The Washington herald., 1913-01-02

Bakhmeteff; Capt. vassilien. naval at
tache. and Mime. Vassilieff: II. de Bach.
and Andrew Kalpaschnikoff preceded the
Japanese Ambassador. and the counselor
OF Embassy OF Japan, X. Shidehara;
Commander Takeuchi, naval, and Lieut.
Col. Inouye, military attache; Saburo
okabe, Tamekichi Ohta, Mr.. Kawashima,
and N. Okabe and Nine. N. Okabe.
The Minister OF Costa Rica and MEM
bers OF his family. the Portuguese Min
lister. the Minister of Bolivia, with Nine.
Calderon and Miss Calderon: the Min
lister of Salvador. Mr.. Mejia, and the
Secretary of Legation and Nine. de Borja;
the Netherlands Minister and Nine. Lou
don, the Minister OF Venezuela. the Chi
nese Minister and family, with the Sec
retaries and attaches; the Spanish Min
lister and Nine. de Riano, with Walls y
Merino, and the military attache and
Mime. de Urcullu: the Minister of Nor
way and Nine. Bryn. the Minister OF
Nicaragua and Mrs. de Castrillo. and Mr..
Zavala, secretary OF legation: the Cuban
Minister and his daughter. Miss Amparo
Martin-Rivero; the Minister OF Uruguay
and Nine. de Pena, Miss de Pena, and
Hugo V. de Pena: the Belgian Minister.
the Haitian Minister. with II. Price. sec
rotary, and Mrs. II. Price; the Minister
of Guatemala and Nine Mendez, the Min
lister of Peru and Nine. de Pezet, the
Minister OF Sweden and Nine. Ekengren.
the Minister of Siam and the Princess
Traidor Prabandh, the First Secretary of
Legation and Mrs. LOTUS, and Mai Choate
and Mai Jajaval. attaches; the Minister
of Honduras, the Minister Of Denmark,
the Minister of Panama, the First Sec
rotary of Legation and Miss Ramona
L. Lefevre were the ministers and le-
cation members present.
The Austrian Embassy was represented
by its charge d'affaires. Baron Won Lu-
denhorst. and the following members of
the staff: Commander Burstyn. naval at
tache; Konstantin Won Masirevich, first
secretary. and Stephen Hedry de Hedri.
second secretary. The Italian Embassy
was also represented by its charge
d'affaires, Giuseppe Catalina, the Am
bassaaor being still abroad. The Mexi-
can Legation was represented by Mr.. de
la Cueva, Mr. Algara, Mr.. Huerta, Mr..
Fernandez, and Mai. Avalos, military at
tache.
Henri Martini. first secretary OF the
Swiss Legation; L. L. Caftanzoglu,
charge d'affaires of Greece; Manuel h.
Malbran, charge d'affaires of Argentina.
and Mrs. MaIbran, and Edwardo Rocedo,
jr.; Mr.. Animal and Lieut.. Won Schroe-
ders, naval attache of Chile; Mr.. Ger
nuda charge daffaires of the Dominican
republic; Mr.. MacDouall. first secretary
of the Colombian Legation. and Mira
Ali Kuli Khan and Nine. Ali kuli Khan
represented Persia
All the foreign representatives were
dressed in their state robes and presented
the usual gorgeous spectacle.
Among the most noticeable Of the for
Bernstorff, the German Ambassador: the
Turkish Ambassador. with his picturesque
fez, and the Russian Ambassador. with
his many decorations. and Mime. Bakh-
meteff, in a mantle of rare ermine; the
Viscount Chinda, Of Japan: the Minister
from the Netherlands. with his exquisite
sash of pale blue: the Venezuelan Minis
ter, with his wonderful display of gold
lace and embroidery, and the Chinese Min
lister and the women members of his fam
lily. all in native costume.
Mai. Gen. Leonard Wood. Chief OF
Staff, and Lieut.. Gen. Nelson a. Miles,
retired, led the army officers, who, after
marshaling in Gen. Woods offices in the
War Department, marched in double file
to the White House In this party. all
of them in dress uniform, were Maj.
Gen. WotherspOon. Gen. 4. l.. Mills.
NJ Weaver. Col. Greble, Col. II. c.
Hodges Adjt. Gen. Andrews, Col. Heis-
tand, Col. Kerr, Gen. Mackenzie. Inspec-
tor Gen. Z. a. Darlington, Col. J. T.
Chamberlain, Judge Advocate General
Crowder Lieut.. Col. J. B. Porter, Quar-
termaster Gen. Aleshire, Gen. II. G.
Sharpe. Gen. George r. Smith. Col. John
l.. Glenn. Lieut.. Col. c. B. Baker, Surg.
Gen. Torney, Col. l.. 4. La Garde. Lieut..
Col J. r. Kean, Lieut.. Col. r. \. Win
ter. Mai. c. r. Darnall. Gen. W. II.
Bixby. Col. C. w. Cocktails, Col. II. F.
Hodges Col. Edward Burr. Lieut.. Col.
w. c. Langfitt, Lieut.. Col. Harry Taylor,
Lieut.. Col. II. c. Newcomer, Lieut.. Col.
W. V. Judson, Maj. Edgar Jadwin.
Mai. William B. Ladue, Maj. w. J. Bar
den, Maj. F. c. Boggs, Capt. r. r. Rails
ton, Capt L. S. Grant, Cd: Gen. William
Crozier. Col. Rogers Birnie. Lieut.. Col.
]. T. Thompson. Gen. James Allen. Col.
George p. Scriven. Maj. Edgar Russell.
Mai. c. Mex. Saltzman. Gen. Frank Nc
Intyre. Col. Charles c. Walcutt. Maj. a.
a. Fries. Lieut.. Col. II. T. Allen, Col.
John Biddle. Col. II. p. Birmingham,
Lieut. Col. D. L. Brainard. Capt. Mark
Brooke, Col. II. c. Davis, Lieut.. Col. +.
S. Foltz, Col. S. NJ. Foote Lieut. Col.
Col F. o. johnson. Col. Hunter Lggett,
Lieut. Col. J. B. Mcdonald, Col. Charles
Richard and Lieut.. Col. w. p. Richard
son.
At the end OF the army line were Lieut..
Col. A. L. Parmerter, adjutant general,
and Maj. Leroy w. Heron. inspector