The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28

Misses Meyer wife and daughters OF
. Cd a large picnic party. which dispers-
ed after long rides to and from the
chosen spot of historic interest. din
ner and informal dancing.
Il Yesterday afternoon she received for
her mother at the last of the seasons
garden fetes on the White House lawn.
ftciently for her to inaugurate another
| series for June.
The peace conference at Lake Mo-
honk, ". y, drew many officials to
, Among the more prominent in at
tendance were members of the diplo-
matte corps. who went as the special
ments, Mira All 1luli Khan. charge
d'affaires of Persia, whose Amcricap
wife has done so much to awaken that
sponsibility in maintaining the peace OF
the Orient, was there. booked for u
speech, which those who know him
iish. " p'S go
With the Bolivian minister on his
Northern trip were his bride and IA
young daughter, BY his previous mar
rage, senorita, Elena Calderon, who is
j as American In manner and culture
as her name is Spanish.
Society is still keenly interested in
the announcement of the engagement
4 OF Venezuela, and Miss Rosalean Betz.
/ OF philadelphia. The wedding Is sched
(, uled TO take place this month, and as
the date draws near II grows more
\ difficult for old friends in Washington
TO imagine the Beau Brummel of Latin
American diplomats as n benedict. MIR.
Pulido has been attached 10 the Nene2-
ueIan legation here. with several brief
ihter,nissions. for sixteen years. and
mas always been regarded as a gay
Will take his bride to Europe, and
| there await appointment to another
4 post; therefore, according to Dame Ru
Miss Betz after She becomes Madame
;Pulido.
The minister of Denmark and Count
ess Won Aloltke are planning to spend
mother and sister Mrs and Miss Thay-
! Ell. at their vacation home near Lam
Saster, Mass. IN August they will sail
| and spend the autumn with the counts
! relatives at Copenhagen.
o Instead g q ge,ng direct to his new
attached to the British embassy, will
serve for summer as charge d'affaires
OF Great Britain in Cuba. This Is pleas
ant news for the American relatives of
/ Mrs. kennard
An interesting new arrival in the
diplomatic corps is Baron San Pakitch,
VINO VIII act as charge d'affaires of
Siam until the appointment of sue
ceSsor to Phya Akharaj Vurndhara. The
baron is accompanied by his thirteen
Eear-old son. introduced to young
america as Wongse. The baron and
his son both speak English, and are
beginning their life here with a keen
interest everything Occidental
4 gay party of picnickers was enter
tanned at Mount Vernon on Tuesday
calvo. In the group were Sonora Don
! ma Carlottu Pinta de Veiga and Seno-
] lta Vega. her daughter. of San lose:
Misses Anita and Adejinta Jiminez Of
Carriage, who despite their Castiiian
coGno,mens are quite typcally North
am ma, n nj looks and speech Seno-
css during the excursion.
VIII the new ambassador of Russia
arrive before the autumn season, and
who will he be. are queries which none
ing, since Baron de Rosen, the retir-
Z ing amba ssador. is known TO have ac-
cepted a Cabinet position, and NJ. Bak-
with an American wife-is an avowed
/ candidate for the post
The Southern Society held its last
meeting for the summer at Confeder
when Representative Sisson. of Mis-
SisSippi, briefly sketched the South's
D, illiant record Of attainment from
IS did he defend 1t from the slur Of
laziness by recounting the inventions
OF us sons and pointing 10 the crops
aga Pted 70 IT'S needs By the forethouSht
/ or JEFFERSON and his Contemporaries
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Among the out of-town visitors of
me week are Mrs. Whitehead and Miss
ti c,. Of Atlanta. Ga, who are So
Mrs Charles B. Howry. en- route 10
their home from New York, where they
sEeni the winter: Miss Landon is re-
u White House during the Roosevelt adj
ministratlon.
Miss Elizabeth Howry. who, with her
nppsher; visited Mr., and Mrs? Swanson
sion In Richmond. returned from New
Hcrk with Miss Landon, her fellow
student there in music.
Nj and Mrs. Edgar W. Hardesty
week and started for their future .eme
iE Charlottesville.
Miss Faulkner Miss Leila Faulkner
and ". II: Faulkner. OF the University
OF virginia, are spending some DAYS
at the New Willard ~ :
ANNOUNCEMENT is made of the mar
rage of Miss II. Writ shelton, daugh
tSn, OF NJ and Mrs. j. W. Shelton. OF
west Point. Va. to DR.. Asbury G. Piess
OF GaleN. Va. The ceremony, perform,
20 &c f 3y ReS, r. S. France. OF Trinity NJ.
. the Few Willard after which thn
young couple left for Northern trio
- Mrs: William a. Bennett, of sun
mere, has gone to Baltimore
u GRACE PORTER HOPKINS.
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