The Washington herald., 1908-01-24

Nine. .usserand wife Of the French |
Ambassador, was hostess yesterday after
noon at a tea at their new embassy home, |
in Sixteenth street.
Mime. Jusseraud was assisted in the
courtesies of the occasion by the ladies
Of the embassy Mime. des Portes. /
wife Of the counselor, Mile. des
Portes. Nine de Blanpre, wife Of the
naval attachc. and the Vicomtesse de /
Martel. wife of the third secretary.
The guests. who gathered I'm the draw
/ iug-rooms. sweet with the perfume of
spring flowers. were mostly the colleagues
of the Ambassador and the ladies of the
diplomatic corps.
Among the guests were: The Italian
Ambassador and Baroness Mayor des
Planches. the Austro-HWgarian Am
bassador and Baroness TIengelmuIer. the
German Ambassador and the Baroness
Speck Won Sternburg. the Brazilian Am
.bassador and Mime. Nabuco. Baron Rosen,
the Russian Ambassador. the British
Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce, the Danish
Minister NJ Brun; the Belgian Minister
and Baroness Moucheur. the Portuguese
Minister Vicomte dAIte; Mr. and Mrs
Young. Col. and Mrs. James. and Mr..
and Mrs Grant Watson. of the British
/ Embassy. and the naval attaChc of the
Italian Embassy and Nine Phster. be
sides many prominent people Of the resi-
dental circle.
p. de Bardac. president Of the otto
man Bank. of Paris. with Mime. de
Bardac and their son, who have been
visiting for the past I'VE weeks their
son-in-lsw and daughter, tie Vicomte
and Vicomtesse de Martel. Of the French
Embassy. viii leave town to-day. and
viii sail Saturday. from New York, for
France.
Baron HaymerIe. OF the Austro-Huu-
garlau Embassy viii leave Washington
either to-day OF tomorrow for New York.
Baron Ambr1zy. counselor OF the en-
bassy and the new secretary. Baron Hyc
viii also. in few days, go to New York
90 be present ut the wedding Of Miss
Vanderbilt and Count Szecheuyi
Signor Moutagna. counselor of the
italian Embassy. went % Baltimore. last
evening, 20 be guest II the dinner given
There boy Mrs Douglas Gordon
Contrary to report. Signor Montagna
Will not go on leave o. absence until
Nav when he will remain abroad all
I summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vanderbilt have
gone 60 New York, and will be the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. NICK. TwomFly for
-.
attend the zecheuyi-Vanderbilt wedding
Nine Corsa, wife Of the Minister from
/ Nicaragua. gave an Informal luncheon
yesterday az the legation. in O street. in
honor Of the Misses Shaw. The occasion
also was reunion Of Nine. Corea's
bridesmaids.
The other guests were Miss Moore. who
is entertaining the Misses Shaw. Miss
Hoffman, Miss Kearney, Miss Granger.
and Miss Fly.
The former Secretary OF the Treasury
and Mrs. Leslie NJ Shaw joined their
daughters last evening In this city and
We're present at tie White House re-
ce2tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore and Mrs
Swift, after spending about six weeks at
the New Willard. left Washington
Wednesday for New York and sailed to-
day for Europe, where they expect 10
remain until the spring.
Miss Lucia Hull Of Washington. viii
be among the guests at the wedding OF
/ Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and Count
Szechenyi next week.
The friends Of Miss Benham. o. the
Everett. viii regret to learn Of her serious
( illness at the apartment
Mr. and Mrs. Heunen Jennings enter
tanned az dinner last evening IN honor
OF the hostess sister, Mrs. Coleman,
The chairman Of the Isthmian Canal
Commission and Mrs. GoethaIs were the
guests complimentary 10 whom Mr. and
Mrs. Selwin TAFT entertained at dinner
last evening NJ the Rochambeau Invited
Ito meet them were Commissioner and
Mrs Morrow. Mr. and Mrs. MuIliken, of
Boyce. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Rogers,
Miss Seaweu. and Walter Y. r. Berry.
Miss Marion Evans is the guest of Mrs,
b. George HART, of New York City
The College WOmen's Club has issued
invitations for q reception, to take place
Saturday evening. at o'clock, to meet
Mrs. T. p. O'Connor. Of London. English
wife Of the Irish member Of Parliament,
who is the guest of her sister, Mrs
p Piling, Of this city.
An address will be given, entitled MY
Life in England
Mrs. J. Thomas Hefiin wife Of Repre-
sentative Heflin, Of Alabama, will not
observe days at home this season. on
account Of her impaired health She has
only recently returned from Johns Hop
kins Hospital Baltimore, Nd.
Miss Flora Edith Croker, grand
daughter Of the late Gen. J. s. Croker,
was married at noon Tuesday to Mr.
, J. Charles Savage. at the home of her
; parents, Mr.. and Mrs Croker. 1896 L
street northwest The bride was dressed
r in a handsome travelling suit of seal
brown, and carried a bouquet of Bride
roses.
Miss Beatrice Lewis. as bridesmaid. was
D dressed in white, with lace trimming, and
carried pink roses.
Mr. Fielding acted as best man. The