The Washington herald., 1907-11-02

The British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce.
who have spent the summer at Int,-vale.
y r., returned early Yesterday after
noon to the embassy IN Connecticut
avenue. They left their summer home
about a week ago. and have been motor
ing down TO their destination here. stop
ping en- route at several places. among
them Princeton, where Prof, Bryce made
an address.
The embassy has all been done, over
new. particular attention having been
given TO the drawing rooms, which have
been renovated in style TO correspond
with the ballroom. which was done two
years ago. The coIoring is white and
green the wallis being finished with
panels carved with designs OF fruit and
flowers Columns Of cement Stimulating
marble further add to the decorative
scheme. The hangiugs ana furnishing
are of olive green. The Ambassador and
Mrs. Bryce have now been I'm this country
long enough to have long list of friends
and acquaintance. and they contemplate
entertaining extensively this season. The
military attache Lieut.. Col. James and
Iutervale arrived yesterday.
Mrs. Grant Watson and her infant son
viii join Mr.. Watson on Tuesday next
The new attacue of the embassr. Mr.
Howard William Henuard. is due 10 New
York on Saturday. and viii come direct
ly here 20 join the embassy staff A-.
Kennard. whose diplomatic service dftcs
from 1901, has been accredited To several
important posts. He served some time in
Rome. He is a young and attractive
bachelor. and promises 10 be an acquisi-
uu to Washington society.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Willard IT,
Br0wus0n. who have been staying az the
Grafton. viii be permanently located here
this winter. have taken The Andrews
house. and moved in yesterday
Tie Third Secretary Of the French En-
hassy, the Yiscouut de NI5rtel and the
Viscountess De MIrtel have. taken the
Hoffman house, 1871 y street for the
/ season.
Mr. Sydney e.. Love and Mrs. Love. 0f
New York and Newport who We're re-
Gently married, are spending a part OF
their honeymoon at the New Willard.
where they arrived q few days ago.
The japanese Ambassador is now in
/ New York. a0E viii remain there to
celebrate the Emperor'e -iNty-frst birth
day The Emperors natal day actually
fails ou sunday. and the Ambassador viii
return to Washington iu time 90 cele-
hrata the event at the embassy also.
/ The Ambassador and the Viscouutess
/ Aotd vii give dinner Sunday evening
In hot"r of the day.
Others. returning on the steamer from
Eurort' Thursday with Mrs. Letter. he-
sides IL Joseph Letter. We're Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Hague and Mr. and Mrs
Seth Barton French.
Mrs, James Mcmillan. who. as usual
spent the summer az Eagle Head. her
country site ON the North Shore OF Mas
saehusetts. is now in New York
/ Mr. and Mrs. Larz Anderson are ou
| their way 90 Washington from their place
/ iu Erookiiue. Mass. They are stopping at
present u New York
/ Mrs Audenraid has opened her home iu
Vermont avenue for the season.
/ Mrs Foraker ard Hiss Foraker have
returned 60 their home, in Sixteenth
street. for the winter. Mrs. Foraker
spent most of the summer with Senator
Foraker iu the West. while Miss Foraker
I was summeriug with Mrs. Francis King
Wainwright another daughter of Senator