Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-01
British Representatives.

naval attache: Capt. de Chambrun, Mr..
Dejean. second secretary. and Nina l.
de Laboulaye and Mr.. de Sartiges.
British Representatives.
With the British ambassador and Mrs.
counselor of embassy; Capt Heathcoat S.
Grant, naval attache. and Mrs. Grant;
Lieut.. Col. Moreton F. Gage. military at
tache, and Mrs. Gage; Mr.. A. Kerr Clark
Kerr, Lord Eustace Percy and Mr.. T. NJ.
Wilson. secretaries and attache. Count j.
II. Won Bernstorf. the German. ambassa-
dor. was accompanied by Mr.. Haniel Won
Haimhausen, counselor OF embassy, and
Mrs Haniel Won Haimhausen; Maj. Won
Herwarth, military attache; Mr.. Albert
Kienlin, second secretary, and Mrs. KEN
lin: Mr.. Won Bulow and Baron Won Ler-
suer. attaches.
The Turkish ambassador was followed
Mime Abdul Hak Hussein Bey and the
second secretary and Nine lbrahim Lia
Bey.
The Brazilian ambassador with Nine.
da Cana, Lieutenant Commander haule'
de Aquino. naval attache. and Nine.
de Aquino: Mr.. j. F. de Barros r
mentel. Mr. F. de Barros Cavalcanti de
I.acertia, Mr.. ]. J. Moniz de Aragao. sec
retaries formed the next embassy group.
Russian and Japanese Ambassadors.
The Russian ambassador. Mr.. George
BakhmetefY: Capt. Vassilieff. naval at
tache. and Mime. Vassilieff; Mr.. h.
de Bach and Mr.. Andrew kalpaschni-
koff preceded the japanese ambassador
and the counselor of embassy OF Japan
Mr. X Shidehara; Commander Iakeuchi'
naval, and Lieut.. Col. Inouje, military at
tache; MIR. Saburo Okabe, Mr.. IaHek kaha
Ohta. MIR. Kawashima and MI. n. ohfipe
and Nine. n. Okabe.
The minister of Costa Rica and mem
bers of his family. the portuguese iliIlis
ter. the minister of Bolivia. with Vine
Calderon and Miss Caideroii, 'lie N .ho
lister of Salvador. Mr. Mehia, ana tue
secretary of legation and Nine de Bora
the Netherlands minister and Nine. LOU
don, the minister of Venezuela the I'M
nese minister and family. with the sec
retaries and attaches: the Spanish MN
lister and Nine. de Riano. with Mr.: Walls
V Merino. and the military attacne ana
Nine de Urcullu: the minister or NOT
way and Nine. Bryn, the minister oi
Nicaragua and Mrs. de Castrllio. ana Ar.
Zavala, secretary of legation: the cuban
minister and his daughter. Miss Amparo
Martin Rivero: the minister of Uruguay
and Mime. de Pena, Miss de fena, ana
Mr. Hugo V. de Pena. the Belgian nm
lister, the Haitian minister, Win NJ. III.
Price, secretary. anu Mrs. IL. Price; the
minister of Guatemala and Nine. Mendez.
the minister of Peru and Nine. de PeZet,
the minister of Sweden and Nine. Eken-
gren, the minister of Siam and the frln-
cess Traidor Prabandh. the hrst score.
tarv of legation and Mrs. Lotus and Nal
Choate and Mai Jajaval. attaches; the
minister of Honduras. the minister OF
Denmark the minister of Panama. the
first secretary of legation and MISS Ra-
mona E. Lefevre We're the ministers ana
legation members present.
The Austrian embassy was represented
by it's charge d'affaires. Baron Won Lu
denhorst. and the following members OF
the staff Commander Burstyn. naval at
tache: Konstantin Won Masirev1ch, nrst
secretary, and Stephen Hedry de Hedri,
second secretary. The Italian embassy
was also represented by Its charge
d affaires, Mr.. Giuseppi Catalina, the am
bassador being still abroad The Mexican
legation was represented by Mr.. de Ia
Cueva, Mr. Algara. Mr.. Huerta. Mr.
Fernandez and Maj. Avalos, military
attache.
Mr. Henri Martin. first secretary OF
the Swiss legation; Mr. l.. Il. Caftanzo-
slu charge daffaires of Greece; MI:
Manuel f. Malbran, charge q affalres or
Argentina. and Mrs. Malbran, and MI
Edwardo Rocedo. jr.. Mr.. Anmat and
Lieut.. Won Schroeders, naval attache or
Chile: Mr. Cernuda. charge d'analres or
the Dominican republic; Mr.. Macdonald.
first secretary of the Colombian legation.
and Mira Ali kui Khan and Nine. All
kuli Khan represented Persia