The Washington herald., 1910-06-05
PERSONALS.

President and Mrs. Taft are expected to
return TO the White House this morning,
Mrs. Taft from Cincinnati, where she
has been the guest of her father and sis
ter, Mrs. Anderson, and the President
from as far west as Michigan.
Vice President and Mrs. Sherman gave
an informal dinner last night compliment
tary TO their house guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lotun Hunt OF Utica. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunt. who will probably remain here I'M
I'll the middle Of the week. spent yester-
day at Mount Vernon.
Mrs. and the Misses Meyer. who went
10 Annapolis with the Secretary for the
graduation exercises of the Naval Acad-
envy, have returned TO their home In
Scott circle. where they will remain until
they go to their summer residence near
Hamilton, Mass, at the end OF the week.
Miss Helen Cannon, daughter OF the
Speaker OF the House. spent June week
at Annapolis with her niece, Miss Vir-
ginia La Seure. They returned last night
10 their home in Vermont avenue.
The Austrian Ambassador is expected
I
| absence OF three months. spent mostly
| in Austria-Hungary. Baron Hengelmul-
Ter viii remain here about a week. then
transfer his embassy 10 Bar Harbor,
stopping in New York en- route TO meet
his wife and daughter, who win arrive
from Europe June IL on the KrOn-
pTtnZessin Cecilie.
The Russian Ambassador and Baroness
| Rosen, who had expected to go this week
TO Bar HarbOr for the summer. have de-
| layed their departure until weather con-
ditions are more favorable in the North.
Countess de Buisseret. wife OF the Min
lister from Belgium. and their family
were among those sailing yesterday for
the other side from New York. Mai Won
Livonius, Of the German Embassy; Mr.
and Mrs Charles p Taft. with Miss
Louise Taft, OF Cincinnati, and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Beale Bloomer, of Washing
ton, were some of her fellow passengers.
ZiO Youssouf Pasha, the new Turkish
Ambassador, appointed to succeed Hus-
sein KAHN Bey. has arrived at the en-
bassy in Connecticut avenue, where. If
he follows the precedent established dur
ing his ambassadorial regime in London,
Rome and Paris, he VIII entertain most
| Hospitality.
The japanese Ambassador and Baroness
l Uchida have decided to spend July and
( August at Buena Vista Springs, Pa,
where they will occupy the Chopper cot
tage. The counselor and Mrs Matsul will
/ live at Monterey.
The Minister from Spain and Nine.
I d
try, will be kept In town until quite late
receiving eonsignments OF their house
hold goods from the formers last post
at Copenhagen. They will then begin a
series Of visits TO friends and the Ameri-
can relatives of Nine. RianO, who have
seen so little Of her since her marriage
took her to live in foreign climes. They
expect to spend the late summer at Bar
Harbor.
The Minister from Switzerland and
Nine. Ritter, with their son Paul, will
sail from New York for Europe June Z.
Henri Martin. who will have charge OF
the legation during the Minister'S alb
sence, will go TO Newport the last of
June, to remain until the end OF the
| season
The Assistant Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Huntington Wilson entertained at
dinner last evening in honor of the
American delegation TO the fourth Pan
American conference at Buenos Ayres.
The company included Henry White, Col.
r. H. CrOwder. Prof. John Bassett
Moore, Prof David Kinley Prof. Paul
Reinch. Prof Bernard Moses. Lamar c.
Quintero, Prof William r. Shepherd, z.
B. Moore, Of the delegation. and the fol-
lowing members Of the State Depart