The Washington herald., 1907-05-07

The italian Ambassador. Baron Mayor
des Planches. and the counselor of the
embassy signor Montagna, with the
naval attache. Lieut.. Carlo Phster, have
returned TO Washington from Norfolk,
where they went to meet the Duke of
Abruzzi, who is in command of the Italian
ships al the jamestown Exposition. The
duke has accepted the Ambassadors in
vitation TO come TO Washington as a guest
OF the embassy, and he has also accepted
an invitation from the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt 10 dine at the White House
May 10. The President and Mrs. Roose-
Welt will give large dinner that night.
at which they will entertain his royal
highness the Duke of Abruzzi and the
admiral of the Japanese feet.
The Argentine ship sent to the James
town Exposition arrived at Washington
yesterday morning and was welcomed
with the salute customary to the rank of
an admiral The vessel is in command OF
Admiral Moneta, who Was met on his
arrival here by Senor PorteIa, the Argen-
tine Minister, who will give some social
junction IN honor OF his countryman.
From now on until some time in June
Washington will be entertaining foreign
officers, as all the navies Of the world
will send their war ships to the exposi-
uoni and, being 50 near 1t is but natural
that the officers In command Of the yari-
Gus vessels should come 70 the Capital Of
the country.
The British Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
are contemplating another visit TO the
Jamestown Exposition. and will leave
within the next fortnight.
Miss Grace Potter, OF New York. who
is a visitor at the jamestown Exposition,
will come to Washington on her way
home and will be a guest at the White
House. Miss Lucy Margaret Roosevelt.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Emlen R0ose-
Welt, will also be a guest at the White
House this week.
Mrs. Fremont. wife of Capt. John C.
Fremont, Raval attache Of the American
Embassy in Paris. viii sail for home this
month with her two daughters. owing to
the recent death Of a relative, however.
they viii take no active part IN society.
Washington viii be glad To welcome them
back. nevertheless, for Mrs. Fremont and
her daughters are all popular here.
Miss Laura Carlisle, who spent the win
ter abroad. has returned and joined her
mother and sister. Miss Jane Carlisle, al
,F sF- Fr.tB
Secretary Of the Treasury They are in
mourning for their grandmother, Mrs.
John c. Carlisle. and, Therefore are seen
but little in society at present
Mrs. John G. Foster is arranging an
early departure for Europe, as she will
accompany her husband. the former See
retary Of State, who is TO represent China
at the peace conference at The Hague
On their return they will occupy their cot
tage at Henderson Harbor
Miss Gwendoiyn Cummings. Of Brook
line, Mass. sailed last week with the
American Minister to Norway and Mrs.
Herbert II. d. Peirce, for Norway Miss
Cummings was presented 10 Washington
society by her aunt, Mrs. Peirce, and
spent a winter mere.
Mrs John L. Gibson, Miss Flora Gibson,
and Dr. Frank Z. Gibson are at the Hotel
ChamberllH Old Point Comfort, for a
stay Of several weeks.
The marriage of Miss Pearl s. Craig
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John g. Craig
of Baltimore. TO Mr. Calvin Grant Church
OF the Bureau of Chemistry. Washington
took place yesterday at the home OF the
brides parents in Baltimore. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. DR. Robert
P. Kerr. pastor of Northminster Presby-
teTian Church, in the presence Of the
members Of the two immediate families
Mrs Henry TToin. Of this city was
matron of honor, and Or. Norris
Straughn, also Of this city, best man.
Among the Easter honors announ ced
yesterday at St Petersburg, Baron
Rosen, the Russian Ambassador TO the
United States, received the order Of tn,
White Eagle. and Baron de Siebert
second secretary Of the Russian Embassy
a Washington, was decorated with tae
order of St. Anne of the third class NJ.
Pokotloff the Russian Minister TO China