The Washington herald., 1907-05-22

at White House--Dinner to Ambas-
sador and Mrs. bryce.
After his return from Mount Vernon.
the Duke of Abruzzi was the guest OF
honor at dinner last evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson, on
Massachusetts avenue. Among others
who attended the dinner were the Italian
Ambassador, Baron Mayor des Planches.
the counselor of the Embassy, Signor
Montagna; Lieut.. Negrotto. aid 10 the
duke; the Postmaster General and Mrs
Meyer, the Admiral of the Navy. George
Dewey; Rear Admiral and Mrs. Terry,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cowles. Repre-
sentative and Mrs Nicholas Longworth.
Third Assistant Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Huntington Wilson, and Representa-
tive Gfllett.
The French Ambassador and Mime Jus
serand We're dinner hosts at the embassy
last night, Their guests were the Brazil
ian Ambassador and Nine. Nabuco, the
Mexican Ambassador and Nine. Creel. the
Swedish Minister and Nine de Lager
erantz, the Portuguese charge d'affaires
and Nine. Arenas de Lima. Justice and
Mrs. Day. Mr. and Mrs. S y. d. North.
the Assistant Secretary Of State and Mrs
Bacon, the Mexican Minister 10 Cuba and
Nine. Godoy. the counselor of the Bra
lillian Embassy and Nine. Gurgel do
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bassy, the naval attache OF the French
Embassy and Nine de Blanpre and Mr.
Ekengren, Of the Swedish legation.
Mr., Lindsay and Mr. Seeds, Of the Brit
ish Embassy. who keep bachelors hall in
N street, were hosts az a delightful little
luncheon yesterday when their guests
were the British Ambassador and Mrs
Bryce, Lady Evelyn Grey daughter Of the
governor general Of Canada, and house
guest at the embassy. and the Assistant
Attorney General and Mrs Cooley.
The Misses Patten entertained NJ lunch
con yesterday al their home in Massachu-
setts avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Nicholas Longworth have
returned to Washington and are stopping
at the White House They Will remain at
Mrs Longworth's old home until after the
President and Mrs Roosevelt return from
Pine Knot. their country place i'm Virginia.
Mrs Longworth has Just returned from a
visit with her grandfather and grand
mother Mr. and Mrs. Lee. at their home
In BrOokline. Mass.
The naval attacha Of the British EN-
bassy and Mrs Ryan left the Capital
yesterday for a tour Of the country
through the West. Their first objective
point will be Colorado Springs. After
their travels through the States Capt.
and Mrs Ryan will sail for England and
he will be followed here by some other
naval attache, so that Washington society
bade farewell yesterday 10 these Young
people who have been popular here.
The Vicomtess de Martel. wife Of the
third secretary Of the French Embassy.
will leave the Capital to-day for New
York. and will sail Thursday on the
Provence Of France. where she will Join .
her mother and infant daughter
The Vicomte de Nartel will remain IN /
this country a month or SO longer.
Vlcomte de Chambrun. Of the French I
Embassy. left town yesterday and will /
sail for France in a day or two on leave |
Of absence.
The Norwegian Minister and Nine. /
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legation i'm Rhode Island avenue to-day. I
They will leave June for the North. but I.
have not yet decided upon a place TO To- /
cate.
The Austrian Ambassador. Baron Hen
gelmuller. returned TO the embassy yes
tarday from a weeks visit In New York. |
Baron Ambrozy. counselor of the Aus /
trian Embassy, is making a short visit F..
IN New York, and will return here Thurs /
day
The naval attache Of the Brazilian En- /
bsssv. Mr.. Raider de Aquno. has gone 4
20 Old Point Comfort. in company with /
the Brazilian officers. who have returned /
to their ships at Hampton Roads.
Apropos Of the dinner the Brazilian Am
bassador. y Nabuco. gave his country
men. il is said by diplomats who were
there. and who have been accredited to
this post for years and attended many
formal state dinners, that spevar have
thev been present at a more delightful
and altogether interesting
dinner than that of last Saturday The
decorations were beautiful. the company
most distinguished. in appearance as well .
as rank and achievement. and the
speeches marked by a wonderful flow Of
oratOry.
Miss Florence Lee Hoffman, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hoffman, ar
rived here Monday night after an absence
II eighteen months spent in Europe. Miss
Hoffman will be married Saturday. June
!, TO Mr.. Thomas R. Weymouth, of Oil
city, Pa.
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard
we're invited to their residence yesterday
afternoon at 4:S0 to be present at the
christening CT their infant son. The cere-
uony was performed by Rev Father Lee
IF ST. Mathews Church. The baby is
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