The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14

TO New York and Canada, on Thursday. |
the French ambassador and Madame |
Or OF the Mexican ambassador, whose
Official reception to the dIplomatic |
c .Gp they attended on Wednesday. In
new. Swedish minister, Count Ehrens-
ward, who though an eligible bachelors
refuses to be lionized by society in
dame Rivero. welcome as old friends
among the newcomers In the foreign
1thclal corps; tho Argentine minister
IL ~ S s, who Is being INTRODUCED as
Portela: the United States minister to
Denmark and Mrs. Maurice Eagan,
mated bearer OF the olive branch" and
Mrs. Dawson; Assistant Secretary OF
tE,o ore Anairs and Mrs Chandler
mai SS;es,cretary to the President. and
Mrs titles. the new councillor for tho
state Department and Mrs. Chandler
anderson. Mr.; and Mrs Franklin Is
Manry, the naval attachc and the nrst
secretary of the French embassy, with
their respective wives. Countess day
and Madame de Ia Rocca.
The Austrian embassy presented a
cold front In contrast to it's usually
mospitable exterior, owing TO the alb
h,engelmuellcr. who with their young
daughter, Mile. Mia. are spending a
;irghr 1 At The virginia Hot Springs.
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autumn. -
. The British ambassador and Mrs.
avenue. were also away this week. be-
Ing In Canada for a conference on ca
MADAM merlcan matters. and incl
aentally TO return the recent visit of
SIR Edward Laurier.
Baron and Baroness Preuschen, of
the Austro- Hungarian embassy; Prince
kToudacheff. charge d'anaires Of the
RUSSIAN embassy. were members of
senator Dupont last weekend party at
py, the by. are established events on
The social calendar. and have done
,nuch' TO make the Delaware Senator a
rival of Senator Warren. of wyoming,
as popular widower- host at the ca III
tal. Senator Lippitt. the recent sue
cessor Of Senator Aldrich,. of Rhode
.of millionaire widowcrs in the upper
house OF Congress. had the misfortune
70 lose his wife on the eve of his com
not participating in The activities Of
the spring season beyond the point of
absolute necessity
Senator and Mrs. Swanson, of yir-
ginia. are others withdrawn By afiic-
lion lion, rom senatorial social events
friends. with whom they have been
popular ever since the former came TO
washington as Democratic Congress-
Henry Bohmer, Of Phiiadei IfG: M the
sister OF Mrs. Swanson. whose loss they
mourn, was also well known here
Society has extended a generous vel
come to Clark Kerr who succeeded Mr..
k kanas. on the staff Of the British EN-
senior Wanna kelsch, attached for
some years past to the Brazilian en-.
TW9s ~. SKI; ana now saving his fareweils in
tis ss nm! Ion pfeP pariy to going TO
Senior Pardo, the minister from Peru,
!, belng congratulated upon his ap-
nointnent as special envoy from his
government TO the coronation of kim
George. Madame pardo will accompany
her husband. 1'f--
Fate played hard jest on the new
ambassador of Mexico on Wcdnesday
me carefully selected date of his ON.
cial reception TO the diplomatic corpst
Tor when calling was ut hoodtide at Tho
embassy here. the Mexican troops wers
n1H en de lea by the rebel forces at
It's folly 10 be wise.'' and SO for the
noDoe the reception went nerriIy on
sn e.,i me host was was as happy in his
Al At mat very moment flowing with the
blood OF his countryrnen I'm
Miss Lillian Hin. Of Montgomery
ga; who spent several days last week
N IN Richmond as the guest OF Miss
Geiine Macdonald. has returned TO
Washington. special round of gale
ties being arranged in her honor bv
Misses Alice and Louise Hoover. be
fore leaving for her home In the South.
Miss Kemp, OF Virginia, is here for
me week, visiting the Misses Fletcher
daughters OF Senator and Mrs Duncan
@ Fletcher. of Florida. Miss NeIlie
Fletcher is an accomplished reader. and
gives pleasure to many Confederate
veterans and their friends assembled
at the u. d. c. Home in Vermont Ava
nue.. GRACE PORTER HOPKINS.
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