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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1910
Page
5
The Baroness Hengelmuller's New York interview alleging dull Washington society sparks protest at embassies as critics insist Taft era hosts remain gracious. Officials reject recalls while diplomats debate social standards, Sundays, and cosmopolitan tone of Washington's elite.
Washington society teems with celebrities and millionaires as Baroness Hengelmuller questions local social norms. Diplomats defend the unique social life, arguing Washington is a world capital in fashion and diplomacy. Critics say the baroness’s remarks challenge official hosts and the Tafts’ effort to balance democracy with a high social tone.
Washington dispatch says Baron Hengelmuller the Austrian Ambassador may be transferred to another post, sparked by his wife a social leader whose remarks about American society drew backlash. The report notes a parallel with Baroness des Planches and a possible shift in Washington diplomatic circles.
Dr. Allen cites Prof. Werlich’s cancer research noting mice with tumors respond to specific diets by halting growth when fed minimal portions of certain foods. Some lines show tumor degeneration but overall prognosis remains grim as nourishment balance fails. Ehrlich’s work is praised for brilliance but criticized for lack of formal chemistry training.
Mrs Juliug C Burrows wife of Mitchison’s senator says Washington’s administration changes did not depress her. She calls the capital fascinating and appealing for Patriotic Americans and foreign travelers who praise its society beauty and charm despite comparisons to New York.
A Greek army officer implicated in a 34 million defalcation was held aboard the steamship Themistocles after the captain refused to surrender him to U S immigration authorities. He faced possible deportation but argued for a hearing as officials demanded proof and a public charge decision.
Burton Holmes closed his travelogue season at the Columbia Theater last night. His two hour talk outlined two routes for circumnavigating the globe and surveyed the delights and discomforts of travel in many lands. He described a U S trip around the world and homeward bound, illustrated by a striking series of motion pictures showing scenes from various nations.
Washington society notes recount Countess von Bernstorf and Count Pourtales as guests of honor at a British embassy luncheon delayed by the Chile minister’s death. Guests included Mrs Kennard and many diplomats, with informal gatherings at Chevy Chase Club and luncheon circles.
Lady Hadfield and Sir Robert take possession of Gen and Mrs Charles L Fitzhugh house in Sheridan circle. They will be joined by Mrs Wickersham and Miss Wickersham, mother and sister of the Attorney General and Lady Hadfield, as winter guests.
Prince and Princess Bruce Anton Radziwill of Poland arrived on the Mau retania to spend Christmas in America. The princess, Dorothy Deach, is the youngest daughter of the late Edward Parker. The couple’s wealth and devotion to each other are noted as they prepare for charity ball events at the New Willard for the Children’s Hospital, with Col. and Mrs. Robert Thompson among the box holders. A Chevy Chase Library dance featured hostesses Miss Bertha Taylor and Miss Rive lin Malcolm, with a long guest list. Swift & Company reports Washington beer sales for the week ending Dec 17 at an average of .10 per Th.
Snapshot of Washington society shows Mrs. Knox supporting suffrage causes and Mrs. Taft balancing views on equal rights. Diplomatic breakfast plans tighten guest lists to top mission officials, while Mrs. Payne Whitney wears turtle-green South Sea shell jewelry. Debutantes adopt finger rings with Egyptian scarabs as fashion, and Lena and Vera Flemming, daughters of farmers, husk 80 to 100 bushels daily in a dawn to dusk field effort.
Old time hosts suggest party fun with picture cards bearing alphabet letters to identify objects, a timed reveal, and scoring. Other games include Journeys where answers start with place names, and Compliments where players claim roles and seek flattering reasons from neighbors.
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