The Washington herald., 1907-06-23

Germany.
Among the Ambassadors staff Will be
NJ de Thai. who was with the Anbassa-
dor two years ago at Magnolia, where he
made many friends. He is 10 be located
at the club. where he will have chambers,
and from where he viii make the journey
back and forth to the embassy in his
runabout
The japanese Ambassador and the Nis-
countess Aod will sumner. as last sea
son. at Buena Vista. Nd. The viscountess
is now in Germany, having gone over
just this month TO visit her son-in-law
and dLdghter. the Count and Countess
Won Hatzfeldt who were here for long
time this past winter.
The Mexican Ambassador Will spend
the summer in extended travelling, but
Nine. Creel is now on her way with her
children to her summer home in Mexico,
"Qunta Carolina" the beautiful estate
of her father, Gen. Terrazas, who named
it after his wife, Carolina, and which is
situated in the Chihuahua Mountains,
and is the rendezvous for all his grand
children and great-grandohildren during
the summer.
Sonora Creel. who is the only child Of
Gen. TerraZas. MeXico's richest citizen,
is therefore very wealthy. but rs unas-
suming and modest as the simplest. and
delightful in manner. Accompanying her
were her daughter and the latter's hus-
band. Senor and Sonora CortaZa, who
have spent the winter here at the en-
bassy.
Senor CreeI will Join Sonora Creel in
October, and when they return here they
may select a new embassy from the old
landmark in / street.
Senior Godoy. Mexican Minister TO
Cuba and pro TEN. counselor OF the en-
bassy here. will with Sonora Godoy and
Scuorita Mercedes Godoy and the young
er children. remain at some nearby re-
sort.
The British Embassy has but lately
closed its heavy portals, and drawn down
the shades Of the substantial mansion in
Connecticut avenue owned by the Brit
ish crown. All :he archives have been
transported 20 Intervale. n. H. where in
quiet and seclusi0n the affairs OF state
viii this summer be conducted.
The Ambassador being on trip West,
and Mrs Bryce enjoying a visit with
friends in Ridgedeld. Conn. the younger
secretaries moved the embassy from the
District 10 New England, where they
We're later joined by the Ambassador and
Mrs. Bryce and the Counselor Of the En-
bassy and Lady Isabella Howard, who
were detained few days longer In Wash
ingtou on account OF the indspositiOn
OF their two pretty young children.
Capt. Ryan. the naval attache Of the
embassy. is with Mrs Ryan travelling in
the West. and Will. on the completion Of
their trip. go directly 70 England. and
the captains place here will then be taken
by some other naval officer yet 10 be ap-
pointed
The military attache, Col. James. went
10 Boston last month and met Mrs.
James who arrived there from England,
and went with him directly 20 Intervale.
so that Washington society has yet 10
meet her.
Mr. Lindsay, during the summer. will
be transferred and will be followed by Mr..
George Young who viii come 10 this
country as first secretary. With Mr..
Lindsay now lit Intervale are Mr.. William
Seeds and Mr. T. " Sturdy two popular
young bachelors.
Mr. and Mrs Grant Watson. Of the en-
Ht-St- Flf#ltl Ha- ltANE at lll -Ea.'4s n To-
where they are guests Of Mrs. Watson's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs William Low, Of
BROOKLYN, at the Hill cottage. Later Mr..
Watson viii go on 70 Intervale. travelling
back and forth between the two Places
The Danish Minister Mr. Brun. has
gone to Europe where he is 70 be dele
gate 10 the Peace Conference at The
Hague. The Cuban Minister and the
Haitian Minister have also gone over 10
the other side on the same mission. They
were accompanied by their wives Sonora
de Quesada and Sonora Leger.
The Belgian Minister and Baroness
Nfoncheur are now on the ocean, on their
way 10 Belgium.
The Netherlands Minister and Nine, van
Swinderen have taken a cottage at York
Harbor, where they will shortly 60. They
are now at WestOver, the suburban home
OF Mr and Mrs. Charles Glover. the par
ents of Nine van Swinderen. In the
autumn they viii 90 abroad for several
months
The Swiss Minister, Mr. Vogel, who is
now travelling in the West, will 60
abroad
The Peruvian Minister and his bride,
Nine. Pardo. are already established in
their summer home, the beautiful estate
Of Mrs Lane at -by-the-Sea
lust a little way beyond the Russian
Embassy al Coolidge Point They will be
joined off and on by Senor Alfredo Calde-
ron. the son of the former Peruvian Min
ister. and who was till lately attached
to the legation as secretary, but who now
represents Peruvian capitalists In Boston
and New York.
The Norwegian Minister and Nine.
Hauge Will summer at one Of the New
England resorts vet TO be determined.
Nine. Hauge. who was Miss JOY. Of Louis
Vile Ky, has young son. who prefers
this country for a vacation to any place in
Europe. and, as he attends boarding
school all the winter, Nine. Hauge humors
him by remaining in this country with
him In the summer They will, therefore,
spend the summer in America, and viii
early in the fall open their beautiful new
residence in Massachusetts, avenue eX-
tension.
The other ministers Of the corps are as
yet more or less undecided as TO their
plans this summer. but most OF them will
remain in the near vicinity Of the Capital
in the event of their not returning TO
their native lands for their leaves Of alb
sence.
DINNER TO NAVY OFFICERS.
one Of the most brilliant dinners Of the
year was that given last night by the
Norwegian Minister. NJ. Hauge, in COM