Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-09

and were in New York for the opening Of
the opera season. The newcomers to the
staff of the embassy are the first secretary,
Count Herman Won HatZfeldt- Wfldenburg
and Prince yer Lynar. third secretary The
naval attache and Frau Hebbinghaus the
military attache and Frau korner are also
here.
The British Ambassador and Lady Durand
are much sought after by their friends for
farewell courtesies and will have many
pleasant memories of this kind to carry
away with them. Mr.. Esme Howard, re-
Gently named counsellor of embassy, and
his wife, Lady Isabella Howard, have not
vet arrived Capt. Ryan, naval attache,
and Mrs Ryan are housekeeping at 2O2S
Columbia road and Mr.. H. A. Grant Wat
son and Mrs. Watson have the house 1903
22d street.
The Brazilian ambassador and Madame
Nabuco are also observing mourning re-
tirement The new naval attache OF the
Brazilian embassy, Lieut.. Commander Rad
Ter de Aquino, and Madame de Aqulno nave
gone to housekeeping. Two other interest
ing couples In the embassy personnel, Lieut.
Col de Pederneiras and wife, and Mr.. and
Madame Chermont are also back again.
The Russian ambassador and baroness
Rosen have already resumed their hospi-
talities. Their daughter. Baroness Eliza
beth Rosen, is still busy with her books
and kindred duties
Senior Don Balbino Davalos is in charge
of the Mexican embassy until the coming
of an ambassador to succeed Mr.. CasaSus.
Senior and Sonora Davalos have taken the
house 1431 21st street. Senior Canseco, the
second secretary, Is still here. Senior Don
Manuel Landa Berriozabal third secretary.
and Sonora de Landa Berriozabal are at
141O NJ street.
The Japanese ambassador and Viscountess
Aoki have now the large residence 1871 K
street and are expected to take leading
part in the winters Inequalities.
The early departure of Mr.. A. Grip, the
Swedish minister. will make Mr.. Constantin
| 10 triC
The Haytin minister and Nine. Leger,
who have been in mourning, will resume
their social activity in the new year. They
have been joined at their pleasant legation
home on Rhode Island avenue by their
niece Miss Bourke, the elder sister of tho
Misses Louise and Kathleen Bourke, who
spent last year with their uncle and aunt
Miss Bourke is, however. in deep mourn
ing by the death Of her father last summer.
The Costa Rican minister and Senior Cal
yo and Senorita Calvo are back at the same
residence on 18th street which they have
occupied for several years
The minister of Nicaragua. Mr.. Corea, is
in his own country, but will be back In
Washington by New Year.
The Belgian minister and Baroness Mon
cheur are in mourning by the death of the
daughter of the former.
The charge d'affaires of the Samese le-
CATION is also in mourning. and the Chilean
legation Is In charge of Senior Don Alberto
Joachim, the first secretary.
The Chinese minister is another who Is
Observing a strict mourning retirement, &C.
casioned by the death Of his mother.
The Cuban minister and Nine. Quesada
are at the Raleigh this winter.
The minister of Paraguay is still absent.
The Netherlands minister and Nine. van
Swinderen reopened their M street legation
some weeks ago after visit at the subur-
| ban home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Glover and
| the summer abroad. The minister of Be-
| livia and Nine. Calderon and Miss Calderon
have an exceedingly pleasant home in the
18th street house they now OCCUPY and
which Mr.. CaIderon purchased last spring.
The Persian minister, Gen. Morteza Khan.
spent his vacation this fall travelling In
Canada and the northwest and returned
/ several weeks ago to his interesting home
| on 10th street The ministers Of the Argen-
| tine Republic Salvador, Guatemala and
Spain are absent. Mr.. Pastor and his bride,
| who was Miss Constance c. Lee OF Balti-
more, have charming home at 1921 Q
street which has already been the scene of
much quiet entertaining The Peruvian min
| lister and Madame de Pardo are established
| for the winter at 2131 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. The minister of Norway and Madame
Hauge after a visit to the formers country
are now at the Willard until the completion
OF their commodious new home. The new
| minister Of Ecuador and Sonora Carlo and
their trio of attractive young daughters
have many old and new friends In this city.
The new minister OF Colombia and Sonora
de Cortes began their formal dinner giving
| last night in their home, 1912 Dist street.
The marriage is announced in Fort Worth,
Texas. OF Miss Peach" Crandall and Edwin
E. Weise of Chicago. IN. Mrs. Weise is
all in WaShinOfnn having