New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
[Frnm Tha rrihnnA Bureau. !


Washington, June S,-The German AM
bassador was the most conspicuous host OF
the diplomatic corps to-day, having az MS
guests Prince Christian Won Hassen-Phii-
lppsthal- Barchfeld and Prince Heinrich
XXXVII Won Reuss. of the royal family OF
Germany, and the other officers with the
German squadron now visiting this country
The ambassador entertained them at lunch-
con. inviting a hundred prominent persons
to meet them
The guests for the luncheon were seated
at small tables In the largest ballroom at
Rauschers. The list included Rear Ad-
miral Won Rebeur-P Pa schwitz, Captain
PrentzeI. Captain MannedIer Tiechler, Cap
tain Seebohn, Captain B. Krogsigk, Captain
Klappenbach, Captain Kirchner, Captain
Schumacher Captain Duns, Captain Gront'
Lieutenant Kalster. Lieutenant Amber
Lieutenant Schckhardt, Lieutenant Midden-
dorf, Chief Engineer Knoke. Chief Engineer
Tomitt. Chief Engineer CRUDE, Surgeon
Auer. all Of the German squadron; the Sec
rotary Of the Navy and Mrs. Meyer. the
Misses Meyer the Assistant Secretary OF
War and Mrs Oliver. Representative ana
Mrs Longworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds
Hit, Major General and Mrs. Leonard
Wood Colonel and Mrs. Cosby, Mr.. ana
Mrs T. 7. GaT Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Nc
Lean, Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Townsend,
Miss Townsend, Mrs. Richard II. Townsend,
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. q. McCIintock Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Westcott, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Legare, Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Roosevelt, Nine. Christian Hauge,
Mrs. Frank Ellis, Mrs. L. r. Thomas, Mrs.
". e. Corbin, tho Misses Patten, Miss
Boardnan, Mrs. Joseph Letter. Mrs. Merritt,
Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Howard, Miss Maud Wet
more. Miss Jean Oliver Miss Harriet Wads-
worth. Miss Laura Merriam, Miss Gladys
Hinckley. Miss Emily Beatty. Miss Dorothy
Williams. Miss Merriam Crosby, Miss stew
ems. Miss Jeanette Allen, Miss Britton,
Miss Dorothy Taylor. Miss Marion Wise.
Miss Mary McCauley. the Misses Whiting,
Miss Crawford Miss Margaret Cotton
smith, Miss Gertrude Greedy. Miss Greble.
Miss Mildred Grebe. Miss Katherine Nc
Clintock, Miss Anderson, Rear Admiral
Ward, Lieutenant Roger Williams, Lieuten-
ant Leigh Noyes, Captain Thomas +. Rodg-
ers, Lieutenant Commander Sellers, Lieu
tenant Commander Bricker Captain Rogers,
Captain Little Major Charles T.. McCaw-
ley, Commander Belknap, Gst Blair, Mrs.
John X. Staufer and Reginald Schroeder.
Tho Russian Ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeterr entertained at dinner tonight
the French Ambassador and Mime. Jusse-
rand, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White, Major Cen
eral and Mrs. Leonard Wood Mrs. Richard
H. Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs Woodbury. Blair,
ftgd
Hlnckley, Baroness dc Bode, Colonel Bar
on de Bode, Russian military attache; Cap
tain vassilieff. Russian naval attache, and
Nine. Vassilieff, John MacMurray and Ivan
Dmitrow. H. de Bach and Andrew Kali
paschnlkoff. all OF the embassy staff.
The Italian Ambassador. Marchioness
Cusani and Donna Beatrice Cusani will sail
for Italy on July 4.
Augusta Rosso, attache Of the italian
Embassy, has gone TO New York, and will
sail on June Is for Italy on leave OF alb
sence.
Countess de Chambrun. wife Of the
French military attache. left here to-day
with her mother Mrs. Nicholas Longworth,
for Cincinnati where she will visit several
days
Captain Count de Chambrun and the
Countess de Chambrun will sail for France
tho last OF the month.
Viscountess Benolst d'AZy, wife OF the
French naval attache went TO New York to-
day. The viscount will join her there on
Saturday, and they will sail for visit to
Panama and the West indies. They will
return to Washington in the fall BY way
of California, Colorado and other points in
tho West.