Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-01

President Taft will welcome over sew
enty new diplomats at the White House
tomorrow, and he and Mrs. Taft will re-
ceive the Fluctuations of thirty-eight Tor
eisn rulers through ambassadors. minis
tiers and charge d'affaires stationed here.
The Austrian ambassador, in his
rich red velvet cloak embroidered IN
gold. his top boots and sable cap. unless
the illness of Baroness Hengelmuller pre-
vents. will be the first to be received by
the President and Mrs. Taft, as he is the
dean of the corps.
Chevalier Won Loewenthal-Lineau and
his bride. Nine. Won LOewenthal-Lineau
whom he married just before coming to
Washington a few months ago; Count
Elemer Pejascsevich, who has just ar
rived from London, and Stephen Hendry
de Hedri ct de Genere Aba, also an at
tache and likewise just arrived from his
| last post, Paris, will be other representa-
| tives of the Austrian embassy. but will
not be with the first group unless the
Austrian ambassador is present
Nine LeIe%re- rontahs. wife of the
| counselor. will be the only new member
| of the French baSsadOrS suite, all or
| the others having been present year
! ago
! The RUSSIAN embassy SUITE Will iosO
much OF it's interest on account OF the
absence of the mbassador, Baroness
/ Rosen and their young daughter. Baron
| eSs Elizabeth ROsen, who recently Went
| to st. Petersburg. But there are severai
new faces-that of Constantine NabokoH'
who was made first secretary when
| Prince kcudacheff was raised to the
rank of counselor: Gregory Wlehhil,
| financial agent, and Nine. Wilenkin. who
recently returned here after an absence
| of
wife of the Russian attache and one OF
the several American brides to be pres
ent in the corps. ;,
| Lord Eustace Sutherland Campbell
Percy, attache. will be the only new
| diplomat in line with the British ambas-
sador, James Bryce, unless perchance
| william Glynne Charles Gladstone, VINO
has just been appointed attache here
after serving as private secretary to
| Lord Aberdeen, the viceroy of Ireland,
should arrive. Mr.. Gladstone would be
of almost as much interest as the schol-
, arly old ambassador himself, being the
grandson and principal heir of the Grand
| Old Man.
| The Turkish government will present its
fluctuations to the President and Mrs.
! Taft through it's new ambassador, Yous-
! souff Zia Pacha. sent here first on spe-
cial mission to acquaint this government
with the unseating of the old Turks and
the accession to the throne of the new
ruler, and who was also the Turkish rep
| resentative at the HudsOn-Futon EXPOSE
| ton. A new secretary, in the person of
Raft Bey. will accompany him. and their
most distinctive marks will be the red
| fez worn with their uniforms.
| Particular interest attaches to the pres
entation tomorrow of the new Italian
| nieri, who, with his wife and young
daughter, arrived here late this fall. AL
most an entirely new staff will accom-
pany the marchese, Mobile Lazzaro del
n
seller; Signor Augusta Rosso. attache. and
Signor G. E. Ceccato. commercial dele
gate. all having been appointed with the
new ambassador. The naval attache,
detached from the embassy here for a
| short time. has returned, and. with Nine.
Pfster. will greet President Taft for the
| first time.
| There will be several interesting Incl
/ dents In connection with the appearance
| of the German ambassador and Countess
| Won Bernstorff and their fair daughter.
Countess Luise-Alexander Won BernS.orIf
| The parsonage most looked for in the
staff will be Count Pourtales attache
whose engagement to the young countess
| was recently announced. He was ap-
pointed to the embassy here a few mont his
ago. and at once fell in. love with the am
bassadOrs daughter. with the result that
i there will be a wedding at the embassy
/ i'm the spring. Maj. Herwarth Won Bit
| tenfeld. recently appointed military at
tache. and Baron Heyl zu Herrnsheim
second secretary, will be the other new
| diplomats to accompany the German am
| baSSador.
| The Mexican ambassador. great social
favorite here, and who is shortly to be
married, has an all-new bachelor staff,
tary; Senior Don German Bulle, Sec
ond secretary: Senior Don A. Algara r.
| de Terreros. second secretary, and Senior
| Don NJ Armepdariz del Castillo, third
! secretary. will lend especial interest to
| Senior de Ia Barras staff
| With the Japanese ambassador and
Baroness Uchida will be Nine. Ozaki,
wife of the attache; Nagakaga Okabe,
tary attache. who. with his imposing uni
| form, will wear the decoration of the
Rising Sun and the Golden Kite, recently
bestowed upon him for military heroics.
| *. de Lima Silva will lead the Bra
lillian embassy staff at the White House
| tomorrow, and with him will be his bride
| of a year. Nine. dc Lima Silva, and ].
F. de Barros Pimentel, who has returned
! from abroad for the event.
| Senior Don Joaquin Bernardo Calvo
! minister from Costa Rica, in point of
years Of Service. outranks all of the other
| foreign ministers and all of the diplomats
muller WHO came here as minister from
Austria in 1924. and was raised to the
rank Of ambassador In 1902. He and his
family will head the long line Of repre-
| SeHtduSeS WIN the rank OF minister.
| The Bolivian minister will present his
bride. Sonora B. Monica de Calderon. to
the President and will be closely followed
by Mira Ali kuli Khan, the charge
d'affaires for Persia and Nine. Ali kuli
Khan. Moraveh-es-Sultaneh. which latter
! title means The Light of Persia.
| Senior Don Jacinto J.. Villegas. charge
| d'affaires for Argentine Republic, came
last March to open a legation here for his
country during the absence of Senior Por-
tela, who has since been replaced. Sonora
Dona Helena Hamilton de Villegas and
their daughter, Senorita Maria Helena
Tillegas. and Senior Eduardo Racedos
second secretary. will be the new figures
| from that country.
| DR.. Alfredo de Castro, who has been
| charge d'affaires for Uruguay for sew
| eral months. is another new diplomat to
be presented. and Senior Don Francisco
Sanchez Latour. charge d'afaires for
Guatemala. is another. He will be ac-
companied by Senior DR.. Ramon BengOe
chea. secretary.
| 1t has not often happened that five new
| diplomats with the rank of minister are
presented at single New Year recep-
ton, but that is the case this year, and
| each Is of especial interest, some on ac-
count of their great learning and high
positions in their own countries, and sew
| eral because they are chosen representa-
tives of the triumphant element of in
| fernal tnSurreCfiOnS Count E.hrpnSvard