The Washington herald., 1914-07-26
August Dinners

il August Dinners
The charge d'afaires OF Germany will
give a large dinner party at the German
Embassy on August II.
Other Washington hosts at Newport
who have issued invitations for August
are the Russian Ambassador and Nine
Bakhmeteff, Mrs. Richard Townsend, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean and Mr.
Paul Andrews.
Mrs. Champ Clark is at Wildwood, n
J., where she will be a guest for the
weekend OF Representative and Mrs. J.
Thompson Baker. Miss Genevieve Clark,
who is also visiting on the Jersey coast
at Deal, where she is a guest Of Col. and
Mrs. George Harvey, will remain until
after the marriage next month Of Miss
Dorothy Harvey and Lieut. Marcellus IL
Thompson, L. s. A.
The discrimination agains Americans
! by Queen Mary said to have an appreci-
| able effect on the London season just
! closed. does not extend to all members
of the Royal Family as shown by the
frequent appearance of American Ouch
esses and Countesses in small and care
| fully selected companies to meet Royalty.
| Theh Countess OF Essix formerly Miss
Adele Grant. was one OF the guests at
| the dinner in honor OF Prince Author Of
Connought given last week by Mrs
Charles Hunter as a climax to their bril-
liant season. Miss Leslie, formerly a
Miss Jerome of New York. was another
American present at the dinner, as also
was the Duke d'Albe OF Psalm one time
suitor for the hand OF the former Miss
Matheilde Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Reisfnger, the latter
| formerly Mary Lodge Mckee the bril-
liant young granddaughter OF the late
President Harrison, are now at Bad
Nauheim after passing the early summer
at the villa OF Mr.. Reisingers grand
| father. Mr.. Reisinyer Is taking the cure
after which they return to Schwalbach
for the shooting. On their return to
America IN the late Autumn Mr.. and
Mrs. Reislnger will reside in New York.
Miss Jane Riggs and Miss May Nc
Mullen have arrived at the Hotel Rose,
Wiesbaden, where Miss Riggs will take
the baths This is the fourth summer
these visitors have passed at the Hotel
Rose.
Captain and Mrs. Charles W. Little
mour, have arrived at Homburg en- route
to Denmark and Scandinavia, where they
will pass the month of August They
were in London for the late season, pass
| ing several weeks at the Carlton and will
pass some time in Paris on their home
ward way.
Capt. Juan S. Atwel, formerly Of the
Argentine Legation in Washington, has
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months with his family. Mrs. AtweIl,
who was formerly Miss Estelle Huyck,
of Washington, is passing a year in
Switzerland for the education Of her
children.
Mrs William F. Draper and Miss
Draper are late arrivals at the Grand
Hotel Aix-les-Baines. Contrary to their
usual custom they will pass the entire
summer abroad, but propose opening
their K street home in the autumn
DR.. Tom A. Williams has returned from
three weeks trip to the Northwest
where he lectured in St Paul, Minnea-
polls, Chicago, and other cities.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lester Marlett
who are at their cottage at Ventor. n.
J.. for the summer. are making a week
end trip to Delaware Water Gap by
motor. They have as their guests Capt
and Mrs. Mark Brooke, who are at At
lantic City for part of the summer.
Mrs. Brooke will return to Washington
early In August to arrange for leaving
with Capt Brooke and their little daugh-
ter, for the formers new station in the
Philippines
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont are max
ing short visit in London en- route to
several English house parties. after pass
ing the season In Paris.
Mr.. Chandler P. Anderson has arrived
In London. being on a short business trip
to England and the Continent.
The Second Secretary of the American
Embassy In Lohdop and Mrk Edward