The Washington times., 1904-06-17

The French ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand were guests Of honor at a
large reception at the Country Club.
Philadelphia. yesterday afternoon, when
Joseph 9. ROsengarten was host.
The guests invited TO meet his excel
lency and Nine. Jusserand were mem
hers OF the Alliance Franchise, the
French Club Of the University OF Penn
sylvania, and the provost and faculty
of the university.
NJ. Jusserand, who is n noted French
scholar and writer. Is the nominal head
Of the Alliance Franchise in America.
The ambassador and Nine. Jusserand
I AVE been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne MacNeagh at their Bryn Mawr
country place for the past few days.
They VIII return 10 Washington to-
morrow, and sail for Europe June 2.
Until the ambassador and Nine. JUS
seraud leave Washington, none of the
embassy staff viii take their depar-
ture.
General Corbin's removal from Gov
errors Island to the Philippines has
caused considerable regret among the
relatives and friends OF the family.
They have been active socially At Gov
crnor's Island. and their departure Oc-
tOber /. when the order takes effect.
will mark the breaking up OF the most
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island has yet known.
Mrs. Maud Dyer DeCamp. OF 1917 X
Street northwest. left this city today
FOR Philadelphia. where she will join
her sister. Mrs. Grace Dyer Knight. and
Ia party OF young lady friends. whom
she Will accompany on an extended
European trip. sailing from Philadel-
pnia on Saturday morning
Mrs. DeCamp goes abroad now for
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schools in London. Paris. Berlin. and
other European cities. with a view 10
learning the latest devices. improve
lnients. and methods In kindergarten
work. as she purposes opening a school
lfOr young children in this city on her
return. She Is a graduate Of one OF
the best kindergarten colleges mere, and
wants to complete her knowledge OF the
| latest devices used abroad Tor the IN
/ struction Of the young.
She will return about the end OF Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. I. 2. Letter. with her son. JOSEPH
Letter. and the Misses Letter, Is passing
a week at her Dupont Circle residence
and has as yet made no plans for the
rest OF the summer
Miss Edith I. Heaton VIII sail for Eu
rope on the 18th. going By the steamer
iceland TO Antwerp. After a brief stay
at Brussels. she will Join her brother
Arthur b. Heatou. and wife, at Paris
They propose "A trip through the chateau
region Of France. and viii wind up will
a tour OF rural England. sailing. 70
home. on the Arabic. from Liverpool, OF
the 9Th of September
DR.. and Mrs. Henry A. Polkinhorn ar
pleasantly located at the Edward. hav
ing returned TO the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto T. Simon sailed yes
terday on the Barbarossa. OF the Nortl
German Lloyd Line. from New York 70
Bremen, TO spend the summer in Eu
rope.
Miss Carow. sister of Mrs. Roosevelt
has left Lenox and adjoining resorts
and is now with friends in the Berk
shires.
, Gerald Howe TOtten. son Of the lat
Col. Enoch Totten. of his city, an,
= well known here. was married to Mis-
lean r Johnson. Wednesday. June j;
at Mesilla Park. y. NJ.
= The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
4 w. Oiinger. of Las Cruces. y. NJ. Tw
I years ago Mr.. TOtten bought a larg
n ranch In New Mexico, and has sine
Z operated IL. He and his bride VIII max
8 their home there.
Mrs. c. w Fairbanks. president ger
: eraI d. A. r.. left Washington 70
n indianapolis yesterday. where she wi
i remain until the middle Of October.