The Washington herald., 1907-03-27

Miss Ethel Roosevelt win pass part OF
her Easter vacation with relatives in New
York
Baron Mayor des Planches the Italian
Ambassador. will pass the greater part of
the summer with Baroness des Plaaches
al their home near Turin. Italy. but be-
fore sailing for the other side the Ambas-
sador viii visit the West. going as far as
California. where he will investigate the
social and agricultural conditions. The
summer headquarters Of the embassy Will
be, as heretofore, at Manchester-by-t
Sea, under the charge of Mr. Montagna,
the secretary. who has been enjoying a
long and welI-deserved vacation. passed
at his home in Italy. which will terminate
about April II. Both Count Mocenigo and
Prof. Antonio Ravalio. the commercial
delegate Of the embassy, will go to Italy
for their vacation.
The friends OF the Ambassador from
Austria-HuBgary and Nine Hengelmuller
have received news of their sale arrival
in Vienna. after one Of the stormiest pas
seges they ever experienced. They will
pass the entire summer on the other side,
returning to Lenox about the first OF Oc-
tober. 1t Is not definitely decided yet
where the headquarters of the embassy
will be established for the summer, but it
is thought a decision viii finally be made
in favor Of Bar HarboF.
Capt. and Mrs Ryan. OF the British En-
bassy, are passing some time in Florida,
but are expected to return TO town before
Easter.
Mr. Lindsay, Of the British Embassy.
who has been visiting Mrs. Don Cameron
at her island home OFF the coast of South
Carolina, has recently been recalled. AMI
viii not remain in Washington for any
length of time after returning from Mrs
Cameron's house party.
Mr. Seeds. Of the British Embassy who !
has been passing the last ten days in !
New York. is expected home to-day
Mr.. lie Teller. of the Belgium Lega- /
tion. purposes leaving town on Thursday /
for a weekend visit to Mr.. and Mrs |
George W. Vanderbilt, al Biltmore. Mr.. /
lie Teller will sail for Europe the middle /
of April TO accept the well-deserved pro-
motion his services IN Washington have /
secured for him. Needless to say. this
diplomat will be much missed By the /
many friends he has made here.
Baron Moncheur. the Minister from /
Belgium, is looking forward with pleas /
ure to a visit Of two Of his countrymen. /
Col LefehYre and CommaDdant Michel. !
who have been sent as delegates to repre- /
sent their country at the jamestown Ex-
position. and are expected shortly TO ar I
rive here.
The friends Of Baroness Moncheur re-
gret that her health does not return as 1
speedily as they hoped. and that II viii be
necessary for her to take a long rest.
Gen. and Mrs. Bates. who have been
visiting Gov. Magoon at the palace in
are at present with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dunn Mckee, AT BiltmOre, n. c.
which has in recent years become the
gayest center of the South
DIR. Jenkins and his companions. Col. A.
:. Tyler and Dr. Charles Bispham. who
nave just returned from yachting trim /,
o Cuba, are more or less indignant az the
'emarkabie accounts that have been given
II their exploits in the West Indian
Vaters. As matter Of fact, their yacht
vas smart little craft and behaved re-
narkabiy well in the very worst weather
nat has been known for a number of h
'ears IN that vicinity. and which will Il
lever he forgotten by those who vent b.
he transports, and which consigned evfry
woman and most Of the men aboard to
heir cables. Very naturally these ama-
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