The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-17
WIFE Of BARON
HENGELMULLER ILL
In a Serious Condition at
Austrian Legation.
RESULT OF A HEAVY COLD
Personal Mention and Movements of
People Prominent in Social Life
Of the Capital.

Much concern is felt in social circles
over the condition of Baroness Hen
gelmuiler, who is seriously i'll at the
embassy in Connecticut Avenue
ii Is thought by the attending ply
scans that the condition of the bar
tresS is Slightly improved since last
rieht, but on account of the narcotics
necessary during the night, the effects
OF which have not yet worn off, it is
hard to tell exactly.
The ambassador and Baroness Hen
Selmuller returned last week from "a
short visit TO New York, ana the bar
oness became i'll Saturday, no alarm
-ne conditions developing. however. I'M
caused by heavy cold grew gradually
worse. and Of became necessary last
night to administer heavy narcotics.
Mr.. and Mrs. William z. Buell. are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs J. Edward
Davis, at their home in GIengyle Park,
BaJtimore, and a dinner party was
given in their honor last week.
Count and Countess Cerri. the former
ItGiIan consul in Cleveland. and tie
latter formerly Miss Rittman OF this
city, have returned to this country aftc-.
some months in Europe. and will take
an z par tfnenI IL " washington Tor the rest
of the spring. Later. they viii make
their home III Cleveland.
Miss Elizabeth L. Banks, the we'll
known London writer. is the guest az
Miss Nettie Lovisa White at the Cairo.
An American by birth. Miss Banks has
for years lived in England. and has won
wide fame by her newspaper and maga-
zine work. She returned three months
rrffa4 he
found at Los Angeles. Cal. She will Dc
In Washington for some days.
Miss Britton and Miss Flora Britton.
daughters Of the late Col A. T. Brit
ton, who left Washington a few weeks
ago for Europe. are now in London,
where they will pass several weeks. lat
er travelling in rural England and on the
continent.
Mrs. John Dalzen. accompanied by
Miss Person. of Pittsburg. and Miss
Frances HOugh. OF Washington, has
gone 10 Old Point Comfort for a visit.
Mrs Henry a. Seymour. accompanied
by her daughter. Miss Helen Wells Sey-
mour, will sail for Europe Saturday.
There Is "a pleasant runor here to the
effect that Theodore Hansen, first secre-
tary of the Russian embassy. who is now
on leave of aUsence will return to the
embassy June /, bringing with him a
oriqe, the daughter Of German Russian
Of high rank
The report is not yet confirmed nor
the lady's name given, but society wo-
men are hoping il is true. for Mr. Han
sen has been one Of the most pleasant
entertainers among the young diplO-
mats, and invitations to tho musical
dinners at his bachelor quarters have
hoo afaF4 ~ dor
As soon as Mr.. Hansen returns to
Washington. Mr.. Bobroff, Of the en-
bassy, will be granted leave TO go to
the Far East to fight for Russia He
expects to return in two years.
Baron SchIippenbach, Russian consul
general TO Chicago, who has been the
guest of Count Cassini. the Russian an
bussadOr. for several weeks will leave
In a Few days for Chicago. He probably
viii 90 by way of New York and visit
tn, St. Louis Exposition before resula-
ing his duties in Chicago.
NJ. Michael Bibikon. the newly APP
pointed attache of the Russian en-
bassy, has arrived at his post here.
NJ Desportes de la Fosse, of the
French embassy. is confined TO mis-
house by indispositiOn.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh VIII
close their house In Massachusetts
Avenue and sail for Europe May %.
Mrs. John Davis will leave on. Wed
nesday for Elkins. W. Va, the home II
her sister. Mrs. Stephen 3. EllIins, wife
Of the Senator.
DR.. Carlton D. Haas, of the National
Soldiers Home, near Fort Monroe, is
Q - It's l. -
corner Montgomery and Hickory Ave
nueS. TakOma Park. u. C.