gay season