New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-16
DIPLOMATS QUIT CAPITAL
Foreign Flags Will Fly at Sum-
mer Resorts During Hot Season.
THE BRYCES TO BE ABSENT
Russian and German Embassies
Prefer Newport, the Hengel'
muellers Bar Harbor.
From The Tribune Bureau

Washington, juno lo'--Nc"po'"
Harbor. Manchester. Beverly, Magnolia
Gloucester and other well known summer
resorts will have as residents Tor Ie"
months this summer the diplomats whose
rich court uniforms imported gowns orig
insl house furnishings and modes OF enter
tatnment. distinctive turnouts. with gayly
Iiveried men and csparisoned horses, all
20 to lend the most brilliant charm TO
Washington's winter season.
The common verdict is that Newport
bore away the palm when the Russian
Ambassador and Nine Bakhmeten closed
lease for the James Gordon Bennett cot
taee. In Bellevue avenue. few days ago
One of the most picturesque features on
the capitals fashionable drives during the
last season was the Russian Ambassadors
footman, or outrider, veritable wonder IN
his huge fur coat, tall fur hat, or perhaps
on milder days a uniform Of red or blue
trimmed with gold lace and fur bands
For the milder seasons he has worn white
broadcIoth embroidered In gold, with
turban wound about his head. and nothing
seen at Newport has ever eclpsed the uni
| forms he has ready to wear there during
the coming summer
Then Nine Bakhmeteff. accomplished,
anable and wonderful hostess, has the
most splendid display OF diamonds pearls
and emeralds seen I'm the capital In years
and vieing with those of Mrs. MacVeagh.
wife Of the Secretary OF the Treasury, In
size and lustre.
! With the Russian Ambassador and Nine.
! Ba ,hmeteff will be the members OF their
stan. Matthew Sevastopoulo chamberlain 10
the Emperor Of Russia and counsellor OF
the embassy. recently appointed TO succeed
| Prince Koudacheff and who will soon ar
rive: the military attache and his sister
| Baroness Elizabeth de Bode. the naval at
| tache and Nine. Vassilen. Boris Arsenien.
cha mberlain TO the Emperor Of Russia and
first secretary; Ivan Dmitrow, second sec
rotary. one of the most popular and accom-
plished bachelors of the corps Mr.. de Bach.
gentleman in waiting to the Emperor Of
| Russia and also acting as second secre-
tary, and Andrew Kalpaschnikoff. attache
who recently arrived and presented himself
to the state Department The staff Of NJ.
Bakhmetcff Is the largest in the corps and
probably the most brilliant.
The German Embassy will also be estab-
lishcd at Newport this summer. The Am
bassador Count Won Bernstorff, has already
spent a short time there but will sail on
July to spend the summer with his family
! in Germany. Hanlel Won Haimhausen, who
Will arrive from Germany on Tuesday or
Wednesday, will go TO Newport at once.
and will be charge dc affaires during tho
absence of the Ambassador. Commander
Boy Ed naval attache Mr.. Won Bulow, at
tache. and Baron Won Reibntz, attache, and
Baroness Won Reibntz will make up the
contingent Of the German Embassy
HenaemiiIers at Bar Harbor.
| Bar Harbor will be the summer headquar-
| ters for a number Of embassies and lega-
lions. the dean OF tho diplomatic corps and
Baroness Hcngclmuller being already es-
tabIished there. The baroness IL noted for
her charming costumes and brilliant enter
tainments. but It Is feared that an Illness
| 10 which she fell victim year ago VIII
| prevent her taking very active part IN
society She will probably undergo an
operation for appendicitis before the height
| OF the season.
| Her dainty daughter. Baroness Mia Hen
| gelmuilcr. dear. democratic little noble
woman. who gives Christmas parties for the
poor as well as the rich. and who IS always
accompanied in her walks by several Of
her numerous pet dogs. will be particu-
larry bright spot at Bar Harbor.
Baron Erich Hwiedinek Won Suderhorst
the new counsellor has arrived In TINS
country and established himself at the re-
sor, and Baroness Zwiedinek will soon fol-
low him. Captain Baron F. Preuschen Won
,xgt, ut
whom no house party OF Washington peo-
pie is considered complete. viii spend much
time at Bar Harhor and later 20 abroad
n ioin Baroness Preuschen, and take upon
himself a few years Of sea duty y par
,,crlarly charming bachelor diplomat Is
With the Baron and Baroness Hengelmuller'
e., tho person ~ Count Ivan csekonlcs De
Zsomholia ct Ianova. first secretary.
Tho French Embassy which In former
wears spent the summer at Newport Will
this season. occupy modest cottage dt
puepa Vista Penn, where the counsellor
and charge d'aTares and Nine. de la Rocca
and their children will make their home.
| The Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand
| Will sail for France on June 20 ana the
| counsellor will keep in close touch with
Washington all summer
| Nine de la Rocca is an ideal wife and
| mother and will not go far from Washing
| ton because she wishes to give her nus
| band the benefit OF weekend trips and AT
| the same time keep her children In place
! free from excitement The naval attache
and Viscount Benoist d Azy have already
started upon an extensive trip. which VIII
| acauant them with the Western part OF
this country, and include trip TO Canada.
| Panama and other places.
The military attache and Countess DC
| Chambrun will sail for France on June y,
| for A stay OF several months. Mr.. Dejean.
first secretary. and Mr.. Maugras, third
secretary. will spend much time In visiting
various summer resorts and, both being
ideal house party guests, have made long
string Of engagements to last throughout
| the season.
Ambassador Bryce Absent.
Great Britain has always sent ENJOYS
| who prefer the quieter resorts, and with
the Ambassador and Mrs. James Bryce alb
sent this season, Alfred Mitchell Innes,
councillor and chargA d'affaIres, has Sc