The Washington herald., 1907-10-29

The Russian Ambassador and the Bar
oness Rosen entertained a party OF
friends last night at the Belasco Theater.
to see Brown of Harvard" In the
company were the Peruvian Minister and
Nine. Pardo. who have lately returned
from Observation-Disclosures Herr Won
Radowitz. second secretary of the Ger
man Embassy, and Prince Koudacheff.
Of the Russian Embassy.
Herr Won Radowitz was host at A
delightful little luncheon at his home in
r street yesterday, complimentary TO the
three visiting balloonists. Capt Hide
brand. Baron Hugo Won, Abercron. and
Herr Hans Heidermann. Invited to meet
them. among others, were Mai Korner
and Herr Won Shubert, Of the German
Embassy.
Mr. and Mrs John r. Mclean were
host and hostess for fifty guests yester-
Gay at Friendship, their country place.
They had as their guests, among others.
the Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs. Net
calf, Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Huntington Wilson. the Russian
Ambassador and the Baroness Rosen.
and Prince Koudacheff. Of the Russian
Embassy, with Herr Won Radowitz. Of
the German Embassy.
Mrs. Herbert Parsons will remain for
another week at Stoneover farm at
LenOx. but the Misses Parsons will leave
Stoneover Tuesday.
Mrs. John Hay is now in New York.
after spending the summer in New
Hampshire and the Hay residence in
Washington is being put in readiness for
the occupancy Of the family, which Will
arrive the latter part of this week. Mrs.
Hay will not be accompanied by either
Of her daughters upon her return to the
city, but viii probably have them with
her later in the autumn
Senior Anioal Cruz Diaz. the newly ap-
pointed Minister from Chile will arrive
in New York November :. and will come
directly 20 Washington. He will be met
and escorted here by the secretaries Of
the legation; Seniors Yoacham and Sail
mas. Senior Dias. does not come 10 this
new post as a stranger. having served
here in the legation fourteen years ago
when he was secretary under the present
President Of Chile, who was then minis
ter from tina. country.
The Second Secretary of the Brazilian
Embassy and Nine. Chermont have taken
for the winter the house at 1901 Eigh-
teenth street. This is the house formerly
occupied by the Financial Agent Of the
Russian Embassy and Nine. Wileukin
and is well adapted for entertaining
They viii take possession November l.
Senior Eduardo Mario Saez. former ma
val attache of the Uruguayan Legation.
has arrived in Washington. but will sail
for London November l6 He has been
appointed to the legation there He will
be accompanied by Nine. Saez and their
infant son. born here last year, during
their residence at. The Highlands.
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle and her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Carlisle who have just
returned from Virginia Hot Springs. have
now gone to New York and will spend
a week there. Miss Carlisle will sail De
Cember { for Athens Greece, TO be gone
a year. She viii go with her aunt, Mrs
John G. Jackson, wife of the United
States Minister TO Greece.
Mrs Mark Hanna viii arrive in the city
the first week in November. and as usual,
will occupy her apartments in Sixteenth
street
Mrs John Davis, who spent the sum
mer with her mother. Mrs. Armstead. at
Sea Gate, y. Y. returned TO town yester-
day, but viii not occupy her house in I
street for some time, as it is undergoing
repairs.
Miss Page Aylett Royal Of Richmond
who came 10 Washington for the Ridgely-
Brown wedding last Thursday, has now
gone TO Baltimore, TO be present at the
Muslin Montague wedding to-day The
following day she will be bridesmaid at
the wedding Of Miss Nathalie Contee
Thomas to Mr.. Gordon. Miss Royal will
be the guest Of Mrs Douglas Gordon at
he- country place, The Orchids, and later
at her town house.
Mr.. and Mrs. COUrtlandt Richardson,
who are the guests of the Assistant Sec