The Washington times., 1905-07-03
!. IN TIE CIRCLE OF SOCIETY," y
VON STERNBURGS
Off FOR GERMANY
After Three Months Stay
VIII Come to LenoX.

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VIII Come to LenoX. |
SENIOR VEL0Z AT CAPE MAY |
Kaiser Wilhelm Dimes With Wander
bilts-SrItan of Turkey Gives
Senator Bacon a Vase.
Baron Won Sternburg. the German am
bassador. and Baroness Won Sternburg,
viii sail from New York on the Bremen
Thursday, and will spend three months
at their home in Germany. Upon their
return to this country. they VIII go for
the last Of the season to Lenox, where
the summer embassy is located
Senor Veloz. charge daftaires of Ven
ezuela, has taken q cottage Sat Cape May
for the season. He and his family are
there new.
Emperor William took dinner yester-
their steam yacht, North Star. at Traye-
munde.
Another imposing entertainment OF
yesterday-Sunday entertaining is, popu-
lar abroad-was the garden party given
by the President and Nine. Loubet. at
the Elysee. when all of the diplomats,
and the most prominent members OF
parliamelt, the cabinet and society peo-
pie attended.
The Sultan of Turkey, who has been
bestowing much attention upon Senator
Bacon, of Georgia, in the last few days,
has presented him with 2 valuable porce-
lain vase.
Baron Won dem Bussche Haddenhau-
sen, counselor of the German embassy,
and Baroness Won dem Bussche Had
denhausen, entertained at luncheon yes
terday at Lenox.
An interesting luncheon party al
Shadow Brook yesterday was composed
of Baron Won dem Bussche Hadden-
hausen, counselor of the German EN-
bassy. ana Baroness Won dem Busscht
Haddenhausen, the counselor of tht
| Austrian embassy and Baroness Giskra
Major Won Etzel, ard Mr.. Rubido-Zichy
Justice Rufus w. Peckham and Mis-:
Peckham have engaged rooms at th'
Ocean House, Watch Hill. r. l., for th'
| season
| Other prominent Washington peopl
at Watch Hill are Assistant Attorne.
General Charles II. Robb and family
who will stay at the Larkin- Assistan
| Secretary OF the Navy Thomas H New
berry. of Detroit. who succeeds MI
| Darling, and his family will occup
| Red Top, one OF the most attractIe
| places abous Watch Hill, for the sea
SON
John F. Brice. son of the late Senate
Calvin Brice, will spend the sutnne nm.
with his sisters at the Joseph +. Ston
villa. in Bellevue avenue, Newport II
is an expert tennis player
tciay for New York. whence she wi
| sail for Galveston, Tex, her Iorne
home. to spend the summer with ne
mother. She will be accompanied D
. her two children
Goldsmith Sigmund, who has bee
| travelling through the West as Iar OF
as the Coast for the past four month
| was met by Arthur O- NSnlhc5cia " a
, has been touring the West Tor fol
| weeks. and together they returned
town Saturday
Samuel Edeistein and Louis Cohen a.
: spending the Fourth OF July hoiidays
2 Atlantic City.
Mrs. A. Brylawski, of Cincinna
street, Is in Philadelphia for sno
stay
Mrs. Nelson willard. of Memphis,
the gllest of her aunt. Mrs. w. H. Lo4
! | OF Brookland, d. c.
Miss Susie Pitcher, of Georgetown.
| sDending the summer AT virginia Beac
e Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gillis. the form
q | of the Treasury Department, left was
: ington today for Mississippi, where III
: will yigi- the family of Mrs Giliis, ne
Natchez Mr.. Gillis Will be absent fro
the city for a month, but Mrs Gil
a will remain some weeks longer.
Mrs. Philander Knox was the que
of hono.' at luncheon given Saturd
by Mrs. Henry Bull at her count
home at Sewickley Heights, Pittsburg
II FOURTH OF JULY
i CHILDREN'S PART
- A charming Fourth of July vaudeyi