The Washington herald., 1907-06-09
Social and Personal

Yard young officers used TO single her
out and ask their friends 10 present them
to Miss Roosevelt"
Mrs. Williams returned 20 New York
Friday and will again meet Capt. Will
Jams, who is equally as popular as Mrs.
Williams, at Fort Monroe From there
they will go on TO Boston. as the Illinois
is to be stationed there a few weeks at
the CharlestOwn Navy Yard.
a number of Washington officials and
members Of the diplomatic corps will
go down TO Old Point for the festivities.
Among those who have already gone are
the Netherlands Minister and Nine. van
Swinderen, who will dine tonight with
Gen. and Mrs Fred Grant at the Cham
berlin ct Old Point.
on the Mayfiower with the Secretary Of
the Navy and Mrs. Metcalf were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Vanderbilt, who entertained
Secretary and Mrs Metcalf at a house
party at Biltmore this spring.
Others who accompanied Secretary and
Mrs Metcalf TO jamestown are the Post
master General and Mrs. George Won J..
Never. the Misses Never. Miss Chab0t
and Mr.. Victor Metcalf
This week will see the closing of the
White House. for beginning with the
visit 10 jamestown. on Georgia Day. the
President. whose mother was a Georgian,
and Mrs. Roosevelt VIII begin the break
ing up Of their establishment here. On
enough to collect such Lares and Penates
as they intend taking to oyster Bay, and
viii then go on directly 10 their summer
home. Sycamore Hill
The Presidents secretary. Mr. Loeb.
and his wife and baby. little Billy Loeb.
viii also leave town Wednesday and go
to Oyster Bay that the former may be
on hand 10 conduct the work of the
President.
Representative and Mrs. Longworth will
spend their summer in Cincinnati. at the
Longworth home. and in travelling, their
especial destination being Alaska, where
they will probably be about a month.
The Brazilian Embassy is already
closed, Nine. Nabuco and her children
sailing from New York yesterday The
British Embassy viii pull down its cur
tajns and board up its windows and
doors this week. and the staff move en-
masse To lntervale. y. II. The Ambassa-
dor leaves tomorrow for the Middle
West and on his return will so directly
from the West 20 New Hampshire Mr
and Mrs Grant Watson will stop of at
Bristol. R. l., to visit her parents. Mr
and Mrs, William Low, Of Brooklyn,
y. Y.
The Hon. Roland Lindsay. Of the Brit
ish Embassy. viii leave this country fin
July for England. and viii be transferred
to some other post. possibly Paris. and IN
his place here viii come Mr.. George
Young as first secretary Of embassy.
The Austro-Hmgarian Ambassador.
Baron Hengelmuller, has gone to New
York. where the fort.eth anniversary Of
the coronation Of the Emperor Francis
Joseph as King Of Hungary was cele-
brated by high mass at st. Stephen
Church there. yesterday.
Baron HengelmuIler was accompanied
by NJ Scent Iyany. Of the embassy staff
Here in Washington. Baron Ambrozy,
counselor Of the Austvo-Hungarian En-
bassy. did honor to the day by enter
tanning at luncheon at his home, at 1916
jefferson place. The chief guest Of the
luncheon was Mgr. OConnelL Potted
blooming shrubs ornamented the attrac-
tive reception rooms and sweet peas the
luncheon table
A well-attended and enthusiastic meet
ing Of those persons interested in the or
ganization Of the Montgomery Country
Club was held in Rockville. at the home
Of Mr.. Thomas N. Talbot. Friday. II
is proposed 20 utilize what is known as
the Wocdlawu property, with its eXtcn-
sive grounds. to construct a golf course,
tennis courts. and croquet grounds, and
to furnish the first floor Of the main
building on the property with a view t1
amusement and entertainment.
Tie interest already displayed in the
enterprise by the large number Of promi-
nent people in the community indicates
that the undertaking as now planned Will
be successful The meeting was called
10 order by DIT. George f. Lewis. as
chairman. and Mr.. Edwin Hege was ap-
pointed secretary. After several little
talks, the following committees were ap-
pointed and directed to report on Thurs
day. the 18th instant.
Constitution and by-laws-Mr. Thomas
n Talbot. Mr.. John Brewer, Mr.. Edwin
HeEe DR.. Finley. and DR.. Reyerdy
Stewart
Expense Incident 20 organization and
mainteuance-Dr. George Z. Lewis. Mr.
/ Charles Jones. Mrs. Otho Talbot, Mr.
/ Russell Brewer. Mrs. Thomas VI. Talbot
| Mrs Hazel Cashell. and Miss Finley.
Membership-Mr. Ralph F. Jones, Mrs
Harry Dawson. Mr.. William II. West
/ Mrs. Reverdy Stewart. Prof. W. y
Holmes. Miss Eliza Choate. Dr. Barrett