Evening star., 1915-05-23
Gossip of Society.

Friends of Count Won Bernstorf, the
German ambassador. have recently had
occasion to re-
German Ambassador mark ,ha' ne +, - =
a Lonely Man. ioneliest man in
nubIic life in Washington today With
the countess doing Red Cross work IN
n bospjta1 at Munich. and with his son,
who has been connected with Ne"
York banking house. at the front WI"
bis regiment. the ambassador is seeing
little of family life these days, except
q, the Austrian embassy, and soon Mt
pumha and Nine. pumba Will "e
ing Washington for the suil'ie''
ing taken q place IN the Pei
hills The latter have leased the
mer home oe Mrs. Lemuel bollo'' 80
at Stockbli,@e, Mass, ana VIII -,
,,n. me disassocIaton "i ''''''
Won Bernstorff from all @ M ,mnnc
friends in the diplomatic cl... en
- English. French and hussian
sns =, Washington. has, OF coui
80 wade necessary since the va ha a..
,he entrance of Italy VIII ~ au'. n,obas
house on which the Getliiat tsitins
sador will no longer pe .ess On cell
,arms-that of Count ana touit'' +hs
80 This entrance of ltalS IN .ne
var too. will play its part II, ainIo-
1ertion of summer homes iol 20 any
mats. as the Italians can h't - =, he
place where they VIII oe strians or
thrown with either the Aus'i 'a'i'
,ba Germans in daily aSsoclai.oii. .o,
III" T, i. believed unlikely that Count No,
Rernstorff. however, WIZ fnrneIy he
srn,mer embassy this year, Id ,ss..
cause he has no one 10 ,,.;u make
a1i
nc summer home with the men1nei
,be embassy staff in New iotk ~, IN,
where they all have many Irlenu
have not been alienated by the wal
The amba ssador, in fact, is not seek
,ny much social diversion these oass'
He is greatly oc-
~. cupied with Ger
NdheS manys many
of Getting Sleep. problems,
The ambassador makes II poin' W
much rest as possible. so that
, Leen IN his strength for MS
A friend asked him the other
day if he had happened to see ce'
tain nerson late one evening-arouhu
midnight -,
..rvelve o'clock" he replied
sbould saw not l am sound asleep a,
that time, as rule. men tn,s
hegan / made up my nina tnae ka a
would be absolutely necessary ioi ~.
70 get TO bed early every night. ana
am usually there at midnight.
The Italian summer embassy is eH-
nected TO be Beverly farms. az
though this may be changed IN conse
,.nca ~ JtaIy's international prob
lens. The Russians have decided 10 go
~ Newport. The Spanish summer EN-
bassy will also be located az NeWpoi..
The French expect to go TO MahcnHs.el
and the British II IS e&pee.eu
either to Manchester or Beverly Farms.
Nrs Clarence BENJAMIN Miller. wife
~ REPRESENTATIVE Miller of Minnesota.
Congressional Women memoer me aouse oe
Are Being Feted. committee on
,nsu,ar affairs, is writing to friends
in wa.hington from Honolulu OF the
many handsome entertainments .iide
have been given in the Hawaiian
Islands for the benefit of those IN the
congressional party which planned 10
spend the summer in China, Japan ana
the Philippines
Al the time Mrs. Miller wrote, tne
nossibility of international difficuities
over the loss of American lives ana
shipping in Germany's submarine war
had not become the subject OF anxiety
in the United States. and the question
of possible return TO Washington OF
members of Congress in the party
bound for the far east had not been
broached Recent dispatches from
Hawaii have indicated that the mem
bers of Congress now there may return
which would serve to bring back to
Washington. possibly. number OF
congressional hostesses.
Mrs Miller describes the visit of the
congressional women to Hawah as
trip to Paradise" She says the party
is being royalty" entertained.
Bethesda is gathering to itself some
Of the fashionable folk of Washington,
the Gilbert
Fashionable Folk - -SlosSenors
Living Near Bethesda. those who
have a place -Wildacres-which
affords plenty of open-door life for the
Grosvenor children. Mrs. Granville
Fortescue lectured at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Grosvenor a few days ago
before the Women's Club of Bethesda.
and other families have taken or have
built houses in the neighborhood. In
way, Bethesda is a continuation of
Chevy Chase and OF that other fash
ionable community. Edgewood; also. in
a way. a continuation of Chevy Chase
beyond Bradley Hills. No more beau
tiful open, rolling country can be
found around Washington than that at
Bethesda. giving as II does some of
the most magnificent views around the
capital.
Mrs Slater has given up Rosedale,
the colonial place in Cleveland Park,
on the porch of
Rosedale Given Up W ich George
Washington sat
by Mrs. Slater. and dreamed of
the future Capital city of Washington.
and Mrs Norton has returned from her
western trip and is again the chate
la,ne of the ancestral estate, her
friends finding Rosedale a charming
place to come for tea these spring aft
ernoons Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Meyer,
ton epferfaIpipp Hi0bla nd