The Washington times., 1904-07-12


left last evening for New York, from
which place, after two days visit. they
will go 10 Portland and Poland Springs
for two weeks. returning to Washington
IN time to meet the President and other
members Of the Cabinet the last OF the
month.
VI. Henry Stroehlin, attache Of the
Swiss legation. has just received notih-
cation of his transfer to the legation at
Paris. and when the affairs OF his gov
eminent warrant his departure, will
! leave for his new post.
The Swiss minister and his attaches
/ are among the few diplomatists still re-
naming in Washington. and are at the
legation. 2Ol3 4Illlyer Place.
SiGncr Roberto Centaro, attache of the
Italian embassy, is still IN Washington
awaiting the orders Of the ambassador.
Baron Mayor, and has become a wonder
full adept in the game of lawn tennis.
This Is Mr.. Centaro's regular daily ex-
I ercise. and he accomplishes the wonder
ful feat of playing any number of games
dressed as for a luncheon, and wearing
/ an extremely high turnover collar with
/ out so much willing the corners OF
disarra1ging his tie.
/ Miss Rose Douglas WaIlacn has re-
turned to the city for short visit, but
/ will leave IN few days for the North
Atlantic coast
! Senior Quesada. wife OF the Cuban
minister, will arrive in Washington this
week from Florence, Pa, with her
children. Senior QUesada has arranged
/ 10 take his family TO one Of tine nearby
/ resorts for the rest Of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Tallmadge A. Lambert
and family have returned from Atlantic
! City. and are at their summer home.
! ThOrnCroft, In the Alleghenies, near
/ Deer Park. Nd, for the season
Mr.. and Mrs John Lynch. jr.. are at
Baltimore Inn. Cape May. y. j. Mrs.
Arthur James Collier. who Is now IN.
/ Portland. viii spend the summer IN
/ Maine, while Mr.. Collier IS in Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stevens are
/ spending their summer vacation at
/ Sweet Chalybeate Springs. Va. Among
other Washington guests at this de-
lightful resort are Mrs. Robert Yancy
and family. Miss Frances OvertOn.
/ General and Mrs. Whether, Miss Palmer,
and Lester KOhlert
Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin T. Pilson and
their attractive daughters. Miss Pilson
and Miss Amelie Pilson, Of Richmond
who spent last winter in Washington
and were received constantly IN so
ciety. are spending the season at Bed
] ford Springs, Pa. Miss Amelle PiisOn
viii make neT debut next winter. and
If this propitious event takes place here
she will at once become a social
/ liouess. for at the Mclean dances and
other places frequented by the younger
set, she was a great faVOritc. She IS
! the Steadfast friend and champion OF
/ charming Katherine Elkins. daughter
Of the Senator and Mrs stephen y. FL
l:ns who are abroad.
Cen. c. G. sawteHe. L. s. a. retired
accompanied by Mrs. Sawtelle and their
I daughter sailed Saturday on the steam
/ ship NIjuuehaha for London and VIII
spend some months in England.
Mrs. Holmes. wife Of Lieut.. y T.
/ Holmes. engineer officer Of the United
! States cruiser Tacoma, who has spent
the last two months on the California
coast whore the Tacoma was In COM
mission. left san Francisco yesterday
/ with her children ard Will return TO
| Washington. Lieutenant Holmes will
accompany his ship TO the Atlantic
/ coast.
DR.. Joseph TaDer Johnson and Miss
| Margaret Johnson are at their summer
| home. Llrcorn Farm, Cherrydale Va
! George Westinghouse. jr., has sailed
/ for London. where he win spend several
weeks.
c. Il. Lorgacre and mother. and
Nj. and Mrs J. b. Ward left yesterday
for Atlantic city. They viii stop al The
Berkshire twO weeks
Milton stevens and his son, Royal,
are the guests Of Dr. and Mrs Rufus
/ CEoatc. I'm Georgetown. Mr.. Stevens has
been making tour of the batuehclds
in Virginia, IA many OF which he par
ticipatcd.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Barber, who have
spent little time IL their home, Bel
mont. in Washington, this spring, have
gone from Brooklyn, where they have
been fOr some time, 10 Ardsley their
lplucc on the Hudson River. They eN-
pcct 10 remain there for the remainder
Of tho summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. NJ. Lothrop have clos
cd their home near Falls Church, where
they spend the spring season, and have
gone TO their camp in the AdirondaCks.
airs Lothrop IS improving wonderfully
from her unfortunate accident of last
fall
Miss Nellie Scott will start for Cali
fo1nia about the last Of July. She will
say there for her health, and may not
return for several months. During her
stay there she viii visit all the places
of interest. She expects TO travel
through Mexico on her return trip.
Miss Emma Wayson, of Fourth Street
southeast will visit friends in Denver,
where she viii stay for a month or
more she starts Wednesday, the 2Ith
II this month
OCEAN RATE WAR ROT ENDED.
! LONDON. July 12-The conference be
tween the board of trade and the Of
gcars Of the Cunard and Hamburg
American steamship companies over the
rate war broke up yesterday, with no
hope OF "a agreement being reached foI
the present. The veXed question Of Hun
Rarian Immigrants Is responsible. for the