The Washington herald., 1908-04-12
PERSONALS.

Baron Ambrozy. counselor of the Aus
tro- Hungarian Embassy. viii sail on the
La Provence May for a long leave OF
| absence in Austria.
Nine. de Blanpre, wife of the naval
attaohe OF the French Embassy, is also
sailing MAY for France and will be
Joined later by Lieut.. Commander de
Blanpre They viii spend the summeS
abroad.
Mrs. John ". Foster. wife Of the
former Secretary Of State, and her
daughter. Mrs. Lansing. have gone to
Atlantic City.
The German Ambassador and the
Baroness speek Won Sternburg are in
New York. where they will spend several
days. On their return they will entertain
at dinner. The date chosen is some time
after Easter
Miss Marian Chapman, daughter Of
Representative and Mrs. Chapman, has
gone 10 Richmond. Va. TO visit Miss Bes-
sic Lamb. daughter OF Representative
Lamb. Of Virginia Both young women
have been among the most active pro
moters of The Archonides. the new club
composed OF the daughters of Sepators
and Representatives.
Mrs. Grant Watson. wife Of the third
secretary OF the British Embassy. left
Washington yesterday for New York 10
spend week with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Low, before sailing with
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April is, and viii remain In England until
June At that time their infant son will
be christened. the child having been born
in this country last October.
Baroness Hengelmuller. wife OF the
Austro-Hungarlan Ambassador, who has
been in poor health for the last month
or six weeks, is much better, but stiH far
from we'll After Easter she will go to
Hot Springs for visit
The baroness IS taking advantage Of the
spring days to sit in the garden back of
the embassy and watch her little daugh-
ter, Mia. play Diablo, The child is quite
an expert at the sport The baroness.
when well enough, is also an adroit
player.
Lord Grey, governor general Of Canada,
and Lady Grey who are returning north
ward from a visit 70 Bermuda, will arrive
at the British Embassy Tuesday, to be
guests for some days Of the Ambassador
and Mrs. Bryce
| Lady Sybil Grey, who has been visiting
the Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs.
Bacon, has gone TO visit friends in Yir-
ginia.
Mir Bryce, the British Ambassador. left
town yesterday for Charlottesville. where
he will deliver a speech at the University
OF Virginia.
Mrs. Henry B. F. Macfarland is at At
lantic City.
Mrs. NJ. A. Keller and family have re-
moved TO 14oS Harvard street
Mrs. Mcleod Matheson and her son
Mackenzie Matheson. with Mrs. Macken-
zie. of Ross-shire. Scotland. have returned
| from the South, whers they were several
weeks travelling. They passed some time
at Florida resorts and in New Orleans.
Mrs Royal T. Frank widow of Brig
Gen. Frank. is preparing to close he1
home on @ street for the summer.
Miss Florence stratton. of Beaumont
Tex, is the guest Of Miss Cooper. daugh.
ter of Representative Cooper, of Congress
Hall
Mrs. B. Hartz. of Twelfth street. has
returned from a visit to Manning. S. c.
Miss Blanche Metzger. of Norfolk, Va.
is the guest of Miss Helene Stern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenzwig. the latter for
merly Miss Bertha Bshrend. of this city,
are guests at the New Willard.
Mr. Ferd Rienold. of New York. was
recent guest OF mis- parents. Mr.. and
Mrs l. aiehold.
Messrs, Joe and Leonard Dammann, of
New York. were guests during the week
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dammann,
Mrs. julius /. Peyser and Mrs. Sidney
W Strauss. of 1923 Sixteenth street. will
be at home Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Harry Loeb. Of Baltimore, was in
the city for short stay.
Mrs Charles Kaufman. of Eighteenth
street. has discontinued her Fridays al
home.