Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-02

Lieut.. Carlo Pfister, Mr.. Montague, Mr.
Borghetti, Mr.. Centaro and Prof. Ravaoli.
The Austrian ambassador and Nine Hem
geimuller We're followed by the secretary
or embassy, Mr.. Ivan Won Rubido-Zichy.
The French ambassador and Mime. Jus
serand led in their embassy family, an
important one at the moment. since it con-
tains debutante, a viscountess, both
viscount and a count and prince. Mr. des
Portes de la Fosse was accompanied by his
wife and daughter. Miss des Portes de la
Fosse; Lieutenant Commander de Fara-
mond de Ldfajole, Captain Fournier Wis
count Charles de Chambrun Prince de
Bearn and Count Antoine SaIa.
The absence of the German ambassador
and the Baroness Won Sternburg gave the
counselor of the legation and his wife the
Baroness Won dem Bussche-H addenhausen,
the first places. They were followed by
Major Otto Won Etzel. military attache;
Commander Hebbinghaus. naval attache
with Mime. Hebbinghaus. and the other Sec
retaries.
The British ambassador and Lady Durand
were followed by their daughter, Miss Du-
rand; Lieutenant Colonel Foster. Mrs.
Foster, Captain Dudley Rawson de Chair,
Mrs de Chair, Mr.. Herbert G. Dering, Mr..
Hugh Quincy and Mrs. w. Fl. Lee Ewart
The Swedish minister. Mr.. Grip, had only
Mr.. c. Hauge and his wife with him. The
Danish minister, Mr.. Brun was alone. The
Haitien minister and Nine. Leger had
their young niece, Miss Kathleen Bourke,
and secretary of legation. Mr.. Perceval
lnopy, with tnem. AFTER the minister OF
Costa Rica and Nine. Calvo came the Japa-
nese minister, Mr.. Takahira, who heard on
every side congratulations on his recovery
from his recent severe illness. Mr. Hioki,
Mr.. Hamhara, Mr.. Akatsuka, Mr.. Kubota
and Commander Isam Takeshita followed
their chief.
The Peruvian legation was represented by
the minister, Mr.. Calderon, Mr. Elmon and
Mr.. Alfredo Calderon; that of Belgium by
the minister. Baron Moncheur and the
Baroness Moncheur; the Siamese by the
minister. Phya Akharay Varadhara, Mr..
and Mrs Lotus; the Chilean by the minis
ter. Mr.. Walker Martinez. Nine. Walker
Martinez and Miss Walker Martinez and
Mr.. Ramirez; the Portuguese by the l. his
ter, Viscount de Alte; the Cuban by the
minister. Mr.. Quesada, Nine Quesada Mr.
and Nine. Rivero, Mr.. Calderon. etc.; the
Spanish by the minister. Mr.. Ojeda. MT
Riano and others of the staff: the Chinese
by the minister. Sir Chentung LANG Cheng.
Mr.. Chow Tszchi, Mr.. Chang Chuan. Mr..
Sun Sze-Yee, Mr. and Mrs. Yung Kwai and
others; that of Uruguay by the minister,
DR. Acevedo Diaz: the legation of Paraguay
by the minister and Mrs. Baez the legation
of the Netherlands by Jonkheer r. de Ma
rees van Swinderin and Nine van SWIM
derin, and the Bolivian by the minister and
Nine. Calderon and Miss Elena Calderon.
The minister of Panama., Mr.. Domingo de
Obaldia, and his wife, Mr.. G. G.. Arosemena
and the Misses Arosemena were followed by
the minister of Guatemala. Mr.. Jorge
Munoz, and secretary, Mr.. Alfredo de NJ.
Comes Ferreira, charge d'affaires of Bra
zil; Mr.. Veloz of Nicaragua, Mr.. Ernst
Probst of Switzerland, MIR. Teh Moo Sin of
| bert of the Dominican republic and Mr..
Perez Triana of Colombia representing
their respective countries.
Three American brides were in the diplo-
matte procession. the Viscountess de Fara-
mond. wife of the naval attache OF the