Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-21
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Harold w. Huntley will be ushers A
wedding breakfast to which limited
number of friends have been asked WIN
follow at the home of Mrs. William Bel
late father was formerly senator from
Florida, David Iulee. Lieut.. Miles Is
the son of Lieut.. Gen. Nelson Miles ana
has been stationed the past year at Fort
Myer with the Sd Artillery.
The French ambassador and Nine JUS
serand are already well started in their
Inequalities for the season. Lieut.. Com
mander Renoist d Azy and Viscountess
Benoist day and Capt. and Count
for the winter. Mr. Edme falkland, the
new secretary. arrived yesterday. having
landed Friday from the French liner.
Count Perette de la Rocca, another new
Mexico. His wife will spend some time
longer with her parents in Mexico
The Brazilian ambassador and Nine.
Their son, Mr.. Maurice Nabuco, sailed
yesterday for Germany. where hs Will
take up a course of study. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Chermont returned some time ago
to their residence, 1901 18th street: Lieut..
Commander D. r. Marques de Azevedo,
naval attache, and wife are at Stoneleigh
Court.
The Russian ambassador with the
Baroness Rosen and their daughter. will
be here by the end of the month. The
marriage Of Mr. Boris de Strive OF the
foreign office at st. Petersburg, and for
merry of the embassy staff here. and
Miss Eleanor Slater. daughter of Mr..
take place tomorrow in the Russian
Church in Paris. Col. Baron de Bode and
his sister. the Baroness Elizabeth de
Bode, and Commander and Nine. Vas
siieff have already resumed their part
in social life.
The British ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
have had numerous guests since return
ing, and have now with them for the
winter Mr.. j.. A. Bryce, NJ. p, brother
of the ambassador: Mrs. Bryce and Miss
Martory Bryce, who will spend two
months here. Lieut.. Col. and the Hon.
Mrs. Bernard James gave pretty dinner
during the week. Mrs. kennard. wife
Of the second secrtary, was also host
ess lately.
The charge d'affaires of Japan. Mr..
Matsui, has been the official host of his
embassy during tie recent visit of his
countrymen.
The diplomatic reception at the German
embassy and the dinners in contemplation
promise an active season with the Am
bassador and Countess Won Bernstorff.
i Wo DdCllcIOT IHeHlDeTS OIL the embassy
staff are Mr.. A. c. Horstman and Lieut..
Won Bruening. The former has taken
a house. 1872 n street.. The latter is
brother Of Capt. Won Bruening. whose
wife was Mrs. Gordon Mckay of this
city. and whose marriage took place
here. He is coming here from Japan.
A. Rustem Bey, the counselor Of the
Turkish embassy, has had busy week
socially during the stay OF the special en-
voys from the sultan.
The Mexican ambassador is expected
back from Europe by the first Of the
year.
The coming out of the second daughter
of the Costa Rican minister and Nine.
Calvo, Miss Marta Calvo. gives their le-
cation an additional house interest this
season. The Siamese minister, returned
from a year or more absence abroad, at
once resumed his place as a delightful
host. Mr.. Lotus, first secretary of lega-
ton. and Mrs. LOTUS are also at the Ar
lington. The Portuguese minister has
taken the house 2O17 Massachusetts, ave-
nue.. The death of Nine. Calderon has
placed the Bolivian minister and his
charming young daughter ip mourning.
The Argentine minister and Sonora de
Portela are at the Shoreham for the viii
ter and are going to South America in
the spring. The Peruvian minister and
minister of Ecuador, but Nine Calvo and
her elder daughter are here. Both the
Colombian and Uruguayan legations are
In charge of secretaries. The Swedish
minister is returning from his country.
but it is not expected that he will be ac-
companied at this time by his wife or
daughters The Chilean legation is now
at 1104 Vermont avenue. which has been
entirely remodeled to suit the minister
and Nine. Cruz. The Chinese minister is
still in Cuba after his trip to Mexico. He
will leave this country on the arrival of
his successor before New Year. The min
lister of Norway and Mime. GUIDE and their
daughters are spending month in the
country near by and will live at 1902
Vermont avenue the coming winter. Mill
lister and Nine. Loudoun, the Honduras
minister, DR.. Lazo: Count and Countess
MoItke. the Panama minister. the Cuban
minister and the Swiss minister and Nine.
Ritter the Spanish minister and the Bel
gian minister and Countess de Buisseret