The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01

noy Rallou OF Honolulu who have taken
the residence OF Mrs. Louis Owsey. 1900
The new Belgian minister, Mr. Haven
ith. who married Miss Helen Ffoulke
while he was attached 10 the Belgian
legation, has not yet arrived and his
plans for the winter have not been made
public so far. II Is barely possible that
the minister and Nine. Havenith will es-
tahlish the legation in the lovely home OF
Nine. Havenith's mother. Mrs. Charles
Ffoulke. in Massachusetts avenue. The
house. which lis one Of the most beauti-
ful in Washington. is charmingly adapt
ed for entertainment The last most
brilliant event taking place there was the
wedding OF Miss Ffoulke and Mr., Haven
ith. about three years ago.
The return 10 Washington OF Leutcn-
ant Commander and Mrs. Archibald Da,
Wis. who have spent the last several
years at League Island Philadelphia, is
one of the pleasant events OF the winter.
Mrs, Davis was formerly MISS DAISY
Cotton and one OF the most popular
young women in Washington.
The houses on fashionable thorough
fares are taking on a homellke appear
ance while the shops are preparing Tor
the autumnai puErGShasSe,rs' so.siae resor,s
come reports that summer guests are
leaving for the mountains or hurrlco
trips to Paris for winter wardropes' sy
the middle Of next month Nasnlnglon
will again be In the throes OF the early
season social whirl
Debutantes Monopolize Favor.
The debutantes Will soon monopoize
social attention. Herea0outs only a few
names have so far been mentioned, but
as everybody knows. information OF this
kind is rarely given publicity until the
autumn is well advanced. The debut OF
Miss Helen TAFT gave a national inter
est TO last winters list of buds which
the coming season lacks. There are, no
daughters OF cabinet ofllcers or oi HluuI- :
miIIlonaires mentioned so IL just looks
as II the favored young women whose
participation In society Tor (helr hrst
winter vii, he among the Grandees OF the
national capital are charming enough TO
need no extra pushing forward, more
than a glimpse of their pretty selves.
Each winters list here grows as the
seasons advance and the coming one Is
not likely TO be any diheren,. some W oi
those named already are MISS l'patiO'
Rcyburn, daughter Of the mayor OF mi
adelphla who has taken a mouse mere
for the winter: the Senorit9s klVeIo.
whom many pleasant attentions are
MANNED; Miss Emily Beatty; MISS Mary
Irwin, daughter OF Commander ana MFs'
Irwin. and several others
Introduction was prevented by a tamlIE
hereavo meni last winter: MISS Marsdret
Draper, who he's been abroad since ner
fathers death, and Miss Ealth Hraele'
Who went out considerable last year. are
VIZ Mno ~ ho counted as dcbutantes OF The
coming season The latter viii nave
dinner dance 10 mark her lotInel "eou'
the last week IN December.
Russian ambassador Is Welcome.
NJ. George Bakhmeticn OF the Russian
Diplomatic service, who has been APP
| nointcd Russian ambassador TO tue
| United States. is we'll known here. "here
| many wears ago he was one OF the seSre-
taries OF the Russian legation, He welded
q daughter o. General Edward r Beaie
and is brolher-in-law Of Mrs; Jo!'n ~, Is,
! Wasj,Incton. -Eakhmctien has risen
| rra dually in the Russian diplomatic corPs
and has served as Russian 0iplonlanc nc
and more recently rs Russian emoasSaoo'
A. Washington I've will MI the vacancy
caused by the Withdrawal 9i ssiro Sai"' IN la st
| winter 20 spend "a short vacation aiiu
Vas drafted into tho home service OF me
foreign ofce Miss sea- ,or ''lIhJ Ginlomat ma In
vienna. NJ. Bekhmctten has Iepresenle''
his government at Athens 1nn U, ,,Je v,fe
Gently at Toxic "hcTc nc a"o ''''
"srT siT1o oopHi ponis Girls. as tho dauehters "l
General Bcaic we're popular!y Sn3M" @ ~, y,
Washington society. wetc I1ra,t,, ~ ,he
,,ortiny ,hay gayc In the old Beaie man
sirn facing Lafayette square. ri
This boisc, now the property OF Ed
ward Beaic Mclean. father OF the seN,
enty- i've million dollar baby Esr of glnSS5 JSST
p MI can and the late Thomas r
Walsh II is one Of the most interss,ins =
historic homes in Washington II sSanai WI,I,s
but n stones throw from ths w .. nv
In,.e and was built I'm the early TWEEN
Ties bv Commodore Decatur wlth M
share OF the prize money from inc sp1a ss,a
OF vessels captured In the war oi - -
| 70 his death in a duel with Baron s'a
densburg, Just outside Of Washington