The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
The Social Side
Of Washington.
tspoe,,l 20 The r1mes-p,epatch 1

Washington. October n.-Scarcelv
had the Supreme Court ceased to echo
with JOY over the reunion of its mem
bers when sorrow for the death of
Its Oldest associate justice in point Of
service orept in, leaving in its wake
keen sense of personal as we'll as
national loss. The late Justice. John
Marshall Harlan. was man of many
titles and claims TO distinction. but
withal an humble Christian of The
Presbyterian perSua sion, and his family
80 many other ana better things that
no one ever thinks OF or calls them
merely Official Nevertheless. their
place in the WashinStoH maui monde
will be difficult TO ill, for their par
ticuiar niche was the result OF more
than a third OF 4 century OF hiSh-
minded, patriotic. public spirited cit-
70 their successors. who will be the
fourth new family in the circle linn
,ted TO nine in little more than year.
The others are those of the Chief Jus
pce and Associate Justices Hughes and
lamar.
The family of the late Chief Justice
Fuller is just emerging from its
young niece. Miss Mildred Fuller AM
drey. to society this winter. TO mark
the event. Miss Audrey is sure to ne
social success. though she does not
pretty face and winning. feminine man
ne-. In the settlement OF her distin-
guished grandsire's estate. the old
fashioned family residence in + street
passed into other hGnds-those of Mrs
Alice Copley Thaw, formerly the
Countess OF Yarmouth The Hugh Wal
laees will therefore establish their
household gods II new quarters, The
of much hospitality when it was the
home OF the Fairbankses, during Mr.
Faireanks's regime in the Senate.
More recently IL has been occupied. a
the Peruvian legation, with the fas-
cinatins Madame Pardo as chatelaina.
The Pardos have gone TO Mr.. Pardos
new post in Europe and his successor
IS still an unknown quantity so far
rs this capital is concerned society
Is therefore glad to have their erst
while hosp:table home occupied BY p.o.
ple OF like intent
Speaking Of Peru and Peruvians.
Gorce c. Judson, an American recently
returned from tour OF the South
sresdenf Ts9nSli snd de- dseiarsa s.
taxing the liveliest interest in the
approaching completion of the Panama
Eanal, and to the business men OF that
soun,ry II seems impossible that the
mean the rapid exploitation and de-
Telopment OF Peru. Not until an Amer
scan bank with proper branches equip
PEG with credits and methods of bust
ness. however. will the United States
TAKE It's proper place as seller OF
merchandise with Great Britain Ger
many and France IN Latin America.
bows recently exchanged between The
charge d'afairss OF Peru and the Co
mbiaI minister which, so far as the
state Department is concerned. closes
ed attack OF q Colombian mob on the
peruvian legation a. Eogota in Septcn,-
Der. Until these bows were Officially
offered and returned the officials OF
speak as they passed." and the entire
circle in which they mingled felt the
strained relations between them. In
similar fashion does IT feel the ohicial
moment between the embassy house.
holds of Italy and Turkey.
In passing it is also apropos to OBJ
serve that quite the busiest man in the
Pasha. the Turkish ambassador Who
must keep his staff constantly on the
qui vive In order to answer the cues
tions that pour in upon him from all
dent here who are anxious to frht
FOR their faith and fatherland Even
his pretty daughter law, who. II will
oe remembered, was formerly MISS
ginia end New York family. begins to
realize all is not gold that glitters''
when ~ comes 10 presiding over social
destiny OF the embassy OF a warning
again the effect Of the rurko-1talian
.mbrog!to is felt here IN the sudden
and unexpected recall OF viscount
Day. naval attache OF the French
embassy. Immediately after he return
60 10 this country with the v!scountess
1Tom their summer vacation On dit,
that France IS short Of officers, though
Otherwise she IS better prepared for
war than ever before, and il Ia Ii
oerte'' disaster is shadow OF coming
events, she wishes 10 have her army
End navy experts. especially the lat
yer. within easy official call Viscount-
ess DAzy is ose. OF the most charming
Foreigners eyer Stationed here. and r
she does nct .tttrn Will bs greatly
missed. Her children, Of whom Their.
are three, are LETT as pupils in con
vent near Philadelphia where their
paternsl aunt is 2 teacher nun
LATHE Count Guy dc Buisseret. the
eight-year-old son of the former Bel
gian minister. is another child OF q
diplomat returning here TO be educated.
Count Conrad dc Buisseret his father,
is now representing his country ct
at. Peters burg, and his mother who