The Washington herald., 1907-05-03

tertaining the foreign visiting officers. the
President and Mrs. Roosevelt having been
their hosts at a brilliant dinner and recep-
ton Tuesday. the British Ambassador
and Mrs. Bryce following suit Wednes-
day, and last night the members of the
Austro-Hungarian Embassy entertained
their chief guests being Prince Leopold
OF -Gotha, and the officers OF
the Austro- Hungarian navy on the men
of-war St. George and Aspen.
Among others in the party were Rear
Admiral Hermann Pleskott and Capt
Ludwig Ritter Won HOehnel. of the Aus
tro-Hungarian navy; Mr.. and Mrs. Girard
Foster. who have just returned from
Aiken, and are stopping en- route TO New
port, and Mrs. Townsend. Later the party
all went together 10 the unveiling OF the
statue Of Gen. George B. Mcclellan. The
Ambassador, Baron Hengelmuller, will
entertain the naval officers at a large
dinner party next Tuesday on their re-
turn to Washington.
Baron Ambrozy. counselor of the Aus
tro-Hungarian Embassy. with his col
league, Baron Haymerle, was host at a
brilliant bali last night, complimentary to
the visiting officers The Navy Depart
ment having made arrangements for the
departure of the commanding officer
last night for jamestown. the young hosts
of the AustTo-Hungarian Embassy were
disappointed that the admiral OF their fleet
and his ranking officers could not attend
the ball. but the younger members of the
visiting naval party remained and were
present. Uwenty-seveu in ali.
The bathrooms at Bauscher's were
decorated with palms. color being given
by clusters of carnations Mrs. Town
send acted as hostess for the young
bachelors, and was assisted in welcoming
the guests by the Ambassador. Baron
Hengelmuller. II being a young people s
dance. only the younger0dancing element
Of Capital society was lrTited, there be-
ing about 10 guests.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Larz Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bel
mont. Mai. and Mrs. McCA wiley. Miss
Isabel May. Miss Cameron. Miss Warder.
Mt. and Mrs. Alexander Legare, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh LeEare Mr.. and Mrs. Girard
Foster Mr. and Mrs George Cabot Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Iseln. of New York. the
naval attaChe of the Italian Embassy and
Mime. Phster and Lieut. PhsteT's col
leagues Of the Italian Embassy, the naval
attache of the French Embassy and Nine
de Blanpre. Vicomte and Nicomtesse de
Martel and Capt Fournier. of the French
Embassy; the naval attache Of the Ger
man Embassy and Nine. Hebbinghaus
the military attache Of the German En-
bassy and Nine. KorneT, Prince KOuda-
chef, NJ. de Thai. and NJ. de Siebert. with
Col Raspopon, military attache of the
British Embassy and Lady Isabella How
ard. Capt. and Mrs. Ryan and Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Watson. of the British En-
bassy: Count and Countess Won HatzfeIdt
of the japanese Embassy. Mr.. and Mrs
Chandler Hale Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Tho
ron. Miss RObeson. Miss NIaude WetmOre.
Miss Jennings. Miss MOTgau-Hil. Miss
Morgan. Miss Ffoulke. Mrs. Harvey Eng
lish and the Misses Wise, of Baltimore;
Gen. and Mrs. Clarence Edwards, Miss
Mabel Merriam. Mr.. George Howard. Miss
Williams Count BernsdoTff. Miss Carlisle.
Count d'Adhemar, Mr.. Baumfeld. presi-
dent OF the Austrian Aid Society Of New
York. and Mr. Viola. president Of the
Hungarian Relief Society, Of New York,
with the Austro-Hungarian consul general
and vice consul at New York; Mr. Griv-
icic, the Austrian consul general In Phila-
T.
Gist Blair, and all the young bachelors
of the diplomatic corps.
Col. Henry Du Pont, Senator from
Delaware, will entertain house party
at his home In Delaware for the week
end. Among his guests VIII be the
naval attache of the French Embassy
and Nine. de Blanpre and Miss Marion
i. 2 - ~
tary of War.
Mrs. Bates. wife Of Gen. A F. Bates.
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs Frederick R Swift. in New York,
has returned here.
Mr.. John Barrett left yesterday FOR
Worcester, Mass, for a few days stay.
Senator and Mrs. Stephen 3. EIkins.
who have as their house guests Gen. and
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant, entertained at
dinner for them last night. Among those
in the company invited TO meet them
were the mayor of New York. Mr. George
B. Mcclellan, son of Gen. Mcclellan, and
Mrs. Mcclellan.
After the dinner the party attended the
reception held at the Congressional Lii
brary complimentary to the members of
the Army of the Potomac and their col
leagues, the armies of the Ohio, Tennes-
see. and Cumberland. Gen. George L.
Gillespie, as chairman of the committee
of the Congressional Library officers.
headed the line Of officers in the receiving
party. The guests included all the prOmi-
nent officers Of the army and navy at the
Capital, with Admiral Dewey and Gen. ].