The Washington times., 1905-10-24

baron Hengelmuller, the Austrian am
bassador, will arrive in Washington to-
day from Lefox. for a short visit. Bar
oness Hengelmuller remaining there TO
enjoy still further the autumn sports
and the bracing climate. Baron Giskra
and all OF the members of the embassy
staff arrived last evening, the pretty
Baroness Giskra still remaining for a
time with her mother and children in
the Isle of Wight. She will be in WASH
ington for the social season.
Lady Durand wife OF the British am
bassador. arrived in Washington last
night from Lenox and New York, accom-
panied by her daughter. Miss Josephine
Durand, and is staying temporarily at
the Gordon. They were met by Sir
Henry Mortimer Durand. who has been
In town for more than a week
Captain Ryan, naval attache, arrived
in Washington last evening from
Boston, where he went to attend
the ceremonies IN connection with
the anniversary celebration of Mel
sons victory at Trafalgar. Col. III.
]. Foster, military attache of the en-
bassy, has reached New York from the
West. en- route TO Washington. and is
expected to arrive In town Wednesday
evening or Thursday morning. He will
be accompanied by Mrs. Foster and they
will occupy apartments at the High
lands.
Baron Rosen. the Russian ar1bassa-
dor. will remain with his family at the
New Willard until November /, when
he will take possession of the Tyler
house. on Farragut square, which he
has leased for two years.
1t is reported that Baron Rosen is
slated to succeed Count Lamsdorff as
the Cars foreign minister.
1t would be hard to conceive a better
center of the stage at the recent Ports
mouth peace conference those who
know the inner workings of that gath
ering know that Baron Rosen took no
small part in securing the result. His
intimate knowledge of the Japanese
character, his GOODNESS, and great gifts
of diplomacy were invaluable to the
With Count Witte as the Russian
prime minister and Baron Rosen as
minister of foreign affairs at st. Peters
burg, there would be a speedy recrudes-
cence OF the strong friendship between
Russia and the United States which has
existed for many years.
Mr.. Mccormick, Americas ambassador
to France, and Mrs. Mccormick ar
rived at Milan Saturday from the
Baths at Salsomaggiore. and will re-
main there for a few days before going
to Paris.
The wedding of Miss EloIse Breese,
once an American. but now a confirmed
Londoner, to Lord Willoughby De Eres-
by, the eldest son OF the Earl of Lam
caster VIII be one of the principal
events OF the London season. The en-
gagement Of the New York heiress, one
of the children of the late William Law
part of his immense fortune in her own
right. was the talk of London's most
exclusive set.
a good deal of the more or less genial
gossip over the event grew out of the
reputation of Lord Willoughby as a
famous tilt. Miss Breese is his fourth
one OF the other three having
been the beautiful Muriel Wilson, daugh-
ter of the Tranby Croft and Baccarat
scandal Wilson's. Lord Willoughby'S s
to Miss Wilson was broken.
1t IS said, in conformity With the wishes
Of his parents. The other TWO engage
ments OF Lord Willoughby were also
broken.
Capt. and Mrs. jefferson F. Moser
have issued cards for the marriage of
their daughter, Helen Clyde, to Joseph
Ninton Birch The ceremony will take
place Tuesday evening, November Z. at
o'clock, in the Gunton Temple Me
mortal Church.
Miss Helen c. Willis, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Charles S. Willis. of this
city, was married to Lorel y. Morgan,
of Alexander. w Va, last Saturday at
the home OF the brides parents by the
Rev. DR.. Samuel II. Greene. of Calvary
Baptist Church. During the winter MFR.
and Mrs. Morgan will be at home 10
their friends at 1904 street northwest
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Carrie Elizabeth Boyer, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Boyer, of Wood |
stock, Va, TO Harry p Miller, of this
city. The wedding will take place In
the home of the brides
parents. tomorrow.
The marriage of John Philip Sousa, |
Ir., son of the March King" and Miss
Ilene Adams. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Adams, was celebrated yester- |
lay at noon at the Church OF the !
Blessed Sacrament IN New York. the /
Rev. Matthew Taylor officiating. There |
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