New-York tribune., 1909-11-14
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
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Washington. Nov. l2--The French Am
bassa6or and Nine. Jusserand entertained
at dinner tonight in compliment 70 the
Spanish Minister. Their guests we're ths
British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce. 4.
Rustem Bey. the Turkish Charge d'Afaires;
ALFRED Mitchell-Innes. British Counsellor;
Mr. and Mrs John ". Foster, Mrs John B.
Henderson. Douglas Freshheld. Miss Fresh
field and Miss Beatrix Paul. Of Epgiand.
who are guests OF Ambassador and
Mrs. Bryce: Professor and Mrs Willis l.
Moore. Miss Sarah Lee. Miss Helen Lee.
Senor Don Manuel Walls Nersno, Spanish
Second Secretary: John p. Henderson, jr-,
81. Letavre-Pontalis. counsellor: Lieutenant
Commander Benoist d'AZy. naval attaehe.
and Count dc Chambrun, military atIachs,
of the French Embassy stan.
Word has been received az the Russian
Embassy OF the expected arrival in this
country OF the ambassador and Baroness
Rosen and Baroness Elizabeth Rosen on
November 80 The ambassador went abroad
last May. and has divided his time between
Russia and other countries, spending some
time in Paris with hts wife and daughter.
The British Ambassador and Ms Bryce
viii have as guests for 4 time the brother
and sister-ln-!aw OF SIr. Bryce, Mr. and
Mrs. j. p. Bryce. who recently arrived
from England. ana viu come 70 Washing
ton next Thursday. Douglas Freshdsld,
Miss Freshdeld and Miss Paul os England.
who are now guests az the embassy. viii
remain here until the first OF the week
The Argentine Minister and SenOra de
Portela have sent all their household ef-
fects to local auction house. 10 be dis
e -,
ments st the Shsrehagn. where they will
remain until they leave Washington. in The
near future The legation was moved into
the large house in Massachusetts avenue
occupied by Vice-Presi6ent and Mrs. Fair
banks for many years. and save % the Ar
Sentine Republic one OF the most pre-
tentious legations in Washington. sehor
Don Julian Portela. a son OF the minister
who served as second secretary. went
abroad last June. and is stin absent from
this country.
Mrs. II. ". Rennard will entertain az
luncheon or Monday in compliment 10 the
guests OF the British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce
Sanorita Maria Calvo daughter OF the
Costa Rican Minister and Senora de Calvc,
has gone 70 New York for a visit.
Countess Noltke. wife % the Danish MIN
ister, who spent the summer and fall In
New England, viii Join the minister at the
legation here on Monday.
Mrs. Goethals. wife OF Co!crsI Csoethals,
OF the Panama Canal Commission. who has
been the guest OF Briga6ier General ana
Mrs. Aleshire for a week or two. Will visit
Mrs Hodges wife os Lieutenant Colonel
Harry F. Hodges. next week. Mrs. Hodges
VIII give a tea on Monday afternoon IN
honor OF Mrs. GoethaIs
Mrs. Beekman Winthrop returned 70
Washington tonight from weeks visit 70
her mother. 1frs. Charles Wood, in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs Aiastair Gordon Cumming
entertained dinner party tonight in con-
pl.rnent 70 Lady Gordon Cumming. OF Eng
land. who Is making : visit to this country.
Mr.. and Mrs John r Mclean will be
hosts for q large breakfast party to-mor-
row. when they will entertain a number CT
diplomats ard Others.
Lieutenant Lawrenes Campbell Kicker.
10th Infantry. and Miss Wilma Edith Per-
ham. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln
Perham. we're married this evening al the
home OF the BRIDES parents. The bride WsS
attended by Miss Helen Burnhan Rowe, of
New York: Miss Marjorie Young. Miss
Marie Ashford and Miss Helen Dodge. and
ths bridegroom by Lieutenant Atkinson.
Among the women who have interested
themselves IN sale 70 take place at Raus-
cher's on December 8. for the beneat OF
poor churches. and which takes the place
Of the fashionable annual sale for the
House % Mercy. are Baroness Mayor des
PlancheS. Nine. Jusserand. Mrs. Bryce.
Countess von Bernstorr. Mrs. Henry May.
Mrs. d. P. Mccartney. Mrs. William NJ.
Irwin. Mrs. Thomas Il. Carter and Mrs.
Robert Hinekley. of New York and Wash
ington.