Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-29
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
CHINESE MINISTER ENTERTAINS
AT DINNER FOR PRINCE SUM.
Miss Helen Hendrick First of Debu-
tantes-Baroness Hengelmuller
Ill-Personal Mention.
MISS sIGRID GUIDE.

entail one when the bright flowing robes
of those i'm attendance are considered.
The list of those in attendance included:
His imperial highness Prince Sum.
Vice Admiral Sir Sab Chen-ping
His excellency Chow Tsz-chi
The Chinese minister.
Capt. Tsao Yu Wing.
Capt. Tseng Yu Cheng.
Capt. Chu Chen Pang.
Capt. Tseng Chu vi.
Capt. Lin Pao Lun.
Mr.. Chao Holi Ling
Mr.. Flung Shu.
The secretary of the legation, Mr.. Yung
kwai.
The honorary secretary of the legation,
Mr.. Henry X. Chang.
Mr.. WI Chang, attache.
Mr.. Yuan ko-shuan, attache
Mr.. Tan Yao Fen attache
Mr.. Chiao Chung Tan, attache
Mr.. Lu Ping Tien.
The first debutante to be announced for
the coming social season is Miss Helen
Hendrick, who will make her formal bow
to society at the home of her mother,
croft place northwest. Her coming put
affair will in all probability be given
in December.
Miss katherine Leech, who will be
married Saturday to Lieut. Thurston
Hughes, will entertain the members of
ner bridal party at dinner this evening.
Lieut.. Glenn f. Egerton has been chosen
as best man in place of Lieut.. Parks,
who is ill.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Samuel H. Greene
returned yesterday from an extended
vacation of nearly four months.
Rear Admiral Thomas C. Mclean,
United States Navy, started for the Berk-
shires by auto yesterday from Newport.
Baroness Hengelmuiler. wife of the
Austro-Hungary ambassador, has been i'll
since last Saturday at the Bourne villa
at LenoX, which they have for October.
Baroness Won Hengelmuller was very
much fatigued following her arrival.
Mrs. Henry White. wife of the former
American ambassador to France. was op-
Grated upon for appendicitis yesterday In
Paris. She passed through the ordeal to
the satisfaction of the physicians. Mrs.
White had planned to leave for the United
States yesterday, but was seized suddenly
with an acute attack that made prompt
surgical relief imperative.
Mrs. White is said to be doing
well. Her sister-in-law, Mrs. w. X. Van
derbilt, and her daughter, Countess
Scherr-Thoss. are with her.
Mrs. Stephen E. Elkins. her two sons
and Miss Katherine Elkins left Paris yes
terday for Cherbourg. whence they de-
parted shortly for New York
The Austro-H Hungarian embas sy: which
has been closed all summer, is now being
put in readiness for the ambassador, who
will come to Washington next Tuesday
to spend a few days during the sessions
of the prison congress. The ambassador
will entertain the delegates from Austria
and Hungary at dinner during his stay in
Washington. The embassy will not he
permanently opened until about November
], when the ambassador and Baroness
Hengclmuller will return from LenoX.
Mrs. John r. Williams and Miss Dor
othy Williams will go to Hot Springs. Va,
October to join Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Letter, who have taken a house for the
autumn.
Mrs. Francis B. Newlands, wife Of Sen
ator Newlands, and her niece, Miss Mar
ion Wise, who are in the west, will not
open their home in Woodley lane. until
the middle of November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. l.. Johnston,
son-in-law and daughter of Senator New
lands, will return tomorrow to their sub
urban home, Single Oak, from Murray
Bay, Canada.
Mr. Fl. W. Kennard, second secretary
of the British embassy, and Mrs. kennard,
who went to their English home for
the summer. will leave for the United
States next Saturday.
Comte dc Chambrun. military attache
of the French. embassy. will arrive in
New York from Mexico tomorrow. Com
Jesse de Chambrun. who has been in
France all summer, is expected to reach
New York the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Henry Butler, who
spent most Of the summer in New York
state will return to Washington Octo-
Der 10.
Mr.. George Young. second secretary of
the British embassy. and Mrs. Young,
who have been spending the summer In
England. will depart for this country
October s.
Raft Bey. counselor of the Turkish en-
bassy. has returned to Washington from
q series of visits in New York and
through New England.
Mr.. Franklin NJ. Gunther. third secre-
tary of the American embassy in Paris.
has been recalled 1t is understood that
he is to be assigned to- the diplomatic
service in South America.
According to- a special Mexican cable
dispatch Senior Julian Portela. secretary
of the Argentine legation. In Washington,
has been transferred to the same post in
Santiago de Chile. He will be succeeded
in Washington by Senior Eduardo Ra-
cedos.
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Mr. and Mrs. William r. Campbell have
returned to their home in Washington
after spending several weeks visiting rela-