The Washington herald., 1908-01-20
In The SOCIAL WORLD
Usual Sunday Dinner at the
Brazilian Embassy.
THE DEWEYS At LUNCHEON
with Other Guests, by
Rear Admiral BrOwnsOn-Persian
Minister Also Host at Pleasing
Luncheon MexiCnn Ambassador
and Mme. CreeI Depart for Home.

The Brazilian Ambassador and Nine.
Nabuco entertained at dinner last even
ing at the embassy in accordance with
their usual Sunday evening custom.
Rear Admiral Willard II. Brownson.
L. $. N entertained at luncheon yester-
day complimentary to the Admiral OF the
Navy and Mrs. Dewey Invited to meet
them were the Assistant Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Robert Bacon. Gen. and
Mrs. Gillespie, Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Glover,
the Assistant Secretary of war and Mrs.
Robert Shaw Oliver. Mrs Julian James.
Mrs. Merrill Senator Du Pont. and Rear
Admiral SperTy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Foster are enter
tanning Judge and Mrs. Dickinson. of
Chicago, who arrived Saturday.
Nine Bonaparte and her son. Mr.. de-
rome Bonaparte, will sail for Europe Feb
ruaTy 10 10 spend a year.
The Persian Minister, Morteza, Khan,
entertained informally at luncheon yes
terday complimentary To the Misses Shaw.
daughters of the former Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Leslie NJ. Shaw,
who arrived in Washington the latter
part of the week. and axe the guests of
Mrs. Elizabeth Stauher Moore and her
daughter, Miss Irene Moore. Nine. Corea,
wife OF the Minister from Nicaragua, Will
entertain for the Misses Shaw this week
Several other functions have been planned
in their honor during their stay in tals
city
The Minister from the Netherlands and
Nine van SWindereu viii leave Wash
ington to-day for New York. and will sail
for Europe Tuesday, to spend d three
months leave of absence.
The Mexican Ambassador and Nine.
Creel left Washington yesterday after
noon for Mexico, where they expect To be
for three months. Their stay in this city
has been short. but the embassy has been
the scene of a number of brilliant enter
tainments. and since announcement was
made of their Intended departure they
have been constantly entertained. In the
absence Of the Ambassador, Senior GodOy
will act as charge danaires.
NJ Moritz Szent-Ivany. Of the Austrian
Embassy, left Washington yesterday for
New York. to sail for Europe, where he
goes on leave of absence. To be- fol-
lowed by a promotion to a European post.
Siguor MontaEna. counselor of the Ital-
ian Embassy viii leave this country in
March for a stay of several months in
italy
The Second Secretary of the Brazilian
Embassy and Mime. Chermout are en-
tcrtaining the latter's sister, Miss Sloane.
OF Baltimore for a few days.
Baron Demeter Hye, the new attache Of
the Austro-Hungarian Embassy. is the
latest arrival in the diplomatic corps in
Washington.
The military attache Of the German
Embassy entertained at luncheon yester-
day. having as his guests Count Won
Capt. Hebbinghaus, Count Won
Stumm. and Mr.. Won Schubert. all of the
German Embassy. and Mr.. ". A. R0-
yards. OF the Netherlands Legation:
Baron Haymerle, Of the Austrian En-
bassy, and Mr. Martin. of the Swiss Lega-
tion.
Mrs Arthur Ramsay, Of Fairmont
street, will receive with Mrs. Henry T.
Rainey to-day at Hotel Driscon
The Misses Eldred. guests of Represen-
tative and Mrs. Henry r. Rainey. have
from Annapolis where they have
been visiting, with Mrs. Willis J. Abbott
as chaperon.
Mrs. William s. Carroll and Miss Car
roll. of 17C9 Massachusetts avenue. are
obliged to recall their invitations fer a
tea which was to have been given Thurs
day, January %. owing to the death of a
near relative Of Mr.. Carroll
At her current topics talk this morn
ing at Scottish Rite Hall, 1907 G street,
Miss Richards viii continue the consid-
Grafton Of foreign affairs, with an account
OF the present political crisis in both
China and Japan and their causes; of the
continued socialistic demonstrations in
Berlin for unrestricted manhood suffrage.
of the attempted crusade against the
English House of Lords, with the recon
vening of the Parliament next week. and
other items of British interest As the
London County Council and the
"Druce Case" were crowded out of last
weeks talk, Miss Richards announces
that she will include them in an early
part of her talk this morning. This even
ing at S o'clock Miss Richards will, by
request Of her evening class patrons.
begin a course of four evening talks at
the Olympia, Fourteenth and Euclid
streets.