New-York tribune., 1903-01-04
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.

washington, Jan. (SpeciaD.-The Austrian Am
bassador and Nine. HengeimtilIer held an ofnciai
reception this afternoon in compliance with Nlpio
matte etiquette, which requires every newly ac-
credited ambassador to extend such hospitality In
honor Of bis colleagues OF the corps FROM
o'clock until the close of the reception the EN-
bassy was thronged with foreign d1gnitarles' ac-
companied by the women of their households VINO
called to congratulate the host on his promoton
from minister plenipotentary, which has oeen MS
rank throughout his eight years residence at the
national capital The host and hostess-the iatter
wearing a Paris gown OF white lace-were assisteo
in receiving by the formers niece. Baroness Won
Palm, of Bavaria who is here for the winter Re-
freshments were served in the dining room, where
the centrepece of the carnation decked taoie was
a miniature duplicate of the court FOUNTAIN ae
Vienna. cast in solid silver
The German Ambassador gave his first official
dinner of the season Tonight. 1t was in honor OF
the British Ambassador and Lady Herbert. III
vited TO meet them were the Austrian Ambassador
and Nine Henselmter. the Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court and Mrs. White the Arsehuhe
Minister and Nine. Merou. the Military Attache or
the French Embassy and Nine. Vignal. Senator ana
Mrs Lodge Senator and Mrs Wetmore Miss
Hitchcock, daughter of the Secretary OF the IN
terror; Miss Stevens. Baroness Won Palm, niece OF
the Austrian Ambassador; Theodore Hansen nrst
secretary Of the Russian Embassy; MIR. Won Cailen-
berg secretary of the Austrian Embassy; Captain
Schaefer and Baron Won Ritter. OF the German
Embassy
Mr. and Mrs James Hoy have issued invitations
for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Martina
Hoy to Pierre Rogestvensky, second secretary OF
the Russian Embassy. The ceremony VIII take
place on Tuesday. January 20. at noon. at the
HOY home, in Connecticut-ave.. and VIII De per-
formed by Bishop Tikhon, of the Greek Church IN
New-York small company OF relatives and per-
isoual friends Will be present together with the
n1embers of the Russian Embassy. Mr. Rogest-
vensky and his bride will take snort trip, ana ON
their return will live at Chevy Chase They VIII
spend next summer abroad
The Minister from Peru and Nine Calderon Tor
malIv presented their eldest daughter. Miss Adelna
CaIderon. at a tea from 5 to I O'CLOCK lnls al1ss-
noon. The entire first floor OF ths handsomely ap-
pointed legation III Observation-Disclosures was thrown
open for the reception, and the g ,sts after being
received by the hostess, who, via the debutante,
stood in the frst par1or. passed On TO the ollard
room and the large reception room on the opposl1e
side of the hall. Refreshments were served IN tne
dining room and the library. Miss Rosita Calderon,
a. Younger daughter of the house. who VIII make
her debut next season. and Sonora Dona Belon. the
young daughter of the Mexican Arnbassador' served
punch The women who assisted in the hospitan-
ties of the afternoon were Sonora Azpiroz. wife OF
tba Mexican Ambassador; Sonora Merou. wife of
the Argentine Minister; Mrs. Pezet. wife OF the
first secretary of the Peruvian legation and MISS
Archibald. stepdaughter of Representative Heat
woIe of Minnesota Mrs. Calderon wore hoWered
black and white silk and her daughter was IN
white tulle trimmed eaborately with white riooon'
the finishing touch of color beins adosd Dy tho
armful of bouquets which she carried one Oh
these was presented by Sehor Ojsda, the Spanish
Minister an old friend of the Caideron family.
uhose acquaintance he made when minister to
Peru The tea was followed by supper for the
receiving party and number OF men from the
Spanish speaking countries