Evening star., 1902-08-23
Won HOLLEBEN DEAN
THE GERMAN AMBASSADOR WILL
HEAD HIS COLLEAGUES.
Mime. Azpiroz Will Be the Leading
Matron-Comings and Goings
Interesting Personals.

french ambassador, is an American, She
was Miss Richards, daughter of a partner
in the banking house of Munroe & Co,
during the lifetime of the father of the
present head of that firm. NJ and Nine.
Jusserand are at Copenhagen, where they
have been the past four years, and are not
expected in Paris before October.
The changes in the diplomatic corps will
certainly be very striking the coming win
ter. Unless he is also transferred to a
new post, the German ambassador, DR. Won
Holleben will be the dean of the CORPS and
Nine de Azperoz, wife of the Mexican am
bassador, its first lady, to speak. Since
Countess Cassini, the daughter of the Rus
sian ambassador, takes a place next to the
wives of ministers. On New Year day,
accompany the ambassador and the mem
berS of the Russian embassy in the second
group to be received by President and Mrs
roosevelt, the Mexican ambassador being
third in length of service here. At the Dip
lomatic state dinner the wife of Mexico's
representative will be escorted by the Presi-
dent, and have the much-coveted distinc-
ton of being seated al his right, so long the
prerogative of the wife of the late British
ambassador The two American amba ssa-
dresses, Nine Jusserand and Lady Her
bert, will be at the end of the first group
in the corps, unless some further changes
q
place or two.
Mrs. w. S. Cowles and Mrs. c. C. Glover
We're members of a committee in charge of
the fair yesterday at Saranac Lake for the
benefit of the Cottage Sanitarium, of which
an interesting description was recently
printed in The Star An interesting fea-
ture was the sale of about 1000 basam
pillows, the balSam for which had been cut
by the patients at the santarium and the
covers made By the summer residents of
the neighborhood.
Miss Foraker joined Senator and Mrs
Foraker yesterday at Hot Springs, Va,
where they are spending the summer.
Mrs. Slater of Newport and Washington
had, according to a cable dispatch to the
New York Herald, almost miraculous
escape from serious injury Wednesday
evening at Munich. Returning from the
opera, her horses ran away on approach
ing hill and upset the carriage by strik-
ing 1t against tree. The driver was thrown
off, and the occupants of the carriage were
dragged about fifty yards, when the kick
ing horses disentangled themselves from
the harness and fell on the slippery road.
Mrs. Slater was found unconscious, but
later 1t was discovered that she was unhurt
and had only been badly stunned. The
other occupants of the carriage escaped
without injury.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Castelberg of 1901
10th street, who have been spending the
past month at the Hotel Marlborough, At
lantic City, have returned. Mr.. Casteberg
is much improved in health.
Mrs. c. w. Holl of 1929 North Capitol
street left Saturday for ten days vacation
at Atlantic City.
Miss Jessie K!ase of Takoma Park D. c.,
has gone to New Jersey on a visit and from
there will go to New York.
Miss Marie Beard, accompanied by her
aunt, is spending her vacation at Atlantic
City.
Among the W.ashingtonians summering
at Mountain View House, Germantown,
Nd are: Mr.. and Mrs W. Johnston and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.. Gordon and
daughter, Miriam; Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Hen
bricks and son. German; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Trazzare and daughter, Gladys; DR.. and
Mrs. Elmon A. Cook and daughter, Dor
othy; Mr.. Nutwell and family, Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. Vdetta and two children, Mrs L. OF
terback, Mrs. Margaret Morgan, Mr.. Frank
Morgan and Mr.. Mark c. Bulls.
A pretty but quiet wedding took place at
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clinton Wilson,
when their daughter, Charlotte May, was
married to Mr.. William Frye White, grand
son of Senator Frye, president pro tenn. of
the senate The ceremony was performed
by Rev. A. F. Anderson in the presence of
the family and a few friends Mr. and
Mrs. White left early in the afternoon for
an extended trip through Canada and the
New England states. They will be at home
after October 10 at 1910 Cincinnati street.
Miss Katie Brown, 3411 N street north
west has returned from Atlantic City.
Among the Washingtonians now summer
ing at Aurora in the Alleghanies are Mr..
and Mrs. William Stockbridge, Miss Stella
Johnston, Miss Zeke Grimes and Miss Han
chen
''The Old Maids Consolation Club" held
its first meeting at the residence of Miss
Jennie Meyer Friday afternoon. Officers
elected were Miss Evangeline McGroarty
president and Miss Frances Kennedy, sec
retary Those present We're the Misses F.
Buehler, D. Irving, z. Flather, F. Mattox
E. Martin, F. Kennedy and ]. Meyer. The
meeting adjourned after a pleasant after
noon with games, to meet on September 6
with Miss Kennedy.
Mrs Maud w. Lord left last Tuesday for
New York, Boston and MISUNDERSTANDING
Sea.
Miss Josephine Lawlor, accompanied by
her cousins, the Misses Mayme, Josie and
Theresa German, has gone to Europe for
an unlimited stay.
Miss Claudia Stuart returned last week
from delightful tour through Europe,
having Deen accompanied by twelve Young
ladies, six Of whom were her pupils.
Miss Willie Smith and Miss Mary Kaiser
are spending two weeks at Hotel Altamont,
Atlantic City, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest N. Janson and little
daughter Hida are still at Cape Nav and
will not return to Washington until some
time in September.
Mrs. Forrest Heth Riordan and son left
today for two weeks visit to her mother,
Mrs. J. M Bayer of Baltimore.
Mrs Charles F. Keim has gone to Lam
caster Pa. for visit of several days.
Miss Edith Douglas has returned from IN
extended visit to Fairfield, Va, and will be
glad to see her friends at her home, 634 II
street southwest.
Mrs Caroline Stiebel Of lib G street has
returned to America on the Kronprinz
Wilhelm after an extended stay in Europe,
where she visited the leading capitals.
Miss Carrie E. Rodrick of Capitol Hill
who has been at Hotel Chautauqua, Noun
tain Lake Park. the past six weeks, has
returned home. and her sister, Miss Ada M
Rodrick, has gone there to remain the rest
nj tfa summer.