New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-13

noon.
The Secretary of the Navy has arranged
10 go 10 Miami Immediately after the
Inauguration, to spend some time at d
fishing club Mrs. Meyer and her daugh-
ters. Miss Meyer and Miss Alys Meyer
will remain in the capital until some time
in April.
The Diplomatic Corps.
The Russian Ambassador and Nine
Bakhmeteff entertained at dinner to
night
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Knox
will be the guests Of honor AT a dinner
given by the japanese Ambassador on
February ~.
The Samese Minister and Princess
Traidos Prahandh will entertain at dinner
OH February ..
The Netherlands Minister and Nine
I.oudon were among the many diplomats
at Ernest Schilling's concert this after
noon. and tonight they entertained guests
at dinner.
Tie Italian Ambassador and the
Marchioness Cusani Confaonieri and
their daughter. Donna Beatrice Cusau.
Confalonicri, who have been absent from
this country since July and are now at
their home IN Milan, are preparing to re-
turn 10 Washington.
Count Mauro Tosti del duchi di Val
minuts, recently appointed secretary OF
The Italian Embassy here. is now III
pome and will arrive in this country in
a few weeks.
Af.pt.pnini a attach.
If tho Italian Embassy. has arrived in
Washington from his former post III
Paris and has joined the counsellor and
charge d'affaires, Mr.. Catalan
The Swedish Minister returned To-Day
from New York. where he ATTENDED the
dinner given last night by the American
Society Of Swedish Engineers.
SeGor Condo de San Estehan de
Cauongo. second secretary Of the Spanish
Legation, and Sonora Condesa de san
Esteban gave q iupcheon to-day.
In Washington Society.
Mime. Jusserand was the guest for
whom Mrs. Edison Bradley entertained
several women at luncheon to-day. In the
party were Mrs. Robert ". Patterson,
Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore. Mrs. John
Rogers. Mrs stephen b. Elkins, Mrs.
Hcathcoat : Grant, Mrs. Frank Ellis,
Mrs. Andrews. Nine. Haniel Won Hahn
hansen. Mime. Vassilien. Niscountess
Renoist day. Mrs Samuel Spencer,
Nine. Christian Hauge. Mrs. Christian u.
Iommick. Miss Josephine Patten' Mrs.
Frederick X. stevens. OF New YORK; MIS-.
Spencer Wood, Mrs. Alfred +. Bales Ms.
Seth Shepard. Mrs. Henry G. Sharpe ans
Mrs. Norman Williams.
There were a large number OF dinner
PARTIES tonight, most of them incIaenI
10 the nearing close OF the Taft admins
,rot,on Among the hosts were Mr. ana
Mrs c. c. Glover. Representative an"
Mrs. John W. Weeks and Mrs. HOPE
Slater
Mrs Edison Bradley will 90 to New
York tomorrow TO remain until SatuIda!.
=, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Legare and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Legare have gone 'o
Miami TO spend February on thet mouse
boat. They will return early IN Maic".
Mrs. Champ clark gave the use OF he.
dro wing room this afternoon FOR talA
on The EarlN Educd'lV" W "V''-"
Miss Elsie II. Lord
Or. and Mrs. G. Augustus Simpson enter
tanned AT dinner followed by reception
AZ their home tonight in honor OF l.
Hldeyo Nogachi. formerly Of China but
now connected with the Rockefeller lh-
stitute.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Cross Johnson en-
tertained at dinner tonight.
\ large audience filed the Colun3ia
Theatre this afternoon 10 hear Erhe'-
sehelling. Besides Mrs Taft in the aud'-
ance were Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley
Mrs. Henry T. Dimock. the NorWeei''
Minister and Nine. Bryn and Nine.
Ifauge