The Washington herald., 1909-05-02

Inc NlptoNlatlc corps. always the first
10 HE them 70 their summer quarters.
sre making plans to settle. for the most
part, around the North Shore. The Brit
ish Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce EXPECT
10 60 10 Northeast Harbor. Ne. and prob
ably viii have the Gardiner cottage. near
Bar Harbor. The Italian and The Aus
trian embassies. without their Ambassa-
dors. viii be established at Manchester
by-the-Sea- The Russian summer en-
bassy. with the Ambassador. Baron Rosen.
and his wife and daughter. who are re-
turning % this country. viii be al New
port IS il usually IS. but heretofore II
has been presided over by the charge
q affaires instead Of the Ambassador him
self This year Il win have an added at
traction in the young daughter Of the
Ambassador who was presented Al court
last winter and who Is now "Out" She
and her mother have not been in America
1or eighteen months. and they viii be
gladly welcomed back again
The austrian Embassy has lost one Of
its popular bachelors in Baron Havmerle.
who has been promoted TO tie embassy
at Rome It seems as though there were
more bachelors in Austria than snv other
country, for there has been b-t one worn-
an IN the embassy personnel, in addi-
uon 20 the wife Of the Ambassador in
many years That one was the beautiful
Baroness Giskra, whose husband was
hrst secretary for several wears. and *
now minister 10 one OF the southern
countries. With this exception. ali the
secretaries and attaches Of this embassy
have been without wives. The Austrian
Ambassador and Baroness HengelmuIler
went 20 their home IN Austria before The
inauguration and viii remain there for
the summer
The Italian Ambassador and Baroness
des PlancheS. the French Anlbassa6or and
Nine Jusserand. and the wife and daugb- /
ter OF the German Ambassador viii ali
spend their summer abroad The NTexi-
can Ambassadors plans are indefinite. 5
owing 70 the serious Illness Of his wife
IN Belgium The Italian Ambassador. ana
Baroness des PIanches win saH within
few weeks for Italy. The French An /
baSsador and Nine. Jusserand viii sail
late n June OF early in July, and the
Countess TOu BeTnStOrH and Countess /
Alexandra wife and daughter OF the Ger
man Ambassador. have gone 20 New
York 70 sail OF Tuesday for their place
IN Germany The Mexican Ambassador. !
who was called huTriedly TO Europe 70 I
the bedside Of his wife. has lust arrived I
there, and It is not at ali certain when
he can return, as Nine. de Ia Barra /
still is very IL
washington's beautiful early spring
Eeason has grown into faIlacy. MANY /
Fashionable Northerners Of the leisure 4
class have been drawn hither by the
fairy tsle Of its sunny skies and baln1v /
air Of March and April only 70 be /
bitterly fooled. a fortnight ago Mr. 1
Thompson and his daughter. Mrs. Rem 4
;ngtor, OF Philadelphia, sailed down 10 /
Washington on his yacht. for the pur-
pose Of enjoying some real spring
weather, and entertaining some Of their
Washington friends on their pretty and 1
substantial craft The yacht Law for
many DAYS just or the Speedway. and
was a thing OF beauty, greatly admired
on the opening day OF the Potomac
Drive, when The air was enticinE and
the scene on shore was even more hAau-
tiful than the scene on the water. OF
which the yacht was a feature. Mrs.
Remington entertained several companies
81 dinner on board. arranged several /
sailing parties, which were so moist as. 70
be entirely UnenJoyabIe, had one charm
ing tea on board. and then in DISCOURAGE
ment, steamed away 70 Annapolis. 10
drown their disappointment n the may II
dance there on Saturday night a week H
ago The yacht and its party are now II
back in Northern waters, having de- \