The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15

ell. I've anu nourishlng, the near full
full. Pi'pHo'y Seehls doupt-
Bar Harbor.
me RUSSIAN ambassador and the
baroness Rosen, with their daughter.
fnc Baroness, Elizabeth Rosen' viii
leaVe early in June for Bar Harbor
Mnere They will spend the entire sum
lner, The Rosens, by the way, have
eos aUe shared the popularity of their pred
rssotS, the Cassinis, and for some in
scrutabIe reason have frowned upon
every supporter of the Cassini regime
many approve the policy of the pres.
ent representatives of the czar in keen.
ing out of the limeight, but there are
many slghs of regret for the genial
count and that vivid, vibrant piece of
humanity, Marguerite Cassini.
- countess Won Berustorff and the
countess Louise Alexandra Won Berns,
c.I UoIT sailed a week ago for Europe and
VIII spend the summer In Paris. Lon
don don and Berlin, the count following
them later on. The countess is an
ynoassaSonal en- Msad hostess of great power
American wives of diplomats, a daugh. |
Sea OF the late Edward Luckmcyer of |
New York, though she has spent little |
.inie IN thls country, as her father took |
up MS residence in Paris shortly after
ner plrth. She was educated in Paris. |
L.. al Che frencn NlVaclty and |
Gharm of manner. The dcbutante
daughter of the count and countess
% yon bernstorff was presented to society
thls winter III Washington, and is as
popular as her parents.
Inc French ambassador and Madame
Jusserand sailed April on La Lor-
raine for France. where they will dj.
vide their time until fall between paris
and their chateau in Auvergne. There
are Two notable young women in the
french embassadorial family in Wash Il
lngton. The Countess de Chambrun,
WIRE OF the military attache. is a sis.
Ter OF Nicholas Longworth The count
ess, with her children, has been visit
ing her mother in Cincinnati, but will
SAL IN fortnight for France to spend
the summer with her husband s family.
hostand' s sister, the fascinating Wis.
countess 'Benoist d 'Azy. is the wife
or the naval attache to the French em.
6bassy, Lieutenant Commander d'Azy.
one is one of the clever young host
ball OF Easter week is still talked of
with admiration,
Dean and Doyenne.
The Austrian embassy will be moved
TO Bar Harbor this summer The em~
bbassador from Austria Hungary and the !
Baroness Hengelmuller Won Hengvar
went to Europe early in the spring to
assist in the reception of the Roosevelts
n Hungary They Will return early in
June. leaving soon after for Bar Har.
bor
With the departure of the former
ambassador from Italy and Baroness
Mayor des Planches, the Austrian EN-.
oassador became the dean of the dip.
omatlc corps and his wife the doy
'nne. In the absence of the baroness,
he chatelaine of the embassy is n In
,harming bride, Madame Linau- -Lowen-
hal, wife of the new counselor of the +
AUSTRIA Hungarian embassy, Cbeyaler
Iinau -Lowenthal. This is a responsible
POSITION for one so young and inexpe.
FENCED IN American ways, but the lit.
lie Vlennese bride is playing the role
light royalty
Another attractive young couple at
ached to the Austria Hungary embassy F.
S Baron and Baroness +. Preuschen F.
Who enter with great spirit into the X
,outhful pursuits of dancing, roller H
kating and paper chasing. The baron, &
IS IS a beautiful woman and one of r
he best dressed in the diplomatic CON
ingent. There must be good modistes H
n Vienna, perhaps the Baroness Uchida Z
earned the subtle art of exquisite H.
owning during her husband IS service IS
t the Austrian court, and Madame H
.owenthal S gowns have distinctive II
u. |
Never before have there been so n
lany young displomatic hostesses in III
Washington, The new Italian embas- Fl
idor, Marquis Cusani Consalonierie, has III
OF appeared at his post, and the pres. III
nt chatelaine of the Italian embassy III
the winsome young wife of the charge III
'affaires, Marquis Paul Montaglairc, E
ho has already climbed high on the
fficial ladder of his country The III
andsome marquis is native of Flor
ace but his wife is from the Balkans
he Italian embassy will probably be
Gated at Manchester blythe Sea, where "a
was established last summer. The @
i'll probably go on to the same place IN
he of the most popular resorts on the y
,ast, n
No Race Suicide. Fl
The most regal looking woman of
e diplomatic group is the lovely, fair M
aired Countess de Buisseret, wife of n
e minister from Belgium. She was Il
/ American girl, and one in whom IA
uthern California and Washington III
'e equally interested. Her father is M
eDeral John p. Story of Los Angeles IA
Id Carrie Story. as she was called be II
re her marriage, was one Of the most Ii
,pular army girls IN Washington. She E
as welcomed with open arms last win II
T, when her husband, the count, was Il
Mt TO represent his country at our E
ltional capital III
The count is a man Of broad culture
I'd Of rare personal charm, with an
sy cordialty of manner, At the re- NJ
MT celebration at the Carnegie insti.
te in Pittsburg, when President Taft FL
,livered an address, Count de Buis-
ret was chosen for the other speaker
I'd his talk on the aesthetic side OF
elgium history was literary treat 81
y. ,.
There are FIVE sturdy little sons in the
Buisseret family and a papy girl IA
IS Just been added to the group. Now,
e would naturally suppose that the N
went of this baby daughter would be Al
lied with delight, but truth to tell; n
spite of her heavenly blue eyes and "a
e faint auerole OF fair hair Countess =
,atrix Caroline Marie Josephe de II
lisseret was a darling little disap.