Evening star., 1900-09-25
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
AZPIROZ AND FAMILY
ARE HOME AGAIN
Returning From Eu-
ropean and Other Vacations
Interesting Personal Notes.

The Mexican ambassador and Mrs. Az
piroz AMI family have returned to the en-
bassy from Spring Lake, N. j., where they
spent the summer. Mrs. Azpiroz having re-
Joined the family there late in August, after
a visit to Mexico. The Spring Lake season
was greatly enjoyed, although its last
night, with the danger of fire. was an ex-
citing experience. Only for that the fam
lily would have remained till the end of the
month.
Two young girl relatives of the family are
now with them, and both may spend the
winter. Other relatives from Mexico are
also expected shortly to pay them visit.
Mrs. Bessie c. Cockrel1, Miss Fitzgibbon,
DR.. Sterling Ruffin. Miss Mary Helen Howe,
Miss Katie Lay Howe. Miss Sarah Willard
Howe and Miss Marie Howe, all of this
city, are passengers aboard the Friesland,
from Antwerp to New York, sighted off
Fire Island this morning
Count A. Won Bruening, formerly secre-
tary of the German embassy. and his wife,
formerly Mrs. Gordon Mckay of this city,
arrived yesterday in New York. 1t is their
first visit back here since their marriage,
about eighteen months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Alan Arthur are
crossing the ocean with Mr.. Eugene Hig-
gins on the latters yacht, Naruna. which
sailed Saturday from Havre. Chester Alan
Arthur is well known in this city. though
he has not been here much since the death
of his father, former President Arthur.
His wife was formerly Mrs. Clarence An
drews and her divorce from her first hus-
band preceded by a short time only her
second venture in matrimony.
Mrs. James V. Lawrence is visiting her
sister, Mrs. b. p. Southworth, at Prospect
Cottage, West Washington.
Mrs. Sallie Powell Withers announces the
marriage of her daughter, Marie Louise, to
Mr. George Arthur Benedict on September
Is, 1900. At home at 731 Sd street.
The Misses Armstrong, near Colonial
Beach. Va, who have been extremely i'll
with typhoid fever are now convalescent.
The British ambassador and family will
leave Newport about October 10. and will
make some New York visits before return
ing to this city.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey have returned
from Oakdale, l.. l., where they visited
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Ludlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Stephens of 42s Col
lege street have just returned from three
months vacation in central New York.
Mrs. Hansbrough, wife of Senator Hans
brough, who has spent the summer in the
Blue Ridge mountains with her mother. On
account of the latter's ill health, is at her
residence for a short stay before going to
New York, where she will join her husband
early in November.
Mrs. Julien Ogden Of Jefferson place is the
navy yard.
Miss Kluge has returned from a northern
trip, including Chicago and Minneapolis,
and is located at the Livingston for the win
ter.
Miss Sleeper of Takoma Park left yester-
day for short stay in New York city and
vicinity.
Miss Edith NJ Clark, who will return to
Washington. has spent the last year in
travel and study.
Miss Katie V. Wilson of this city. who has
been abroad for the past three months, ar
rived in New York yesterday per steamer
Umbria. She has made an extensive CONT
mental European tour.
Mrs. Lewis Boss of Albany, N. Y, with
her daughter Helen, is visiting her father,
William Hutchinson, at 922 o street.
DR.. and Mrs. C. w. Richardson of 11a2 l.
street have returned to the city from
yachting trip on Long Island sound
Miss Maude l.. Delaplane has returned
after two months spent with relatives at
DelaDlane, Va, in the Blue Ridge noun
tains.
Miss Katie NJ. Hermann has returned from
two months vacation, and will be pleased
to see her friends at her home.
Mrs. Irwin c. Rain of Philadelphia is
visiting her parents and sister, No. II K
street northeast, accompanied by Mrs.
Frank c. Rain of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Sellhausen and Miss Elfrieda Sell
hansen have returned after an absence of
eight weeks spent in the Blue Ridge noun
tans around Smokers Gap. During their
stay they bought a beautiful place adjoin-
ing the home of Mr.. Frank Carpenter,
where they expect to spend part of each
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Greeley Abbot who
have been spending, some weeks in New
England and Canada, have returned to
their home in Northeast Washington.
Mrs Elvira Moore has returned from a
months visit to friends in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Golden have announced the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Jennie
Golden, to Mr.. William Hill. The wedding
took place September ,, at Alexandria, Va,
the ceremony having been performed by
Rev. Mr.. Warfieid, pastor of the Methodist
Church there. The newly married couple
have begun housekeeping at 2SO3 Dunbar
toa avenue.
Cards have been issued for the marriage
of Miss Lulu NJ. Ford of Washington, D.
c. to Mr.. Orion L. kenney of Nebraska.