New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-08
A. Home at the Adlon.

es,t-. Countess SlsIdE'
= Hungary.
A. Home at the Adlon.
.snA afternoon Nine Gonzales de
-, wife OF the Cuban Minister
-, ,e- second a. home at the Hotel
-. which was attended By Willing
-, ,birs secretary OF the embassy
~. 1sngho-ne. the military attache'
= Won Bethmann-Hollwes, wife OF the
,-,..sl Chancellor; Countess Gunther-
s.,.ssn. whose salon is one OF the most
.,.,o.,v. in Berlin. Count and Countess
y,trsn and others.
ms evening the British Embassy was
q, scene Of a brilliant dinner. followed
n.hsn. the first important social func-
"a, fysn by the ambassador. SIR bdWsro
a,,,s,n. since the death Of his wife who
ua Mss Harriet Clarke. Of Baltimore
...s,sador and Mrs. Gerard. the Crown
s.-., and Princess, Prince and Princess
l.rr Dr. Won Bethmann-Hollweg, with
4, wife. and others attended.
All the Americans who were presented
n. deHher cour a fortnight ago were
-risd 10 the first court ball Of the sea
81 at the Palace on Wednesday night.
uispi Robert Cassatt. who has left for
ysv York. and Mrs. Arthur and Miss
-asin. who have left Berlin.
Professor 4. C.. Coolidge was presented
r,o-naly 70 the Kaiser and Kaiserin
rs week hy Ambassador Gerard.
Mrs. Gerard's mother, widow o. Mar
- DAILY. IS expected 10 arrive in Bremen
i'-rorrow for an extended visit 70 her
asghiers In Berlin and Hungary.
Preparations are being completed for
4. first big yearly event OF the American
'sony-i e. the celebration OF Washing
a.s Birthday. A dinner-dance IS 10 be
IEsn IN the restaurants and bathrooms OF
% biological Gardens. and It is expected
iisl about Eve hundred viii be present.
ne Ambassador presiding and making a
sor, address The committee Of ar
1ngsrsnts consists of Consul General
Skinner Dr. Crosser. pastor Of the Amer
l,sn Church. Stephen McFadden and e.
Z conger
Guests OF Mrs. q. n. Allen.
One hundred and fifty guests attended
.s ina at home" this season given by
Sr Allen. wife % Or. George II. Allen,
Sector o. the Bureau OF the University
Travel AZ Schoneberg. near Berlin, on
Nssday Among the guests were MIS-
! Arrss Kerr. Dr. and Mrs. Ramsey, drs.
ss'son Mrs. Eginton. Mrs. iirscn and
a2iain Whitehead. with Mrs. Whitehead.
q noiher Or. Allen leaves Berlin IN
Io- fortnight with a large party OF
Eatsas for FIVE months sightseeing
rey-,our through Switzerland Italy
s''.cs and Turkey.
Trough the generosity OF Mrs. y. W.
dsr'. Of Chicago. who takes n deep IN
Ses n the social welfare OF American
va studying IN Berlin. the library and
~eng rooms OF the American Church
W rev be open every evening until 70
'e~ck for the benefit OF all who desire
nske use o. the rooms as meeting
'-es ior Informal social intercourse The
"a so make the rooms centre OF So
-.'-y ior American girls when unoccu-
nc y their studies. and feature OF
ne SaeEe IS afternoon tea.
We [" the smartest dinner parties o'
- week was held IN the Hotel Espla-
see o. Friday by Princess Friedrich
~ ~ bohenlohe only daughter o. the
~ Count Hatfield. for many years Ger
"a Ambassador IN London, and MI
'a''fal American wife. Isabella Moui'
- o. Albany. who IS now spending the
e'ins OF her life At Hatfield Castle
frauenstein. Germany. Princess
"sor'eh Carl. who became wido"
- Tour years ago. IS remarkably
-'ul woman. She has an unusually
boxing daughter. a girl about sew
'' Years old. The two look alike. Tor
Finoess Affects short hair Although
nan birth both mother and oaugh-
speak English and prefer to wear
Clothes They are exceedingl,
IN German sristocratic circles.
~Aahoer Hermann. the famous Ger
Neoersinger. who gave his second
OF the winter at the singakad
uas week, intends 10 tour the
Hisd States in 1913