The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-20
PERSONAL NOTES ABOUT
WASHINGTON PEOPLE

Herr Won Houeben, the German Ambas-
sador. has gone to New York. and will
attend the bCrse show while there Among
other representatives Of the diplomatic
circle who VIII attend is Countess Cas-
siDi the adopted daughter and ward of the
Russian Ambassador
Miss Helen and Miss Grace Bell. daugh-
tiers Of Mr- and Mrs Charles j. Bell. Of
Washington, are visiting in New Haven.
Senator Foraker. accompanied by his
family has returned to Washington
Gen. John ". Foster. ex-Secretary Of
State. and Mrs. Foster are settled in their
handsome new home, 1923 Eighteenth
Street. For the many years they re-
sided in the large double house on I
Street. next door 10 the Mexican En-
bsssy. their names were identified with all
thar is EracioUsly hcspitable. and there is
every reason for anticipating that their
new residence viii become equally noted
Rev L. Lawrence Hunt. the popular
pastor Of the Washington Heights Presby-
terrain Church. has so nearly recovered
from the severe sprain received while
summer. that he is now able 20 assume
church duties. Ground viii soon be
ken for the new church 10 be built on
i0rama Avenue.
Ers. Il. J. Finley. 1895 Phelps Place. is
tie i'll.
Miss Mammis A. Fripp, sister Of Mrs
tbney. the widow Of the late Lieut. Al
-rt J. Dabuey. L. :. " is in the city
Hiss FTipp viii remain in Washington
week o. ten days before returning 10 her
home in New York
Albert Julian Gompers. the sor Of sam
ueI C0npers. President Of the American
Federation Of Labor. who has been in al
Denver Col. for some time. is reported
rapidly improving in health. About ten
days ago Mr.. GOmpers underwent very
serious surgical operation. He is now.
however, reported TO be out OF danger.
Col and Mrs Edward MorreU viii take
possession Of their Washington house
about December T.
The Hon. Audrey Pauncefote. eldest
daughter Of The British Ambassador. viii
shortly visi Mrs. BarkIie Henry. ar her
HON, a. M+rIcn. Pa Before her marriage
Mrs Henry Eas Miss Alice HeIEnap Of
this city q daughter OF the late General
BelkHap. who was Cabinet member dur
inE inc Administration of President
Grant
Miss Pauucelo,e reCkOus housekeeping
among her varied accomJIishmeuts and
goes TO market regularir. The men whose
stands she parTOuiZcs declare that she is
q good customer. and makes mos. judi
ciOus selections.
The Belgian Minister. Baron Mouchegr.
gave a dinner last night for the italian
Ambassador, signor Mayor Despiancnes.
at the New willard. The gentlemen in
yIted 10 meet him were the Swiss Minis
Ter. D. PiOda, General Whittier. of New
York; Captain Clayton Mr.. NagelmacI.-
crs. and Mr. Wauters. Secretary Of The
Belgian Legation.
Another social incident Of yesterday 10
occur at Wizards was 4 luncheon given
by senior del Viso. Charge d'Ahaires Of
the Argentine Legation. His guests in
cluded Nine De Margerie. wife OF the
Charge d'AHaires of the French Embassy.
and the Misses Ward. who have lately
returned from abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Legare gave box party
al the National last night The ra-.y
consisted Of the Austrian Minister and
Baroness HengelmulIer. the Hon. Miss
PauucefOte. Miss Mary Patten. Miss
Josephine Boardman. Miss Warder. SIR
Percy Wyndham. Second Secretary OF the
british Embassy, Mr. u. C.. Norman. also
Of the British Embassy. Mr.. Riauo. First
Secretary Of the Spanish Legation and
SIR. Gist Blair.
Mrs. Robert Portner VIII give tea
next month to introduce the Misses Port
Ucr 10 the social world.
Representative and Mrs. Francis W.
Cu-hnau " Tacoma. Wash. have taken
apartments for the Congressional session
AZ so e Street.
The guests entertained al luncheon yes
lerday by Mrs. Bingham at her new resi-
deucc on sixteenth Street included Mr.
Hitchcock. Mrs. Sanger. Mrs Mile Mrs.
Gillespie. Mrs George T.. McCIelIsu. Mrs
Audenried. Mrs. Charles A. Spalding. Mrs.
j. p. Henderson, Mrs. Aulick Palmer.
Nrs WaliJch. and Mrs Blo0msF.
Mrs Swope viii give tea December u
10 introduce Miss ClaBaugh. daughter of
Justice and Mrs Clablugh who VIII be
one Of the seasons buds.
The Secretary Of the Interior and Airs.
Hitchcock gave a small box parry 10 the
National last night ia compliment OF their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Churchill
The New Canal Treuty.
LNcE York Journal
The new -PauncCfote Treaty IS pc
tween the United States and Great Britain
alone. MOreOver. We have placed our in