The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20

Special to The Journal.
Washington, May 19.-The diplo-
matte circle is about evenly divided
as to whether it's summer vacation shall
be spent in this country or abroad. In
many cases the European contingent
and be back here for the Newport or
the Lenox and Bar Harbor seasons.
The. 3Spanisb-speaking representatives
are all bound for Rio Janeiro. The Brit
ish ambassador, who has already sailed,
accompanying his young niece back
home, does not contemplate a lengthy
stay. Lady Durand and Miss Durand
will leave shortly for Lenox, where
they have passed several pleasant sum
people and their pastimes.
The Austrian ambassador and Nine.
Hengelmuller are also going north for
the summer and are now on a weeks
end visit with the Vanderbilts at Hyde
Park, N. Y. 'E
The German ambassador and Baron
ess, Won Sternberg were abroad last
summer, but have leased a place at
Beverly Farms, Mass, for the coming
season. ..- .r '.-t#a.E
The Mexican ambassador and Nine.
de Casasus, accompanied by their chill
dren, will sail for Paris Thursday and
will remain abroad for the summer and
early fall. I Fl, 1851 -.
The Brazilian ambassador will return
to his own country for the pan-Amer-
lean conference in Rio Janeiro.
The French ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand are likely to include a short
stay in France for their summer va
cation. @z.5.s 49,
The Italian embassy will make it's.
summer home at, MISUNDERSTANDING
Sea. !SignorL Montague, the charge
d'affaires, will close the embassy here
at the adjournment of congress. .
The Japanese ambassador, Viscount
AOkl, is, of course, such a recent ar
rival that summer plans have been
hardly discussed.
The Russian ambassador and Baron
ess Rosen have taken the. Coolidge
place at Magnolia, Mass, and will go
there next month. .-- ~~i
The Belgian minister and Baroness
Moncheur have leased at Hamilton,
Mass, on the North Shore, the villa
of the American ambassador to Russia,
which is situated near the Myopia Hunt
club, the rendezvous for the riders of
the shore. ...-..E ....
The first secretary Of the Belgian
legation and Nine. Delcoign will sail
for Europe the latter part Of this
month. -
Baron. and Baroness Won dem Bussche
VIII SOON Sail LOT Europe, Ine 11uesS %
the latter, which prevented an earlier
departure, having satisfactorily yielded.
The Chilean minister and Nine. Wal
ker-Martinez and family are already
abroad, and may not return for a year.
Nine. Leger, wife Of the Haytien
minister, and her ~nieces, the Misses
Bourke, are to return shortly from a
visit to Haiti, when the family plans
for the summer will be settled. - .
= Tho porcian oipictar = Eono,a1G MGR
teza Khan, may go abroad'for the sum
mer, altho his plans are as yet un-
settled. His constantly-increasing circle
of friends makes the capital a pleasant
place to him. ~ .
The marriage Of Senior Don Luis Pas.
tor, the charge d'affaires Of Spain, and
Miss Constance Lee Of Baltimore next
n%ection with the nuptials of King Al,
rfonso and Princess Ena.
The minister of Norway and Nine
Hauge are likely to have a cottage al
Newport for the summer. -, ~ ".r.
Miss Mabel Hume will be among the
bridesmaids to attend Miss Margaret
Louise Magee of Pittsburg at her mar
rage to Baron Riedl de Reidenau Of
the Austrian embassy at Rome. June E
Mrs. james Werner Seattle will be hel
oIoCS1~ oo1oh VI hohO1, LIZ ChC
maids will be Misses Hume, Marion
Clark, Cornelia Hersh McKnig ht ant
G~enevieve, Hall Of Ridgwav. The me1
Of the party will include Baron Reide
nau's former colleagues in diplomats
circles here. Baron Reidenau is now Ell
route to New York from Italy.
| The announcement Of the engage
ment Of Miss Kathleen Clayton, daugh
ter of the former ambassador to Mex
leo and Mrs. Powell Clayton, and Gran
i large circle of friends. Mr.. Duff, VIII,
is a son of the late Sir Mountstuar
. Eliphinstone Grant Duff, the noted orr
entalist, is acting British charg
$ d'affaires at Darmstadt, and has re
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