The Washington herald., 1908-04-22

The Austrian Ambassador and Baroness
Hengelmuller and their small daughter.
Miss Mia, left yesterday afternoon for
Hot Springs, Va, where they will spend
several weeks, in the hope that the cli-
mate and the waters will restore the
baroness to her normal health. She has
been obliged to cancel many social en-
gagements during the past season be-
cause of continued illness, and has been
greatly missed. They have taken cot
tage at Bar Harbor for the summer.
The japanese Ambassador was the
guest of honor Of Gen. and Mrs. George
N. sternberg at dinner last evening,
when distinguished company was asked
TO meet him.
Mrs. Frank o. Lowden, wife of the
Representative from Illinois who succeed
ed the late Mr. Hit. went to New York
last week for a short visit and shopping
trip. She has gone 10 Atlantic City. where
Mr.. Lowden went yesterday to join her
for the remainder of the week. They are
looking forward eagerly to the time when
they can return TO their superb country
place, Sinnissippi Farm. in Northern Illi-
nois, at the close Of the present session.
Mrs Mcknight Moses, who has spent
the winter at the Burlington. will leave
about MAY for Philadelphia, making the
journey in her touring car. accompanied
by Mrs. Fox. She will then go on to
her summer home, Moses Point, South
Bristol, Me. and make this journey also
IN her car. She has made the trip be-
fore, all the way to that quaint point In
Maine. This Itself is a pleasant summer
outing, as the roads are both good and
beautiful, and lie through most inter
esting and historic regions.
Miss Helen Taft. daughter Of the Sec
retary of War and Mrs. Taft, who spent
the Easter holidays with ner parents. and
had a school friend. Miss Dorothea Bald
win, with her, returned TO Bryn Mawr
yesterday with her classmate. They had
royal good time, spending much Of their
vacation in the saddle. and accepting a
few invitations for very informal affairs.
as Miss Taft is still observing mourning
for her fathers mother.
Mrs Don Cameron and her daughter
Miss Cameron. who have spent the past
few weeks In their country place in South
Carolina, have returned TO their Wash
ington residence for short spring visit
The Belgian Minister and Baroness
Moncheur left Washington yesterday aft
ernoon with their daughters. for a trip
South. They viii go first TO Richmond
and then 10 Norfolk, down the James
River. and then make a visit at Old
Point Comfort.
The Consul General TO New York from
Uruguay and Nine. Alfredo Metz-Green.
who have been the guests OF the Minis
ter from Uruguay and Nine. Lafinur, re-
turned to New York yesterday, whence
they will sail this week for Montevideo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley. OF New
York who have been occupying their
apartment In Stoneleigh Court for a
week. went to New York on Monday to
be present at the entertainment Of which
their daughter. Mrs. Herbert Shipran.
was the manager, and which took place
IN the Plaza Hotel yesterday afternoon
for the benefit of the fresh air fund Of
the Church of the Heavenly Rest Mr.
Shipman is the rector of this church, and
Mrs Shipman is most active in all affairs
connected with IL. For many years Rev.
Mr. Shipman was rector of the church in
West Point, where he and Mrs. Shipman
made scores Of friends among the officers
and cadets.
Mr.. and Mrs. David r. TennSnt. jr..
will entertain a house party of fifteen
young women and men who are taking
part in "The Prince of Parcheesi' this
week, at their country place in Virginia.
The party will go down on Sunday morn
ing and remain for several days, the
guests OF Mrs. Tenants brother, Dr. J.
Breckenridge Bayne.
Representative and Mrs. Henry s. Bou-
tell, Of Illinois, entertained a small com
pany of. young people at a dance last
evening in the Highlands for their daugh-
ter. Miss BoutelI. and her guest. Miss
Eda BiggeTs, Of Kentucky, a schooImate.
who is spending the Easter holidays with
Miss BoutelI. The young girls attend the
Bristol School.
Mrs. Rae, Mrs. Harlow, Miss Harlan.
and Miss Foraker have arranged a musi-
Gale for this afternoon in the home Of
MI and Mrs. Charles n. Ffoulke for the
benefit of the Working Boys Home. The
programme will be given at o'clock in
the tapestrIed ballroom by Mrs. Williston
Hough, pianist; Miss Eccles. Of New
York. and Mr.. Oscar Gareissen. Miss
Eccles has not been heard in Washington
before. Mrs HOugh. who was formerly
Miss Lotta Mills, and who had a brilliant
professional career before her marriage.
and Mr.. Gareissen are both well known
here.
Miss Louise Camalier. daughter of Mr..
J. Y. Camalier. was married yesterday
morning to Mr.. Elliott V. Noyes, of
Brookland. D. c. The ceremony took
place at II o'clock in ST. Martins Catho-
lie Church, with nuptial mass Rev. Eu-
Wedding Gifts