The Washington times., 1904-07-11
SWISS MINISTER
GIVEN NEW POST
III. du Martheray Transfer
red to Austria Hungary.
M. STR0EHLIN IN CHARGE
Exodus to Summer Resorts Continues.
Seashore Rivals Worlds
Fair.
M. STR0EHLIN IN CHARGE

NJ. Fernand du Marthera~, the Swiss
minister. has been transferred from his
post here, to Austria-Hungary. where
he will represent the affairs of his gov
| eminent.
MI. du Martherays transfer removes
from Washington diplomatic favorite.
| for in his charming bachelor legation
| on Hillyer Place he constantly enter
tanned the younger members of society
| with small dinners. breakfasts or card
/ parties.
M. Stroehlin, attache. will remain in
/ charge of the affairs of Switzerland I'M
| Ill the new minister is appointed or
| arrives.
1t was the Swiss minister who had
| an inspiration last winter and threat
| ened 10 give himself a round robin sur
| PRISE party, by inviting twelve girls
the twelve girls each 10 invite three
others, ana every girl to invite her own
male escort. The conception was n
! brilliant and novel one. but never full
nted on account of the frequent illness
Gen James w. Duffin is spending sew
eral weeks at Youngs. Atlantic City.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Jones. with their
little son, have gone to Virginia for
| the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. -yssowski and
John Tyssowslxi left town Saturday for
| St Louis, the Yellowstone and CaIifor-
| MIA, their travels TO extend over some
| months.
Walter V. r. Berry, who has been
| the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r
! Wharton at The Mount, their Lenox
/ summer nome, has returned to Wash
| ington.
Mrs Agnes Hall Chappen. at I014
| Thirteenth Street, is entertaining Mrs
! Hugh B. Chappell. her daughter-in-
| law. who will be Joined by Mr.. Chap
! pell in a few days. Mr. and Mrs Chap
| pell are on their way 10 their home in
| New York. after having visited the
| Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Craigan leave
for Atlantic City Wednesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. David GreenIees, with
their maid and children. leave Wednes-
day for visit TO Atlantic CITY.
Mrs. AIphonzo Rogers and her son
James have gone to Niagara Falls
for the remainder Of the summer.
Niagara Falls. American side, is the
former home Of Mrs Rogers and this
Is the first visit she has made there in
many years.
Mrs. Gustave Friebus gave a luncheon
at the Country Club of Norfolk. last
week in honor Of Miss Cassln. Mr..
Cassin, and Mrs. Gus FriebUs. Of this
city.
Miss Katherine Dougald and Miss vir-
ginia Adler are in Atlantic City for a
visit.
Frederick May has joined his mother
at Strawberry Hill House. Bar Harbor.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Ash Clayton
have returned to Washington from CO.
lumbia, S c, where they were married
at Trinity Church June 30 DR.. and
Mrs. Clayton will spend the greater part
OF the summer in Europe, returning TO
Washington in the fau
Miss Margery FoHin, Of this city. viii
leave in a few days TO be the guest for
several weeks Of her aunt. Mrs. A-chl-
bald Hopkins. at the latter's cottage in
NaTraganSett Pier. Miss Follin's
brother, Edwin Dorsey Follin, and
bride Will return from their honeymoon,
trip this week and be with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fiske. 1872
y Street. for the summer
Mrs. Frank Ellis OF this city. has
opened her cottage, CIefstone. I'm Bar
Harbor, and has her mother. Mrs WI
cox, and her sister, Mrs. Lawson. with
her.
Mrs. Robert Budd. Miss Bessie Paul.
Myers. and Miss Josephine V. Steele. Of
Petersburg, Va, who came 10 Washing
ton to attend the wedding Of Miss Fran
ces Fitzgerald Pryor and William Webb
tlckhng last week, haze returned 70
Petersburg.
Pay Director stephen Rand. L S. y
and Mrs Rand. who recently returned
from the Philippines, are at the Ebbitt
House.
Miss Bessie Clohan, Of Martinsburg.
w. Va, who has been visiting Miss
Edna Noyes, of this city. for the past
few weeks. returned 10 her home yes.
terday morning, accompanied by Miss
NOycs. who will probably spend the rest
Of the summer IN MartinSburg with Miss
Clohan.
Miss Grace Bcasley. of Petersburg.
Va. is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. ".
Tote. Of IA Tenth Street southeast
COMPROMISE REACHED
IN ACRE DISPUTE
Brazil and Peru are reported 10 have
settled their boundary dispute at last
A commission ma dc I'm Of ~apraeartg-