New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-11
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.

Washington. March 10 CSpeciaD.-The Ambassa-
dor OF France gave a reception this evening TO a
company of hundred and fifty guests. asked
for $50 o'clock They delightfully."- entertained
by Miss Anna Cauield who gave illustrated
lecture on Paris Literary and Artistic Life Mss
Caufeld has spent number OF years in Paris
studying art and literary criticism and
reCted with the American Commission at the
French Exposition in 1900. The large drawing
rooms OF the embassy. thrown into practically one
great ROOM admirably adapted for seating
guests on such occasion. and afforded ample
space for the lantern slide Illustrations. The lect-
ure was extremely interesting IN itself. but the
pictures brought Paris home 10 the company
alone foreign guests. but many Americans who
know the French capital almost well their
own The Ambassador assisted IN receiving
his guests by Nine. de Margerte. wife OF the
Counsellor of the embassy and members Of the
stafr-Mr. Hermite. Mr.. BRufe. Mr.. De Geofroy
and Captain Vignal. Among the guests the
Ambassador of Italy and Mime. Mayor des
Planches, the Minister of Austria Hungary and
Nine. Won HengelmdIler. the Misses Audrey and
Sibyl Pauncefote. Colonel Kitson. OF the British
Embassy. and Mrs. Kitson. the Argentine Minis
ter and Nine. Nerou. Miss Harriet Wadsworth
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald de koven. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Walsh, the Misses Letter, the Minister
OF Belgium and Baroness Moncheur Commander
Sargent. OF the navy; Mrs and Miss Sargent. the
Misses Wetmore, Miss Paulding Miss Alice Ward
Miss Tuckerman. the Misses McKenna, Walter
Berry. Major Gilmore, Major McCawley, Jerome
Bonaparte. the Misses Hitchcock. Miss COckrell
the Rev. Father Stafford. Mr.. Del Viso. of the
Argentine Legation: Mrs. Sheffield Cowles. the
Assistant Secretary of War and Mrs. Sanger.
Charles 9. Wauters, Counsellor of the Belgian Lee
CATION MIR. Won CallenbArg of the Austrian I-ega-
tion, and Mrs. Won Callen berg; Mr.. and Mrs. Day
rel, z. NJ. Crackanthorpe. Percy Wyndham, Ar
thur Raikes and Humphreys owen. OF the British
Embassy; the Minister of Denmark, Baron ALI
otti. of the Italian Embassy; Countess CaSsini.
tie Rev. Father Rocker Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w.
Cridler, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellis. the Misses
Boardman. the Misses Harlan. Miss Edith Harlan
Child, Miss Mabel Bigeow. Miss Margaretta Mac
Neagh. Miss Isabella Hagner. the Misses New
lands. the Minister Switzerland Charles r
Lardy. of the Swiss legation; the Minister OF the
Netherlands. Alexander Zelenoy and Pierre Rogest-
vensky, of the Russian Embassy; Juan Riano. of
the Spanish Legation; Robert Mason Winthrop
Miss Catlin Miss Anita Poor. Mr.. and Miss Col
burn, Mr.. Van ROijen. of the Netherlands Lega-
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mum. Cabot Lodge
jr and Mrs. Lodge. Miss Bell, Miss Lay. Miss
Ashton. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Glover. Miss Clio
yer. Admiral and Mrs. Terry and Baron Franken-
stein, of the Austrian Legation.
Senior Concha, the Colombian Minister ar
rived In Washington tonight accompanied by
Gonzala Cordoba. First Secretary OF Legation.
They have apartments at the Arlington, where
they will remain temporarily. The Minister and
New-York City before coming TO Washington In
all probability they will call the State Depart
ment tomorrow or the next day.
Lord PaLnCefOte the British Ambassador. left
Washington this evening for Biltmore n G.
where he will be a guest of George W. Vanderbilt
while seeking relief from severe attack of
asthma.