The Washington times., 1905-08-30

The arrival of Baroness Hengelmuller
in New York today. after a year spent
In Austria and other parts of Europe, is
a significant fact to society. and a far
gayer time in the social life of Wash
ington may be looked forward to than
could possibly be the case were the
baroness on the other side of the big
water.
The baron went over from Lenox TO
New York 10 meet his wife. little daugh-
ter. and retinue of maids, dogs. and
birds, which always accompany the
family. and will take the entire party
over 10 IenoX, where he has leased the
Root coti tge for the late fall.
Lenox, il may be said. is at its best
during september, and the fashionable
and semi-fashionable folks who have
summered there Will for the most tarry
cradle entertaining will be done. for the
Hengelmul!ers.
Mrs. George Westinghouse, who never
entertains during the absence of her
husband, awaits his return from Eu-
rope 10 begin a brilliant series of din
ner parties, at homes, teas. etc Her
Lenox home, Erskine Park is one of
the handsomest places in that part of
the country.
Madam Nabuco, wife of the ambassa-
dor from Brazil arrived in New York
yesterday, and will be taken 10 Went
worth Hall, Jackson, in the White noun
tains in New Hampshire, where her
husband established his summer embas
sy. She will remain there until such
time as the ambassador and his suite
may return TO Washington Nine Ma
buco Is the second of the new ambassa-
doris wives to arrive, Baroness Rosen,
ol Russia. having come over In midsum-
mer. while Sonora Dona Catalina
de Casasus, The wife of the
new Mexican ambassador. like her Illus
trious husband, has yet 10 arrive
Other new diplomats who have recent
ly arrived, and who will contribute to
making next season one of the most
brilliant socially ever known in the his
tory of the Capital. are Walter Beaupre
and Lady Townley. the former
OF the British embassy, ana
Ernest Rennie, new attache of the
same large diplomatic staff. There Is
an incesSant rumor in Washington cir
cles that society may never again know
the springtly Capt Dudley Rawson de
Chair. naval attache, and Nine de
Chair. who went abroad early in the
season.
Such an unwelcome bit of news also
TO Colonel Foster the military
atJache. and his wife, who also left this
Country early in the summer for Eu-
rope. No credence may be attached TO
the matter. however, unless confirmation
comes officially from the embassy al
LenCX.
Former Senator Donelson Canery. Of
Louisiana, Is In the city for q brief stay.
and has taken up his residence at 1929
Sunderland place Senator Gallery is ac-
by Mrs. Caffery and the
members of his family.
Senator Wetmore. who has been in
New York for many weeks, where he
has sufficiently recovered 10 return to
his family in Newport tomorrow.
Miss Alice Fuller. OF this city, has
with her sister, Mrs. Franklin q. Ting
ley.
Miss Charlotte Seaborn has gone 10
Catonsville. Md. To be the guest OF Mr.
and Mis-. Charles PierDoint.
Miss Mary Early Pheian, of this city.
Is visiting her cousins. the Misses Early,
Of I.nchburg, Va. Miss Phelan is the
grandda lighter of the late DR.. Robert
Early Of that city. The Misses Early
are preparing for an extensive visit 10
the Far East during the fall and win
ter. and will spend the chrysanthemum
season in Japan. Later they will visit
Lieut.. c. c. Early in the Philippines,
and will return TO the States with him
I'm March.
Miss Edith Root will visit Bar Harbor
during September, and many entertain
ments are being planned in her honor.
Among her numerous hostesses will be
Mrs Henry r DimOck.
Among the Washington people regis
tered at well-known hotels I'm Atlantic
City today are A. A Tunstall the
Agnew; Mr. and Mrs. Chesney. Miss
Chesney, S. T.. Heller. and T. Heller, the
A Aguarille; r. Z. Wilcox. s. NJ. Cooper,
the Archdale: Miss Brown. Miss B. Il.
Brown. the PreXton: ). TaYenner. S. J
Gavenner. and Nj. TaVenner. the ABBEY: