The Washington times., 1917-09-19
De Heck Mezv
Secretary at the
Russ Embassy

. The star of the Russian embass,
has. been increased by the addition
of new f1rst secretary, Vladimir d.
Hueck, who has arrived in Washing
ton, accompanied by Nine. de Hueck
and Is established at the Portland fol
the season. Rear Admiral o. o. i,
Richter, q distinguished Russian nava
! officer, has been added to the tenn CT.
airy star of the embassy and Mime
Richter is with him.
> Several other interesting newcom
ers to the Diplomatic Corps have beer
detailed for duty at TIE various en-
bassies and legations in Washington
within the last few weeks. Lieut.
Gen. Matthew Leclercq, who nrst came
to Washington with the Belgian mis-
sion and who remained os chief OF
the Belgian military mission after the
departure of Baron Moncheur, Is now
connected with the Belgian legation
as military attache. He has taken an
apartment at the Portland. The first
secretary of the legation is Louis
Leclercq and considerable confusion
has resulted from the similarity Of
names.
de MorgenstIerne's New Post.
The news that w. T. de Munthe de
MorgenstIerne has been appointed
commercial attache OF the Norwegian
legation Is of particular interest in
Washington, where Mr.. de Morgen-
stierne has a host OF friends. He
was secretary OF the legation hers
some years ago, returning this time
| In the suite of DR.. Fridtjof Nansen,
! head OF the Norwegian special mis-
sion. The Swedish legation also has
new commercial attache, Edward
Miltopaeus, who Is established at the
Brighton.
DR.. Mariana Brull. second secretary
OF the Cuban legation and a new
conner to Washington, has taken an
apartment in the Logan for the win
ter. Miss Alicia Brull is with him.
The absence of DR.. Alberto Membre-
no, minister Of Honduras, Is noted in
the September issue OF the diplomatic
list, and while he Is away the secre-
tary of the legation, Don r. CamiIo
Diaz, is serving as charge d'affaires
The 1ame OF the recently appointed
minister of Switzerland, DR.. Hans
Sulzer, and Nine Sulzer, appear In
the diplomatic list for the first time.
DR.. George Rousses, minister OF
Greece. Is too recent an appointment
" Dc luCluQeO.
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Miss Dorothy wyeth, daughter of
Col and Mrs. Marlborough &C. Wyeth,
viii come to Washington about Oc-
tober to visit Miss Katherine Erin
ger. Both Miss Effinger and Miss
Wyeth will be members of the wed.
ding party of Miss Dorothy Adams
and Lieut.. William Ayres Borden.
Miss Wyeth is living in st. Louis
where her father is stationed. Mrs.
Wyeth and Mis- Wyeth passed the
summer first in Rosemont, Pa, and
later in Atlantic City.
OF interest to Washington Is the
marriage yesterday IN Bennington.
Vt, Of Miss Hope ,HubheH Colgate,
third daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Colby Colgate and William Travers
Jerome, jr., son OF William Travers
Jerome, one-time district attorney of
New York, and Mrs. Jerome, who were
married yesterday afternoon at Ben
Venue, the old Bennington home OF |
the brides parents The ceremony,
which, because of the war, was sim
pie, was performed by the Rev. Ed |
ward Dudley Tibbitts, rector OF All |
Saints Church, Hoosick, an uncle of |
the bride.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac T.
Mann, in Sixteenth street, will he
opened tomorrow in preparation for
the arrival of Mr.. and Mrs. Mann
within a few days. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mann, who passed the summer at
Bass Rocks, Mass, will motor down
to Washington. They will have with
them Mrs. Mann's sister. Mrs. Howard
Meyers, of Bramwell, W. Va, who is
them now. Miss Elizabeth
who was the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Mann, has returned to Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Hit, wha
have been at the Ritz Carlton in
New York for several days, left there
for California. y
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Erasmus weav-
er. who went to New York Monday,
will return to Washington tomorrow
evening. They are stopping at the
Astor Hotel while in New York
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DR.. James Dudley Morgan is at
The Wolcott Hotel in New York for
several days.
Lieut.. Col Campbell Stuart assist
INT military attache of the British
embassy left Washington yesterday
'or NeW York, and is staying at the
Hotel.
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Lieut. de Vaisseau de ohevigne, as
Instant naval attache of the French
Embassy, has gone to New York for
/ short stay, and is at the Netherland
Hotel.
. Lawrence Janney of Boston. is
pending several days in Washing
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Thropp, who
ire at their country place in Everett,
Pa, will not return to Washington
Until about Thanksgiving.
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DR.. Charles d. Walcott, secretary OF
he Smithsonian Institution: Mrs. Wal
ott, and Miss Helen Walcott. who
lave been in Canada since early in
he summer. will return to Washing H
on early in October. They planned
o remain in Canada until the snow
Irives them out, which is usually
ONE time in September.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur d. Addison,
vho passed the summer at Bar Har-
'or, Ne. will return to Washington