The Washington times., 1906-08-15
BARON KROUPENSKY
LATEST DIPLOMAT
May Join Members of Rus
sian Embassy Staff
at Once.
COLLEAGUES AT MAGNOLIA
Was Accompanied on Trip Across At
lantie by Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory
Wilenkin.

| Baron Kroupeusky recently appointed
counselor of the Russian Embassy. and
/ the first diplomat to hold that position
I I'm connection with the Russian Embassy
! here who arrived I'm New York yestcr-
day on board the Kaiser Wilhelm II from
Bremen, viii probably join the embassy
STAFF at Magnolia. Gregory Wlenkin,
financial agent for Russia, who with his
charming wife. contributed much to the
enjoyment Of social life for several sea-
sons past, also returned by tho same
shin.
Prince Nicolas Koudnchen who sue
eeeded Mr. Hansen as frat secretary. IL
at Magnolia with the ambassador and
ether members of the STAFF, and Mr..
WnenlIin, may accompany Baron KrOu-
pensky there.
Senator William A. Clark Of Montana
sailed from New York yesterday on
board the CaroHia Of the Cunard Line.
for Liverpool, and VIII not return 10
Washington until the last Of November
or the first OF December.
Mrs. John Rogers recently gave onr OF
the pretuest card PARTIES enjoyed at the
White Sulphur Springs this season, Be
fore her marriage Mrs. Rogers was Miss
Tina Speed. of Louisville Ky. and her
guests of honor were her sister, Mrs.
II. z. Mcdonald and Mrs Charles Pet
tet, Of the same city. The first prize was
"a handsome green vase and was won by
Mrs. pettet and tie second. red vase.
was won hy Mrs. GoIdsborough, OF this
city.
Miss Nina Funey. who was recently
the guest Of Mrs. w IT, VeuabIe at the
Wlloughby Club. Norfolk. Va, has re-
turned 10 her home III this city.
Mrs. J. L. Thompson. of Norfolk, Va.
is spending some time with friends in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Huer. Of 6l7 x street
northwest. viii celebrate the hfueth an
uIversary OF their marriage Sunday. Au-
gust 70, from 6 10 10 p. M. when they
viii De pleased TO see their friends. No
cards.
Mrs. Lillian Richards leaves the city
today for "a visit 90 Cape May. She VIII
be gone several weeks.
Huntington Wilson. Third Assistant
Secretary of State returned 20 Wash
iugton Monday night from "a weeks va
cation AT NarraEausett Pier and resumed
his work az the State Department yes
teTday.
Miss NoIie Window. of Forest Glen.
Md, and Miss MathuIe BrahIer. Of
Washington. are spending a few weeks
al Atlantic City
Miss Alice r. Hutchinson will leave
the city today for an extensive trip.
which viii last until after the first week
in September. Miss Hutchinson is first
going TO Albany. n. Y. from there 10
ottawa. Canada. and from there to Ran
dOlph. Vt
Miss Susie Dean is spending her vaca- {
ton at Colonial Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Gusdorf viii ceIe- /
brate their golden wedding on Sunday .
august lS, when they VIII Doe pleased 20 /
receive their friends from 10 II p m, [
at Freund's Hall. SIS Tenth street north .
west. No cards.
p. J. Cohen. of 1854 Wisconsin avenue !
northwest. left Washington Sunday for /.
Atlantic City.
Another jolly party from Kentucky (
arrived in Washington Yesterday after I
making visits to different cities on the F.
way here, their last stopping place be- /
ing Atlantic. city. They are Miss Isle /
Bird Miss Sarah SOolng. Miss Fran /
ces Maddox, Miss Loretta Minor. VIII
liam Hanna Philemon Bird. and J. HUI
Der Maddox. While ia this city they
are at the Ebbitt House.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. F. Mills. Of 1881 Yer /
mont avenue. viii leave the city today
for New York. making the trip by wa (
ter and stopping In Norfolk on their ,
way.
Mrs. Fisher. Of Lamont street. Will
leave the city today for Kennebunk
Beach where she viii spend the re-