The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
GAYETY AIT WASHINGTON.

G Stds @a TIC eG4% pMs; o sh
a1sIal fn rn may siye each better
lie attention. and X by any possibility
use 70 IN trying 70 pretend otherwise. s,
all sections Of this country are repre-
sIsotey s s'p e R Ravo He S Sts !.
the secretnry Of B the Navy; Miss Belem
sAzplroz, youngest daughter OF the Mex
lsa La n an, an.bas,sad9r Mss Elisa Walker.
of tho minister OF Bolivia: Miss dcs por-
ties, daughter o. the first SECRETARY q Of
kins, daughter 81 Senator Eikins; Miss
Martha Cameron, daughter Of tho former
senator from, Pennsylvania, Don Gamers
OF General 9. Black evii service ice COM ON
missioner; Miss Gwendolyn Cummins.
niece Of Mrs, Her,bert II r. P,Ieree VILE
the 5sftas ~ Of stue MISE
Commander Sutherland, United States
nsyy; Miss Hester Reilly. daughter ct the
se bGaRa ana Hfnsy hepX the fses
OF Mr., and Mrs. 4Lanier Dunn; Miss Flor
ence Conrad, daughter Of Mrs. George
G sdna e. Kendall &c New York; Miss zas-
Thomas Gan. OF Cincinnati, and Miss ELI
nor Hoyt, daughter OF THE sollctor-G en-
eral and Mrs. Hoys;
Whatever form these launchngs take;
early December and then only for the
Will be the more notable mediums.
The Spanish,spcaking girls IN this bunci,,
of buds are going outside their national
but as most Of them have gone to school
in this city, they have imbibed the Wash
B ington ideas OH the subject, and would be
sse nninsRpy nns rule
FRENCH Girl rarely receives any such
prominence. TIL her wedding day, but n
secretary of emba ssy this willingness to
Alnerlcanlze. thclr home Is regarded as L. q,
pretty compliment to.sthc American wife
of2tiIe French amba ssador.
Tho prospective heresses TO large for
tunes In the list noted are Miss Elklns,
whose fathers wealth Is exceeded, per per
Wis; Miss Pauline NJ orton and Miss Mar
tina Cameron The most talked OF be au-
ties are Miss Elisa Walker. Martinez ..
ut the Mexican e ca pital last summer,
where her father Is also accredited as
minister and where the family s,ill TN,
q taste OF the joys Of bclleship throughout
the autumn at the parental h0me, near
Hot Springs Va. An influential circle o. d
Miss Elizabeth Glover, daughter OF the
Washington banker. who IS TO marry the
ieven, In December. has chosen Epiphany
Church for the ceremony.
The proportion OF American wives IN a.
plomatlc ogsehoids5 has grefu G nc[Gahep
or delightful young Americans nov 10y. " a .he
foreign circle, who. proud OF Their POSI-
ton are as happy as queens, may scy oe TEL
ness Won sternberg; her sister, VS.
countess do Faramord; wife OF tho F'rench
naval secretary: Baroness SMoncheur, wire
lesser prominence. Nine. Jussernnd, wire
or the French ambassador. ~ also m
American but Is much older thHn lie
others named.
The marriage OF Miss Ward, also Of this
city. and Senior Rlano. of.the Spanish
legation, only awaits the latter,s promo.
ton to the post Q MINISTER a9
The portrait tthe Dowager Empress Of
China now on exhibition b. St. Louis Is
ono OF four painted by, Miss Carl. an
country by the empress. and will be sent
TO this city shortly. Is ultimate location
is probably the. GoIcoran Guliery Of "a. Art g.
ana i n eS CAPITAL ce ad e haPRsn 81 ths
would be ncconpnnicd BY ever! more dift,-
Hies than p6esssn,, ~ pne9 P nn
portraits, and the space In either Of these
now available Is jeillonsly guarded, The
Empress is open to OTHER objections No
Chnamen may stand or eyon be seated ~
Us III must Rto ca1jd or spat
P PiHss Mere Il Tie Chinese lie
duties Of the household would BIO seriously
interfcred with, y ID q picturesque t'x-
peetatlon that he royal gunrd WHEN ;dIe @
whose expenses forma part 81 the So' COG
country viii complete their labor By es-
corting ittto this city.
TO tho capital is III line wltll3tho good luck
which has attended no japanese lega ton
after att the g great publicity ollowins COM
tess Cassni's fete or the Russian Red
Gross fund. entertained at,n series 9 {
dinners ana leGepiionGs y ~ ta i naso
mind, and finished the season In spendId
style Now, he Will presldo,,at tho first
large official event Of the fall In. honor Of
ne p,uee e,se na
Tho honors forhim, Several other dinners
@ m1 s saX g Il r. 5a Rs1's Hna On
every LIP,
Mrs, Iaooseyellla has had two II herTnIes $;
their husbands and children and other
topics dear 70 tho feminine heart. MIS- =:
BY constant contact with the hundreds OF
strangers she must meet. bHt she does ~ OF
become any more reconcllel to being
posed to it.sil'ho President does not take
much outdoor exercise without her eonl,-
5pany, and they. are constantly met with
.nverspn TIC Virginia hills, II IS only. oc-
caslonally they mount, at the White
House. Usually they drive from there TO
arc waiting, Mrs, Roosevelt was with
tho President lately when he was throwll
from his horse, whose hind legs crushea-
l'hc accident waS only serious because
happening 70 q President. aud to ono cspe-
einlly WHO abhol1 tho waiting for outs or
bruises e. .llSal,s, 3(copyrishl. 1904, ny 10