The Washington times., 1903-05-11
Notes..

Notes.
Senator and Mrs. Depew have returned
from the West and are at their New
York home, where they will remain I'M
til they go abroad in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lee, of New
York. who spent the past season here,
Cooperstown, n. Y.
Mrs Hunt Slater, formerly of Wash
ington, and. her sister, Madam Died
brich, are spending several weeks at
Bar Harbor before going abroad for
the summer
Mr. and Mrs George w. Boyd, of
Philadelphia. are the guests of Mrs.
Boyd's narents. CIR. and Mrs. Crosby
S. Moves, at their country home, Sligo,
Maryland.
Mrs. Charles Sprague, widow of Rep
resentative Sprague, of Massachusetts,
who. with her .wo little daughters, spent
the winter in California, is the guest of
her cousin, Mrs. Larz Anderson. Mrs
Sprague will return shortly to her
Brookline home.
Mrs. Carrie May Wright, accompanied
by her young sons and Mrs. John Fred
erick May. will take possession of their
Bar Harbor cottage this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Padleford, who
spent the past six months in Europe,
have returned to their home in I Street
for the early summer. They will go to
Bar Harbor in July.
Mrs. Glover and Miss Glover who have
gone TO their country place, Westover,
will be at home Tuesday afternoons in
May.
Nine. Bonaparte sailed for Paris on
Thursday last After a months stay in
that city Nine. Bonaparte will join her
daughter, the Countess de MoItke, in
Denmark, Cor the summer
Mrs. Robert Hit is visiting friends in
New York
Representative and Mrs. Joseph Holt
Gaines, of West Virginia, have given up
their Washington house and taken a
country home near the Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs. where they will re-
main until November
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Howard, hav-
ing leased their Maryland estate, Gray
y stone, for the coming summer, will re-
main in town until July and then go 10
New England or the New Jersey coast
Miss Katherine Broadhead has gone
TO Milford, Pa. where she will spend
the summer
Miss Dimmick, daughter of Colonel
Dimmick, who has been visiting in New
York and New Jersey, has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Norman. of Boston,
who have been located in Vermont Ave
nue. during the past winter, have gone
10 their country home at Prides, on the
north shore OF Massachusetts.
Arthur Trayler. a grandson of Judge
Mills. left Washington last evening to
Join party from the Geological Survey
in northern New York
The Hon. John ". Fosters new book,
American Diplomacy in the Orient"
win be the subject of Miss Richards
book talk this morning after her usual
Current Topics Talk at Metzerott
Hall At this time, when fresh compH.
cations seem to be arising in China and
Russia. a review of this valuable work
Will be unusually interesting.
There was Joy in the home of Capt.
Henry A. Castle today when the War
Department announced that the son and
brother would sail this week for the
United States on the Sheridan. Captain
Castle graduated in 1894 at West Point.
He served in different parts of the Phil
ippines for over three years, without
losing day from sickness.
Miss Spandauer. who has been visit
ing her sister. Miss r Weis, of 2O31
Druid Hill avenue, Baltimore, VIII sail
for Europe today.
Country Fair"
Interest continues IN the country fair
to be given Thursday by prominent So
ciety people on the OLD Observat orv