The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08

distinguished Latin-Amcrican naval
offcer and his suite on its guest list.
returning foreign officials to be welconi-
cd and the Turko-ltalian War opening
the foodgate to international conversa-
ton. Washington has come into its
own again. And the stranger Is with
st. George united with $4,000 Yelled
Prophets of the Enchanted Realm OF
Mystic Shriners in doing the city.
Now it is an army of delegates to the
annual convention OF the United Ger
man Societies and supporters of .he
Southern Commercial Congress who arc
here to show their keen interest in the
organizations first annual exhibition,
Each group in turn becomes the centre
of hospitable intention and forSets for
the nonce that the cost of living Is
soaring skyward in q tiguratiye race
with aeroplanCs.
Admiral Conf. of the Chilean navy
and third international naval hero TO
be entertained here within as many
months was guest of honor at n beau
Gfully appointed dinner at the home
of the Acting Secretary of State and
Mrs. Huntington Wilson. Invited to
meet him were the new Chilean min
lister, Senior Suarez; Secretary of the
Navy George Won L. Meyer: Captain
Stuven, of the Chilean navy, and Ma
dame Stuven; Captain Scarles, also OF
Searles is returning with ADMIRAL Co
Mis- fleet to Valparaiso, after IL two
years sojourn in London as naval at
tachc to the Chile legation; Captain
Cuevas, naval attache to the legation
here: Hon. a. a. Adee, Assistant Secre-
tsry of State: Charles Page Bryan. for
merly American minister to Brazil now
accredited to Japan. and here for in
structons regarding the duties of his
new post; Thomas Z. Dawson. the state
Departments travelling diplomat, who
recently succeeded to the privilege of
spending the winter In Washington
with the title of minister resident.
and Mrs. Dawson: Lieutenant.Co Com
mander White, L. $. ~. naval aid 20
the visiting admiral, Mrs White and
group of attaches of the Bureau of
Latin American Affairs.
Besides being an official welcome to
the Chileans. the occasion was the
hosts farewell to society for at least
month during which they Will
go vacation tripping from the
Eastern home of Mrs Wilson to the
Western home of the secretary. Late
Hot Springs. where both husband and
wife annually enjoy motor trips TO ma
lures great throbbing heart in the
upper Appalachian Mountains when the
latter are at the height OF their bril-
liant autumn coloring.
Before leaving Washington. Mr.. VIII
son gave out the pleasant social in
formation that NJ. Bakmatieff. brother
in-law of MIR. and Mrs. John II. Me
Lean, OF this city. would positively sue
coed Baron Rosen as Russian ambassa-
dor 10 the Un1teQ states.
According TO constitutional re-
Quircment the United States supreme
Court will reconvene OH the second
Monday in October" In anticipation
of this opening of its winter sessions
week. The first to arrive were Chief
Justice and Mrs. Write. who divided
their vacation between the North AMI
the South Justice and Mrs. Lamar,
I. RI u mn "a am hn f,pNl
members OF this very exclusive circle,
have taken possession of their recent
iy purchased home in New Hampshire
Avenue. to which 1t is hoped they will
transfer some OF the treasures that
make their Augusta. Ga, home SO Won
derfully attractive and artistic.
Justice and Mrs. Hughes, who had
such u serious time finding house
suited to their needs at the time they
came last season, will soon have the
home they are building ready for oc-
eN-Goveynor and noted New York law
yer's far-famed library OF legal lore.
Justice and Mrs. Hughes Will have
With them their younger children
her class work at Vassar and their
eldest son to preparatory school in the
North
Among the Cabinet families first to
return will be those whose children
are students in the Washington schools.
the Attbrney-Gc and Mrs. Wicker
sham. whose daughter attends the Ma
tonal Cathedral school; the Secretary
at the Interior and Mrs. Fisher. who
have eight young hopefuls to enroll
this session. and Secretary OF Com
small son and daughter have ALREADY
had two winters In local schoolrooms.
The minister of Switzerland and Ma
dame Ritter. whose twelve-year-
son. Paul, is u pupil in the public
school, are hurrying over the sea In
order to not have him fall too far
behind his class. and the Persian charge
daffaires is equally anxious about the
education in American public schools
OF the three princely nephews in his
care. Madaree All .Euli Khan, his wife,
who. II Will -ne' remembered, is Bos-
tonian. wears a jeweled decoration pre-
scented by the Shah OF constitutional
Persia In recognition OF her efforts to
extend the educational advantages OF
10 her influence at court, the pres
cnce OF her husbands royal lSinsmen
In the democratic schools of this coun-
try Is no doubt largely due.
From Norway came five sturdy BOYS
and girls-childrcn of the Norwegian
minister and Hiadame Bryn--to learn
the three RS ana then some--pardon
the slang--in local public schools
Representative and Mrs Burleson, OF
Texas. brought back two charming
daughters. but only one of thepl Will
enter society this season, Miss Lucy
the younger, preferring to take a few
years in college before making her
bow TO otticialdom. Miss Laura Burle-
son graduated in the spring and had
fine taste of the gay life of which
che Will soon be part here. as the
guest Of ex-senator and Mrs John g.
Henderson at the latter's summer home
at Bar Harbor.
Speaker and Mrs Clark are neigh
bors of the Burlesons in sixteenth
street. and II was hoped that Miss
Benevieve Clark would be- debutante
contemporary OF Miss Laura. but such
VIII not he the case. for the former
has already returned to her books for
the session. and the prophets are now
figuring on her being the next White
House bud. Her eldest brother Ben
nett Champ Clark. graduated In the
Eastern High school OF this city. at
seventeen years OF age, and now, at
twenty one, after two and a half years
III the University of Missouri. has
entered George Washington University
for law. Together they are playing al
keeping house In the family home here