The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-11-14
PERSONALS.

The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand entertained a dinner company
last night at the embassy. having as
their guests the British Ambassador and
Mrs. Bryce, the Spanish Minister. Mar
ous dc VIllalobar; the charge d'affaires
of Turkey, Mr.. a. Rustem Bey; Mr..
Mitchell Innes, counselor OF the Brit
fish Embassy; Or. Walls, second sec
rotary OF the Spanish Legation; the
counselor OF the French Embassy,
Mr. Lefevre-Pontalis; Gen. and Mrs.
John w. Foster, Prof. and Mrs Willis L
Moore. Mrs. John B. Henderson, Mr..
John 3. Henderson, jr.. the naval at
tache OF the French Embassy and Vis-
count day. tho military attache Of the
French Embassy. Count de Chambrun;
Or. Douglas Freshfeld. Miss Freshfeld'
and Miss Beatrix Paul. house guests at
the British Embassy; Miss Sarah Lee,
and Miss Helen Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon-CummIng enter
tanned a dinner company Of young people
last evening.
The Russian Ambassador and Baroness
Rosen and Baroness Elizabeth. who have
been absent for long time. are expected
70 return 20 the embassy November so.
The Argentine Minister and Nine. Por-
tela have taken an apartment at the
Sh0reham for en- indefinite period. pend
ing their departure from Washington.
Their legation viii be thrown open for an
auction sale OF its contents this week
although the Minister viii not leave until
next spring.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bryce, who arrived
I'm New York a few days ago. VIII come
10 the British Embassy this week and
Zoe the guests Of the Ambassador and
Mrs Bryce.
Miss Maria Calvo. daughter % the
Costa Rican Minister. IS visiting in New
York.
The Norwegian Minister and Nine. Guide
and their two daughters. the Misses Sig
I'd and Ingeborg Guide, will go TO Takom1
parl. Sanat0rium to-day 90 remain ther'
for q month. The Minister was quite II
there last spring and they return there
for rest and recreation whenever ther'
IS O lull In affairs so they can get away
Count Torok. Of the Austrian Embassy
one Of the popular bachelors Of the diplo
matte circle. has sailed for Europe. no
10 return 10 this post again, which is
matter OF sincere regret 20 the youni
people Of that set. He VIII probably b
promoted 10 a European post
Mr. A. c.. Horstmann. attache OF tn
German Embassy. has taken the house
1872 \ street. for the winter, which is tn
house occupied last season by Mrs. Fred
eric Benedict
Lieut.. Won Buening has arrived Il
Washington for the winter from his HON
IN Germany. He IS a brother Of Adol
Won Buening, who was married 70 Mrs
Gordon Mckay during the time he wa
connected with the German Embass
here. The lieutenant is a wealthy youn
bachelor and has already become a facto
In the young peoples set.
Mrs. Kennard. wife OF the second sec
rotary Of the British Embassy. will en-
terrain at a luncheon tomorrow for Mis-
Freshfield and Miss Paul. who are guest
az the embassy.
The Vice President and Mrs Sherma
viii not ccme TO Washington for the see
son until after Thanksgiving. which the
Will spend with their family In Uuc'
The Vice President spent two days
washington last week, looking at house
for the season, and he and Mrs. Sherma
will probably come down for n day {
two within tho next week, TO settle upc
one.
Miss Rother, who was the guest, at 70
Myer, Va, Of Mrs. Chaffee, has returns
TO her home IN Tennessee.
The Italian cruiser Etruria is expects
70 arrive off the Arsenal tomorrow, al
a number OF entertainments have alreat
been planned by society for the ente
talnment for its officers. The Etrur
was anchored of the Arsenal for a Re