The Washington herald., 1914-01-14

Iretary. ana Nine. ohta: Mr.. Nobutar,
iKawashima. third secretary; and Nj
Hiroshi saito. attache.
Mr.. Aleara, charge danaircs OF tn
Mexican Embassy, was accompanied b.
Senior Don Ricardo Huerfa. second secre
tary; Senior Don Miguel Fernandcx de !,
Rerata, third secretary; Lieut. Col. Jos
LIZ. AvaIos, military attache. and Senior,
Donna Avalos-
The Austrian Ambassador and Nine
Dumba, who recently arrived In Wash
lington. attended their first diplomatic re
ception With them were Baron Zwiedi
mex Won Sudenhorsf, counselor. ant
Baroness Zwiedinek. Commander Bur
styn. naval attache. and Baron Karl vor
Freudenthal. attache-
1 Aubassaaor Cecil sprinG-Riee.
| The British Ambassador and Lady Cecil
Spring Rice. also new comers. were next
In line. Other members of the British
Embassy present were Mr.. Coiville Bar
clay, counselor, and Mrs. Barclay. Capt
Heathcoat s. Grant. naval attache. and
Mrs. Grant. Lieut. Col. Moreton F. Gage,
military attache. and Mrs. Gage. the Hon.
Ernest Scott. first secretary; the Hon.
Thomas Spring-Riee, third secretary; Mr..
d. @. Osborne. third secretary; Lord
Eustace Percy. third secretary; Viscount
Campden. honorary attache. and Mr.. ].
NJ Wilson. honorary attache.
The Spanish Ambassador. representing
the youngest embassy. and Mime. de
Riano were accompanied by Senior de San
Esteban de Canongo. second secretary,
and Sonora Condesa de San Esteban de
Canongo.
The Minister of Costa Rica and Sonora
Dona Maria de Calvo, Senorita Marta
Calvo
The Portuguese Minister.
The Minister of Bolivia and Sonora B.
Monica de Calderon, Senorita Elena
Calderon-
The Minister Of Venezuela, Senior Dr.
Don Esteban Gil-Borges. counselor.
The Minister of Switzerland and DR..
Ernest Baumann. secretary of the lega-
ton.
The charge daffaires of Greece. Mr.. A.
Vouros.
The Charge dAfaires of China and
Nine. Chang Kang-jen, Mr.. Liang Fang.
second secretary; Mr.. WI Chang. second
secretary; Mr.. T. Vt Leo, second secre-
tary; Mr.. Wong Kong Yot, attache.
The Minister of Norway and Nine.
Bryn, Mr.. William Malthe Johannessen,
first secretary: Mr.. Christopher F. Smith,
attache.
The Minister OF Argentina and Nine
Nacn, Mr.. Eduardo Labougle, first secre-
tary; Mr.. Eduardo Racedo, jr., second
secretary.
The Minister of Uruguay and Mime. de
Pena, the Misses de Pena, DR.. Alfredo de
Castro. first secretary; Senor Hugo de
Pena.
Stan of Chilean Embassy.
The Minister of Chile and Sonora Donna
Leonar Orrego de Suarez NJ: Senior Don
Santiago Rivas. second secretary.
The Minister of Belgium and Nine
Havenith.
The Minister of Guatemala and Sonora
Dona Luz Mendez.
The Minister of the Dominican Repub-
lie and Mime. Peynado, Sonora Don l. A
Cernuda, first secretary. and Sonora de
Cernuda.
The Minister of Peru and Nine. Pezet,
Mr.. Manuel de Freyre. first secretary:
Capt Enrique V. Gomez. military at
tache; Mr.. A. Washington Pezet, attache.
The Minister of Sweden and Nine.
Ekengren, Count Claes Bonde, secretary
of legation.
The Minister OF Colombia and Sonora
Dona de Betancourt, Sonora de Betan-
court. Senor Don Roberto Ancizar, first
secretary; Senorita Matilde Ancizar.
"he Minister of Denmark
The Minister of Paraguay; Mr.. Silvano
Aosqueira, attache.
The Minister of "anar-a and Sonora
Dona de Morales. Senorita de Morales.
senor Don ]. E -Lefevre drst secretar,r;
Lefevre, Senior Don Alfredo Ale
man, attache, and Sonora Dona de Ale
man.
The Minister Of Nicaragua and senor,
DOna de Chamorro.
The Charge d'Affaires OF Cuba and
Sonora Dona de la ga-Calderon
The Minister of Ecuador and Sonora
Dona Elena de Cordova, the Misses Cor
dova, Senor DR.. Don s. 5. Wither, first
secretary. Mrs. Wither; Senor Don Car
los Cordovez. second secretary; Senior
Joaquin F. Cordova, attache, and Mrs.
Cordova.
The Minister of Haiti and Mrs UIrich
Duvivier: Mr.. Hubert Ale--is, secretary
Of legation.
The Minister of Salvador; Senior DIR.
Don Carlos A. Meza, secretary of Iega-
ton.
The Minister of the Netherlands and
Madame van Rappard. Mile. van Rap
pard, +. NJ. Schmolck, first secretary.
The Minister of Siam and Lady Prabha
irst secretary, and Mrs. Lotus: Mr..
rhoate Xuto, attache: Mr.. JajavaI |
I'urnasiri. attache, and Madame Purna. |
;iri.
The Charge dAnaires of Persia and |
Madame Ali Kuli Khan.
supper in State DininG-room.
After greeting the President and Mrs. |
Wilson and the members of the receiv-
ng party, the diplomats strolled back OF /
he receiving line or sauntered up and |
lown the broad corridors until the doors !
II the State Dining-room were opened /
md buffet supper was served at long,
handsomely decorated table.
The capacity of the East Room was
axed to its utmost when the guests in
'ited to meet the diplomats entered the
East Room and made their way through
he So shaped aisles formed by red
ilken ropes to the entrance of the Green
Room. and walking singly filed slowly
,ast the President and Mrs. Wilson.
Col. w. W. Harts, U. S. A, made the
to the President, and the
laval and military aids on duty COM
rised Lieut. Commander Needham Jones,
J. S. N: DR.. Cary T. Grayson. U. S. N; 4
lieut.. Richard Galloway. U. S. N; Lieut.
;. A. Cobb, U. S. N; Lieut.. Jack Lon
on, U. S. N: Lieut.. Harold s. wirdman,
J. S. NJ. c.; Lieut.. II. z. Claggett, U. s.
\; Lieut.. Charles Rockwell, u. S. A.;
lieut.. Beverley c. Dunn, U. S. A; Jo-
eph c. Mehaffey, u. s. A: Lieut.. Joseph
,. Aleshire, U. S. A, and Lieut.. James A.
)orst, U. S. A.
ent and Mrs. Wilson, and owing to the