The Washington times., 1905-09-13
ITAl IAN AMBASSADOR
Is HELD TO HIS POST
Critical Condition of Countrymen in Yellow Fever Dis
trict CompeIs His Remaining in Washngton-Will
Join the Baroness Soon.

Baron Mayor des Planches, the Ital-
ian ambassador is the only diplomat
with this rank now in Washington, nav
ing been called here and kept here for
the past three weeks by the critical con-
ditions surrounding his countrymen in
the yellow fever districts OF New Or
leans He has as company at the en-
bassy Signor Centaro and Prof An
tonic Ravaioli, commercial delegate
They spend their spare time in driving
about the city and in entertaining the
Italian tourists who chance TO pass
| through the city.
Baron Mayor des Planches VIII JOIN
the baroness in Europe, where she went
in July, leaving this country in Novem-
Der. He will return with the baroness
in January This viii open up the
home Of the diplomatic dean for the So
cial season. and society surely never
had more brilliant leader.
| Lieut. Carlo Phster, naval attaehe;
| Signor Montagna. Signor Borghetti,
and Count Mani, all attaches of the
| Italian embassy, are still at Manchester
where summer headquarters were es-
| tabrshed early in the season
Leo VogeI. the Swiss minister who
went abroad early in August, viii re-
turn 10 Washington next month A de
Pury. the charge daffaires of the lega-
tion, will return in about ten days and
will make his winter home at the High
| lands.
Mrs. Roosevelt with Miss Ethel and
her son. Kermit. arrived in New York
on the Sylph Monday for few days
shopping They witnessed the perform
ance at the Hippodrome Monday night,
accompanied by friends.
| Assistant Attorney General and Mrs.
| Louis A. Pradt. who sailed for Europe
the first of July. are row in Paris and
expect 10 return TO Washington very
soon.
Miss Sue Peterson has returned TO
Washington after spending the summer
at Virginia Beach.
| Miss Holmes Paulding, of this city,
! is spending the week with Commander
| and Mrs Charles Laird, at the navy
yard in Norfolk, Va
Titus Uikey. VINO has been spending
some time at Virginia Beach, has re-
turned to Washington
D
Loud have returned TO this city after
spending some days in Atlantic City.
Miss Olive Butler Morrison. whose
marriage to Ernest Ottmeil Poster
Waud. of London, will take place Sep
tember 26 at ST Johns Protestant Epis-
copal Church. has as her guests Miss
Beatrice ellison. of Boston; Miss Mary
Merritt Crawford. of New York. and
Miss Louise Powelson, OF New York, all
college friends of Miss Morrison, who
graduated a few years ago from Cor
nell Mr.. Waud is also n graduate of
Cornell. and though ne is an English
man he makes New York his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. De Mol. whose
marriage took place last Saturday. are
registered at the Chalfonte. Atlantic
City
Mrs. Thomas G. Bourne has returned
to the city from a summer sojourn at
the Roycrcft Inn. East Aurora. Lake
Erie. y. Y. and an extended triI
through Canada.
The following Washingtonians are reg
istered in New York today:
]. NJ. Hanford C. c. Hazleton, ]. X
Heyle. r HinGkley Ii HOLMES. a. "
Poole, J. i. Preston, j. p. Prince, S
R,tchie. p. Taylor. G. c. Todd, v. S
bowen. NJ. f. Dandforth, G. G. FlenneE
C z. Frazier, +; Gates. {. Johnson, }
&. Sheehy. G. F. Timms, w. w. Traugh
: j. S. Williams. w. G; Wilmarth. c. II
Poor c. j. lockwood, o. G. Reynolds
". il. Siater. r T.. Sullivan, &. {
p Williams, II. 5. WeyL
Miss GLADYS O'DOnnel and Mrs
Robert Hinckley are among the Wash
0 iugton people registered IN P&rls TO-DAY
= Mrs. George T.. Probest, OF WalbroolS
Paitfmore is visiting DR.. and Mrs. Lit