The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-05
summer. Around Washington he does no
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Two belated cabinet dinners will en-
liven the later season. The secretary Of
the treasury and Mrs. Shaw have invited
the president. Mrs. Roosevelt and the
round of secretaries and their spouses to
dinner on April II. Mrs. Shaw and her
daughters have not returned from the
west and will not do so until next week.
Miss Erma Shaw, on whose behalf the trip
was undertaken. Is reported much better,
but still in delicate health. Miss Enid
Shaw will spend the greater part Of the
spring at her alma mater, at Mount YER
non, Iowa, where preparations are apace
for the golden jubilee of the institution,
Miss Shaw graduated with high honors
last June and is much attached to the
school. The Cortelyous will make their
debut as cabinet hosts on April rs. This
Is the fourth date set for their banquet
ana als It IS :. hoped that they will succeed in
pulling it Off this time. Mrs. Cortelyou
has been keeping very quiet this winter,
but probably she Is happier in conse-
quence The secretary manages to mo-
nopolize public attention, to the exclusion
OF the female contingent.raB
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patterson. of this
city and Chicago (Mr. Patterson is the chief
owner of the Chicago Tribune), announce
the engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Eleanor Patterson, to Count Joseph Gy-
zicik of Poland. who lately arrived in
Washington to make a formal proposal for
Miss Pattersons hand Miss Patterson
met Count Gyziciki two years ago when
abroad with her aunt. Mrs. Mccormick,
wife of the ambassador :, to Russia, and
again last winter when she spent nearly
the entire season at ST. Petersburg. She
/ only returned to America in the early
winter, and has been one OF the acknowl-
edged bellies of the past season The wed
ding will take place during the spring,
| but no details have as yet been decided
upon. Count Gyziciki has an estate In Po-
land, but has lived much Of his life in
Paris. "
Russian Ambassador and Countess Mar
guerite Cassini will spend the summer in
America for the first time in several
years, and will likely establish their en-
bassy at Bar Harbor.
German Ambassador and Baroness
Sternburg, who are spending the week ir
New York, will make several short excur.
stons from that city in quest Of suit.
able summer residence, as at the present
time the ambassador expects to spenG
most Of that season in America. One O.
the places under consideration Is Lenox
where Baron and Baroness Won Sternburf
recently made a short stay. b.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Chandler have beer
spending some time at Old Point Comfort
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i Mrs. Cortelyou, wife Of the secretary O
commerce and labor, has her mother, Mrs
Hines, as her guest. -........
Mrs. Manning. president of the board o
lady managers Of the st. Louis fair, ha
leased for a period Of eight months a new
residence on Berlin avenue, st. Louis
where she will establish herself April 15
The house is large and comfortable, an
/ under Mrs. Manning win be the chief so
cial center Of the worlds fair season. 49,
Baron Covers, former minister from tn
Netherlands at this capital is recent ar
rival at The Hague, where he will make
short stay before going to his new pos
at Rome. -ss.a.s.-.,-
, Mrs. Carrot A. Hobart, widow Of the lat
,, vice president, and her son. Carrot A. Ho
.. bart, Jr., who have been occupying suit
, Of rooms at the Arlington since January
, are about to return to their home, at Pa
,, terson. NM. a.il 1@
Miss Amelia Ware, the schoolgirl daugh
: ter Of Commissioner Of Pensions and Mr..
:. Ware, Joined her parents at their P stree
home for the Easter holidays. |r'
Lieutenant Commander Frank M. Ben
. nett, United States sravy,s who has bee
on duty at Norfolk Va, 2for the past feigh
: teen months, u.s. now dnrrWashington Q
= sick leave, and later will go with Mr.
Bennett and their small daughter to HI
old home in Michigan. -.,r. SKI 20