The Washington times., 1904-07-14
MAYORS CHOOSE
ATLANTIC CITY
Italian Embassy Will Re
move There for Summer.
COUNT CELLERE'S FAREWELL
Baron and Baroness Moncheur to Visit
Hot Springs-Other Depart
ureS to Resorts.

| Baron Mayor des Planches, the Italian
| ambassador. ana Baroness DIES Planches,
VINO are still at the embassy on New
/ Hampshire Avenue, have taken one Of
the most pretentious cottages in Chel-
sea, Atlantic City, for ,Ae rest of the
season
| The new embassy is located on Pacific
Avenue, in the same block with the
fashionable Chelsea Hotel. where the
members OF the ambassadors staff will
| huve apartments.
The baron's plans are unsettled as yet,
and while he has definitely determined
10 leave Washington Saturday. he has
Lot decided whether he Will go to At
lantic City for brief visit, and then go
to st. Louis for a week at the expOsI-
ton. or go direct TO St. Louis.
| The Italian ambassador is the first
| diplomat of his rank to select Atlantic
| City as summer home Count Cassini
the Russian ambassador; Baron Won
| Sternburg, the German ambassador, and
| NJ .Jusserand, the French ambassador,
nave paid flying visits to Chelsea, but
Minister WI, of China, and Baron Hen
gclmuller, OF Austria, before being rails
| ed 10 the position OF ambassador, each
spent The greater part of a summer
there.
Count Vincenzo Macchi di Cellere,
| counselor of the Italian embassy, left
! Washington yesterday. accompanied by
! Countess CelleTe and Countess Antonelli.
and is stopping at the Savoy in New
York
He will sail Saturday on the Princess
Irene for Naples, accompanied by his
wife and sister-in-law, for his new post
of duty rs first secretary Of the embassy
at st. Petersburg.
The parting courtesy Of Count Cellere
to the embassy staff was a finely ar
ranged dinner at the New willard, when
all Of the members Of the embassy were
present, among the additional guests be-
ing Senior Carlos E. Zavalia. first secre-
tary Of the Argentine Legation.
Mrs Powell Clayton, wife Of the
United States ambassador to Mexico.
left Washington yesterday after a visit
Of several weeks at the Belgian legation,
where she was the guest of her son-in-
law and daughter. Baron and Baroness
MUncheur
Mrs. Clayton was in Washington dur
ing the illness of her daughter and pref
sided at the christening Of her first
grandchild, katherine, the infant daugh-
ter of the minister and Baroness Mon
cheur
The minister and Baroness Moncheur
Will leave Washington tomorrow for
Warm Springs. Va.
Lieut.. Charles r. Reynolds. surgeon.
L. 5. A. left the city yesterday for his
new post at Gettysburg. Dr. Reynolds
Will remain during the encampment, re-
turning TO town then for a few weeks,
after which he viii accompany the SOL
diers in their outing at Manassas.
Walter Beattie. Of Alexandria. Va.
who received an appointment under the
Canal Commission, viii sail in a few
days from New York for his post in
Panama.
Mrs. N N. Burke and sen, William
II. Burke, returned TO Capon Springs
yesterday, having been detained By i'll
ness for the past week in her apartment
IN the Marlborough. Mrs. Robert Chris
~ will shortly visit Mrs. Burke in her
cottage al the springs.
Judge NJ r Morris. Of the court Of
Appeals accompanied by his sisters
Miss Helen l.. and Miss Mary l. Morris
are at the Summit Spring Hotel, Poland,
Ne. In the same party are Miss Eliza
beth Colbert and Miss LOrellI Hannah
They will stay until the end of the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Phillips are occupy
ing the home of DR.. and Mrs. William
Penn Compton, 1909 II Street during the
improvements which they are making
10 their own house, the old Phillips
home. 1907 II Street. Mr. and Mrs. Phil
lips will not be likely to go out Of town
during the summer except for short
trips
Commander Irwin. L. S. N. who re-
Gently returned from the Philippines
and who is now on leave for his health.
q, L inc ba
is located at Sunset Park Inn.
Mrs i. Harding has gone to Warren
ton, Va, for visit TO her mother, Mrs.
K. Taylor Scott.
Miss Polly Mason has gone to Virginia
for visit 10 Miss Lilly Woodward at
Client. Va.
Miss Agnes McChesncy has gone to
Virginia Beach as the guest of Mrs.
Robert Johnston.
Miss Bessie Harper has as her guest
Miss Nellie Mcintosh. Of Leesburg. "
Mr. and Mrs. T. X Raymond. accom-
panied by Miss +. y. Raymond and Miss
/. Raymond, have gone to Atlantic city
for an outing and are stopping at the
Iroduois.
Mr.. and Mrs J. b. Thomas and Miss
Sue T. Thomas are stopping at the
Mount Vernon. Atlantic City.
Miss Grace Evans, Of Jos + Street, has
returned from a months trip to the
northern part Of New York.
Mrs Charles w Russell leaves town
today for a visit of several weeks 10
friends iu Virginia.
Miss Ethel Tracy. Of this city. and
Howard 3. HardeSty We're married in
Baltimore yesterday by the Rev. b. =.
Robertson. pastor Of the Fuller Mer:0T-
ial Baptist Church. The ceremony was
performed In the parsonage of The
church and Mr.. and Mrs. Har1eSty re-
turned TO Washington.
BEY OF TUNIS IN PARIS.
PARIS. July 1.-THE Bey Of Tunis.
who arrived here yesterday morning, re-
ccivcd notable reception. He visited
President Loubct. the senate. and cham
Der Of deputies lie was the guest of
honor an a garden party last night at
the Elysce Palace.
Visit Of the Bey to Paris is significant
Of the strengthening OF the French pro-
tcCtOratc over TuniS.
CHICAGO TO BE FLAGSHIP.
The United States cruiser Chicago has