The Washington herald., 1908-05-29

The Austrian Ambassador and Baroness
Hengelmuller and their young daughter,
Baroness Mia, left the embassy yester-
day morning for New York, en- route to
Bar Harbor for the summer They will
spend some time In the metropolis. and
make some short trips to the seashore
places near there. Atlantic City and Sea-
bright. N. J.. before going North. They
will make a trip to Austria late In the
fall.
The French Ambassador and Nine Jus
serand entertained at dinner last evening
In honor OF the Secretary Of State. Their
other guests were the Colombian Minis
ter and Nine. Cortes. the Assistant Sec
retary OF State, Hon. Robert Bacon: the
United States Minister to Venezuela and
Mrs. W. W. Russell. Countess de Buis-
seret (nee Story. the Assistant Secretary
OF the Treasury and Mrs. Beekman Win
thop, Mrs, Nicholas Fish, Col. Charles
Sumner Bromwell Mile. du Creaux. the
Vlscount de Chambrun, Of the French
Embassy stan; the Third Secretary Of the
Embassy and Viscountess de MarteI. and
the latters father, NJ. Bardac.
Mr.. w. Owen Scott and his two inter
esting daughters will remain in Wash
ington rather late this year. but early
In July they will so to Bar Harbor for
two months. They will spend the autumn
season at LenOx and return here late In
the fall The Misses Scott have recently
returned from a visit 70 Miss Pulitzer IN
New York, who was their guest here
In April.
The charge d'anaires OF Slam and the
First Secretary Of the Legation and Mrs
Edward Lotus will leave Washington on
Monday for New York. on their way To
Bass Rock. Mass, where the Siamese
summer legation has been located for
some years past
The United States Minister to Belgium
and Mrs, II. Lane Wilson, who have spent
some days at the Shoreham. left yastAr-
day for their home In Indianapolis. where
they will spend the summer. In the fall
they will place their sons in college and
return to Belgium.
Nine. Nabuco and Miss Nabuco. wife
and daughter OF the Brazilian Ambassa-
dor. have changed their plans and will
not go abroad this summer The Ambas-
sador has taken a cottage at Hamilton
Mass. on the North Shore, which is the
famous gathering place for diplomats re-
rraiuing In this country through the hot
weather. The summer home OF the Post
master General and Mrs. Meyer IS at
Hamilton. Nine. Nabuco and her daugh-
ter will so 10 Hamilton early next month,
and will be Joined by the Ambassador
there after the convention in Chicago.
Representative and Mrs. Frank o.
Lowden, OF Illinois. are receiving the
sympathy Of a large circle OF friends
made here during the past two winters
on account OF the death OF Mr.. LOwden's
mother, in Iowa, which occurred about u
week ago. Mr.. LOwden has but recently
returned from the funeral. lie and Mrs.
Lowden will leave. as soon as Congress
adjourns. for their home, Sinnissippi
Farm. in Northern Illinois. They VIII
not occupy the home Of Mrs. John A.
Logan next season. but have taken the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh,
I7l9 Massachusetts avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell left
Washington last evening for their sum-
mer home Lakeland" at Cazenovia, n.
Y. travelling in their private car.
Gen. J. Franklin Bell. Chief Of Stan.
L. S. A. and Mrs. Bell. who have been
at the Highlands for more than year.
will move on Monday to Fort Myer.
where they will be established in most
agreeable quarters Mrs. Bells mother.
Mrs. Buford, who has been with her for
some weeks, will spend a week with
her there and then return TO her home
in Rock Island H. Mrs. Darlington, wife
OF Gen Darlington. and sister Of Mrs.
Bell, has been IN Rock Island with her
father during her mothers absence, and
will return to Washington soon after Mrs.
Buford returns 10 Rock Island.
Announcement was made yesterday Of
the marriage OF Miss Emily May Smith to
Mr.. George W Lester Blackman. both
Of this city. The ceremony was perform
ed last Saturday in Rockville. The mar
riage is something Of a surprise to their
friends, as the bride and bridegroom
made no previous announcement Of their
Mrs. COudeTt and Miss Coudert sailed
yesterday from New York for Europe
for tho summer. Mrs. Benedict sister
In-law Of Mrs. Coudert, will remain In
Washington until the middle Of next
month. when she will close her house in
n street. She will spend her summer be-
tween Bar Farbor and Newport.
Mrs Benjamin Butterworth is IN New
York, where she went TO see her SON.
In-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Heazleton. OF San Rafael, Cal, OF to
Europe. They sailed yesterday. Mrs
Heazleton was formerly Miss Mary But
one Of the greatest bellies and |
beauties in Washington society during |
the time when her late father was a
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