The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-13

minutes, and never failed to send bou-
quets.
The Austro- Hungarian ambassador and
Baroness Hengelmuller will leave Wash
ington next Tuesday to spend an indefinite
period in New York. Various reasons are
assigned for their departure, but the para
mount one is that the ambassador has
never recovered from his recent severe
Illness and he goes to consult specialists
on throat troubles. Incidentally, the sea
air which surrounds the metropolis is rec
commended, in lieu of the somewhat de-
moralizing climate of the capital.
Senator and Mrs. Kearns Of Utah were
the hosts at handsomely appointed din
ner last week in honor Of Cardinal Glib
bons, who came from Baltimore for the
occasion. To meet him were the Mexican
ambassador and Mme AZpiroz, the charge
d affaires of Italy and the Countess de
Cellere, Archbishop Ireland, Justice and
Mrs. McKenna, Senator and Mrs. Scott,
Mgr. OConnell, rector of the Catholic uni
versty; former Senator and Mrs. Carter
CT Montana, Mrs. Carl Won Mayhoff, Rev.
D. j. Stafford, Miss McKenna, Miss Mil
lard and Miss Day. The dinner was
served in the banquet room Of the Hotel
Raleigh, where Mr.. and Mrs. Kearns are
staying for the winter. The floral decora-
ton was mainly Of American Beauty
roses. An orchestra concealed behind a
wall Of palms played during the dinner.
The Chinese minister gave party Feb.
3 for Arlu, his youngest child In honor
/, of his ninth birthday. There was can
die cake, which the minister himself
/ lighted, and a flower declSed table, full
Of the good things that little Chinese boys
like as well as their American comrades.
ole tIroo hoa nj
for Arlu, one for his elder brother, Ardee,
who IS II, and one for the ministers
| nephew, All Yung, who Is g. The lads,
with the children Of the secretary inter-
prefer and Mrs. Yuhg Kwai, who is an
American woman, spent the afternoon
coasting down the hill opposite the le-
| cation.
| Senior Pulido. the first secretary Of the
| Venezuelan legation, has sufficiently re-
covered from his accident to walk without
crutches. Senior Pulido was dancing at
/ the first OF the Bachelors balls when he
| tripped and fell breaking bone In his
| foot. He was taken home in a carriage,
and has been under medical treatment
| ever since.
| At the q Sean legation the statement
! is made b, ,ne of the secretaries that
Minfui Che, he minister, who has recent
+ ly been recalled by his government, Will
be appointed minister to Japan. post OF
! considerable Importance at this time He
does not expect to leave Washington fol
several weeks. His successor. Yu Kir
I Shan, is expected here within six weeks
The possibilities Of Lady Curzon's COM
ing to this country in the near future grow
stronger She is now on her way from
India, and is expected to arrive In England
in another week. Miss Daisy Letter will
be with her sister during the London
, spring season.
n The French Ambassador and Nine. Jus
Grand entertained a dinner company re-
Gently which included the Russian am.
bassador, the Austrian ambassador an6
/ Baroness Hengelrnuller, Justice and Mrs
McKenna, Archbishop Ireland Of ST. Paul
| Senator and Mrs. Lodge, Senator and Mrs
Kearns and Lieutenant Commander De
Faramond and Mr.. De La Fosse, both O.
the French embassy.
4 Attorney General and Mrs, Knox lief
early this week for Palm Beach, where
Mr.. Knox will remain several weeks. ant
Mrs. Knox for still longer period. The.