New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-13

.ar. and Mrs. William Wheeler. Of Call
fornia. and their family.
Mrs Redfeld. wife Of the Secretary Of
Commerce. left Washington this morning
for New York.
The Secretary Of Agriculture and Mrs.
Houston are hunting a furnished apart
ment.
The Diplomatic Corps.
Mr.. Dumba, recently accredited to this
country as Ambassador from Austria
Hungary, vice Baron Won Hengelmuller,
will arrive here about April II or TO- lie
will occupy the embassy in Connecticut
avenue.
Commander Burstyn. naval attache OF
the Austro- Hungarian Embassy. has gone
TO New York.
The German Ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff will give dinner at the
embassy on Saturday evening.
The Russian Ambassador and Nine
Bakhmeteff will go to Philadelphia on Sat
urday and will be the guests at dinner OF
Mrs. Horace Binncy Hare. Of Radnor.
Senior Don A. Agara X. de Terreros
Mexican Second Secretary. has gone to
his own country on an indefinite leave OF
absence. II is said. however. that he will
return to Washington.
In Washington Society.
Vice President and Mrs Marshall will
receive the members OF the diplomat,
corps on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Mar
shall was at home Informally this after
noon and received large number Of Wis
itors. many from out OF town
Secretary and Mrs. Bryan were enter
tanned at dinner tonight by the Assistant
Secretary OF State and Mrs. Huntington
Wilson, who had as other guests the
Frach Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand.
the German Ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff. the Turkish Ambassador
the Brazilian Ambassador and Nine. da
Cana. the japanese Ambassador, the Gu
Ian Minister. the Argentine Minister. the
Gillian Minister and Sonora de Suarez.
Mrs. Richard II. Townsend Mrs. Thomss
r Bayard Miss Wetmore ard Miss Chris
tian. OF Richmond.
The Russian Ambassador and Nine
Bakhmeteff were guests % honor al a
dinner tonight. with Mrs. Thomas P.
Walsh as hostess. The other guests were
Justice and Mrs McKenna. ex-Secretary
and Mrs. Franklin MacVeagh. Mr.. and
MIS-. Charlemagne Tower, Senator and
Mrs. Warren. Senator and Mrs. Thomas.
Senator and Mrs. Wetmore. Mr.. and Mrs
| c. G.. Glover. Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury
Blair. Mrs. Hunt Slater Mrs james
Y "a. lo,
Edith Thomas. Mr.. de Bach. Colonel Bid
die. Lieutenant General Miles. Brisadier
General Crczier. ex-Pos.master General
Hitchcock and MI and Mrs Edward p
Mclean.
Ex-senator and Mrs John g. Henderson
entertained informally AT dinner tonight
In honor OF the Secretary o. Agriculture
The Secretary OF state and Mrs Bryan
Will be the guests OF John Barrett. D.
rector General Of the Pan-American
Union. Il dinner tomorrow evening NJ
the Pan-American Union Building Ad-
dltional guests Will include the ambassa-
doris and ministers 81 the Latin-American
republics ard their wives. After tho din
ner there will be reception when the
guests will be the secretaries 81 the Latin
American countries and their wives and
few others WHO are interested I'm Latin
American affairs.
Mrs. Norman f. Mack was hostess ~
small tea this afternoon AT tho Shore
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Wilson. first
cousins OF President and Mrs Wilson.
who have been here since the inaugurs
ton. left to-day for their home In Frank
lin. Penn.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas p. Fowler. Mrs
John Ferguson and j. J. Manning, OF
New York, are az the Shoreham.
Mrs. Alice Corneiia Copley Thaw, whose
marriage 70 the Earl of Yarmouth was
the sensation OF society few years ago.
will be married on April % 10 Godfrey G.
Whitney. OF Boston. al Cumberland Isl
and. Ga. the Southern estate OF Mr. and
Mrs George Carnegie. brother-in-law and
sister Of Mrs Thaw. Only family party
vii, witness the ceremony. Mr.. whitney
is the son OF Charles whitney. 81 Boston.
and nephew Of Edward X. whitney. Of
New York