The Washington herald., 1907-04-17

I -'-e-Na- N-- - --~- ~
Herman de Lagerorantz. the newiy-ap-
pointed Minister from Sweden. who Is te
become the successor Of a. Grip. whC
was recalled last summer. is expected 70
arrive in Washington next week.
/ Considerable interest is manifested
among members OF the diplomatic corps
particularly the European ministers
owing to the unique political and eccle-
siastcal record of the new Minister, IN
having been commander OF the Salvation
/ Army OF Sweden and also having won re-
nown throughout Scandinavia as a states
man and diplomat
/ He Is a native Of Sweden and is known
to be in closest sympathy with the
Swedish rule since Norway declared her
Independence from the sovereignty Of
King oscar. The former Minister for
nearly ten years represented the twin
governments. and although he was q
native of Norway. he swore allegiance 20
! Oscar and for year continued to repre-
sent the King here. 1t was understood,
however. that political forces in Stock
holm opposed the continuation of a Nor
wegian as Swedish Minister here, which
led to Mr.. Grips withdrawal
Hon Roland Lindsay. of the British
Embassy. is TO be transferred to Paris,
and in his place viii come here Mr..
George Young as first secretary Of en-
bassy. that rank being unnlled at present,
both Mr., Lindsay and Mr.. Seeds being
second secretaries.
Lieut. Col Pederneiras. military at
tache of the Brazilian Embassy, has re-
turned 20 Washington from an extended
trip in Pennsylvania. where he has been
purchasing for his government American
steel, 10 be transported TO Brazil for the
building and fitting up Of factory for
the making of smokeless powder, which
Brazil at present imports from abroad
The Brazilian government will send 10
Hampton Roads for the jamestown Ex-
position three ships OF her navy, under
the command OF Rear Admiral BacelIar
They viii be the battle ship Riachuello.
the cruiser Barrozo, and destroyer
Tamoyo.
The Argentine government, having no
military attaehe TO represent her army
at jamestown. viii send three officers
from Argentina.
Mrs. Quaitrough. wife of Commander
Qpaitrough. T. $ N. viii leave Washing
ton next week for visit to Fort Monroe.
Gen. and Mrs. Alfred h. Bates have re-
turned 10 their apartment at the Connec-
ticut. after a trip 20 Cuba, where they
were part Of the time guests OF Gov.
Magoon at the palace in Havana
Mrs. ". F. Hancock. wife Of Mai
Hancock, who is ill with pneumonia at
the home OF her sister. Mrs. George r.
Marye is reported improving. When
sufficiently recovered. she viii 20 10 Al
lantic City To recupeTate.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt will make
the trip TO the opening Of the jamestown
Exposition in one Of the government
yachts and viii take a number OF guests
with them.
Miss Emily New WAS hostess at a chat
ing-dish party last night at her home in
Twenty-first street The party was chan
eroned by Mrs. q. +. Rogers, Of Green
field, Mass, aud others in the party were
Miss Rogers, her daughter Capt. Joseph
Tracy, L. s. N, Mrs. Tracy. Mrs Mofri-
son. the Misses Lawson. Miss Cressou
Mrs Thorndyke, Of Milwaukee: Mr. card.
idr Robert G. Ecob. and Mrs Robert
Coe.
Miss Mary southerland. daughter Of
Commander and Mrs. ". II. II. South
erland, is in Baltimore. where she is the
house guest OF Miss Elsie Blaskistone
Foard. and acted as bridesmaid for her
hostess yesterday when she became the
bride of H. Howard Ellison. of PhlIadel-
phia- Miss Brown. one OF the other
bridesmaids. entertained the party after
The rehearsal Monday evening Mrs +. FL
dredge Jordan chaperoned a party 20
Baltimore for the wedding, including Miss
Harriet Southerland, whose engagement
10 Alfred Alvarez Calderon was receutlv
announced, and Miss Pansy Boomer
Mrs. Carroll Mercer, who has been
spending some time in Washington as
the guest of Mrs. Edward MeCauley, and
later occupying an apartment in the
has returned to her home
n New York Her two young daughters. /
who We're the house guests of Miss Mar
guerite Barbour. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James +. Barbour for the Easter /
have returned to their boarding |
school near Philadelphia.
Miss Isabel Harrison Glennon. daughter
)f Commander and Mrs. Glennon, whose 4
TO Lieut.. Mathew Arthur Cross. |
L. S A. viii take place at noon to-day /
n St Thomas Church, was the guest /
IF honor at luncheon yesterday Of Miss /
Katherine Clabaugh. daughter of the /
,hief justice of the District Supreme 4
court and Mrs. H NJ. Clabaugh. who 4
viii be the maid of honor Invited to /
nee; Mss Giennon were the bridesmaids.
Miss Louise Scribner, Miss Grace Allen. !
Miss Sadie Murray, and Miss Virginia /
Oorance. Later In the afternoon, after 4
he rehearsal of the wedding, Miss Sadie
Murray entertained the entire bridal ]
,arty AT a delightful afternoon tea.
Lieut. Cross gave his bachelor dinner /
asst night-entertaining the officers who /
viii be his ushers, and some other men.
The Misses Forst are the guests Of their
brother, Mr.. Leo Forst. of 1929 I street.
DR.. and Mrs. Needham will be at home
IN Saturday evening, April 20. and the
saturday following To the members of
he faculty of the George Washington
and their wives
Miss Mary Mildred Cain and Mr. Joseph
iarvey Cain gave a dance Saturday even
ng at their parents home. THE Pines"
a the Catholic University Grounds
'rOokiand. The parlors of the house were
with palms, flowers. flags. and
ennants Of the AlOysius Club. Catholic
University, and Holy Cross. McCarthy's
orchestra furnished music for the dane
In NJ