The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

/ LeEisla ture However. thnt Mr. Aldrioh
and his conf-eres expect 10 remain AZ
their post Is evidenced hy their seleo-
tlon Of homes for the coming aeason
! me Aldrfches will reside in the Hem
men jennings home. on sheridan Circle.
or Millionaire Row. as 1t was dubbed
when men who coun, their ceaIth in
etsh, figures began erecting ,heir win
ter residences along its border.
Speaking of the Aldriches always
! suggests the state when the ro,ays
iimilias represented in the senate for
III, ,, man quarter of a century. aud
sro',rG Get al "a query lately started
Ltovldence Rhode Island what would
Mr. Tart ride. and how would Chicago?
The visit of Dankor shono ro,.d
clvh engineer of Tokyo. + a KIND or
cchp OF the tour of Admiral Count
i9s1, IN that nc voices the gratitude
vi japan for the cordlality OF the
greeting given the Russo-Iapanese
Wer hsFq--a man small in stature. bi,t
/ Kaeser. OF Yckoha ma VINO is very AZ.
preclative OF the growing tendency Of
Americans 70 make his country a
And that reminds me, ohicialdom ~
NIL .til on on qni we OF expectancy as to
main nero as the ambassador OF the
tlowery Kingdom or be transferred
10 post n M, cabinet now forming
I Th the direction Of Marquis Ssionii
me latter took up the rcins of pre-
miership In Toxic August Is
The late summer is more than usual
" Interesting in the matter OF diplo-
mduc arrivals. Two new ambas ors
The Brazilian and the Mexican-are
sun rated among the newcomers and
hhvt arrived since the summer scat
ierlnS OF tho clans Among the more
!!mportant newcomers may be men
toned the Chilean Minister and Sonora
Sudrez. who h1ve become household
ers in Vermont Avenue Or pena
Win Win MS wife and four daughters. rep
tesen'ing Uruguay DR.. Alberto Kern.
nrgno' OF honduras. and DR.. Don sal
yador Castrillo. Of Nicaragua Ecnor.
de Naon. wife OF the new Argentine
minister. joined her husband here
pared to bid her a hearty welcome
nony OF It's devcteos having already
OF Europe. where DR.. Naon was &c.
credited before being appointed TO
Washin ston \ few new secretaries
and attaches have also arrived at their
various posts hcre. Including NJ Mau-
gras: Of the French embassy. and Vic
tor Delbeau, OF the Haitian legation
The staff Of the Uruguayan legation
reads much like that or the former
regime OF the Ecuadorean Minister
| senior Carho. With four daughters and
ne legation in the. former case, and
three daughters and two sons in the
latter case, the sons being also secre-
taries OF the legation.
Tho counselor of the Austro Hun
garian embassy and Madame Won
Locwenthal Linau. who went abroad
early. in the summer, have returned
TO W ashington in anticipation OF the
approaching departure of the Ambas-
Sador and Baroness Henselmueller.
Won LoeWenthai Iinau viii be III
charge Of the embassy
Keen interest is manifest here over
reports OF the visit OF tho French AM
bassador and Madame Jusserand to
copeniN'sen where. besides being en-
and Mrs. Maurice Egan. two delight.
fui former W&"hinstonians
As an honorary member of former
President Roosevelts tennis cabinet
NJ. Jusserands skill with the racquet
Is internctionally famous, and society
here Is not, Therefore. surprised to
learn that ne won two tennis matches
while in Denmark Among the old
Trends they met IN CopenhaEen were
MI and Mrs. Cleveland Perkins, of this
ington and Countess Won Moltke. who
recently arrived for fall visit amon5
the counts relatives.
OF the changes and Appointments
made recently in the American dipio-
matte service. the one most affecting
Washinston is the appointment of
Hon. Cbptain LarH Anderson as United
siates Minister to Belgium Because
of II society here will lose one of its
most charming hosts and delightful
short story writer's The Anderson
horne in Massachusetts, Avenue valued
ct more than st.0oe n0n and hllad with
rare collection nt paintings aud
souvenirs OF foreign countries visited
BY tho owners together with its won
dertui sunken gardens. where Mrs
Andersen frequently nniertains in the
sprinE. yin I've closed for at least
year--not pleasing prospect TO so
ciety.
Tho good wishes Of MANY Washing
toniaus went 20 Tewbcrn y c for the
future happiness Of Miss Ellen Nc
Lenden simmons. daughter of United
states Senator simmons whu on Mon
| Gay last became tho bride of wade II
Meadows. After a reception following
the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Meadows
came North or their Wedding trip. and
are eNneoted TO visit in WashnSton