The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-09-28

II In Washington.
Senior George MunrOz, the new minis
ter TO this country, from Guatemala, has
arrived in town. and arrangements are
being made for his presentation TO the
President.
Senior Don Antonio Lazo Arriaga. the
former minister, was the first foreign
representative tc the United States hold
ing the rank Of minister. to leave the
diplomatic service and go into private
life. Senior Arriaga has taken up the
practice of law In New York.
His beautiful South American wife
was one Of the first women in the Diplo-
matte Corps from that far southern
country tG be received generally and
heartily in Washington social circles
and her uRtimely death in Washington.
leaving as she did. a large family Of
small children, saddened the hearts Of
all who know her.
W. W. Thomas. United States Minis
ter to Sweden and Norway. has paid his
respects to the President preparatory to
sailing for his post OF duty.
The Bishop OF Washington and Mrs
and Miss Satterlee have returned TO
Lenox to remain during the fall season.
While the bishop is much improved ia
health. ne is not yet strong enough TO
take up the fatiguing duties or church
work 10 a great extent. until settled
cool weather comes
General and Mrs Gillespie have as
guests at their Rhode Island Avenue
residence Mrs Philip MunfOTd and
Miss Davis, daughters Of Gen. George
b. Davis, who Is preparing for his de-
parture for Panama.
Representative and Mrs. Henry Sher-
man BOutell OF Chicago. have reopened
/ their apartment at The Highlands. Mr..
Bouten viii return TO Chicago in a few
days, 20 remain until after the election.
Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft Davis are ex-
| pected to return TO their home in Wash
| inRtOn this week They have had the
| cottage OF Nine. Motley, on the Nahant
Cliff, all summer.
| Deep sympathy IS felt here for Mrs.
| Cortelyou. who has gone TO Hampstead
/ 20 attend her mother, Mrs Ephraim
! Kinds, who is supposed to be suffering
with a fatal illness. Mrs. Cortelyou' 5
1 father is the founder Of the Kinds In
| stitute at Hampstead, and has frequent
/ ~ been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
! telyou. accompanied by his wife and
! both are known to a large number OF
people here. Miss Kinds. a daughter
/ has made her home IN this city with
| Mr.. and Mrs COrtelyou most Of the time
| for years past
Harry c. Bradley. Of the United
| States navy yard. has returned "a
Washington from two weeks visit 10
Littlestown. Pa, where he has been
visiting his friends.
DR.. Greene Returns
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. SamuoL--H
/ Greene, of the Calvary Baptist Church
have just returned from their summer
home at Troy. VT.
| The chief Overseer and superintendent
of the engineer ana drafting division
Of the Supervising Architects office, w
w. Stevens, who Is now on leave, has
made a trip TO Boston I'm his automobile
and started for Washington September
Miss Louise Breyer. who has been the
guest of Judge and Mrs. Louis ". Held
lat Towson, Md, for some time, has re-
turned to her home in this city.
Miss SaTaE Remming has returned u
her home in this city from a visit OF
some length to Mrs. AGNES Renwick
lGOVanstOwn, Md.
Mrs. Charles Robertson. OF PhiladeI
phia, Pa, who celebrated her gOideI
| wedding on June l. Is now the guest o
her sOn-in-law and daughter Mr. an,
Mrs. James b. Conner. Of Capitol Hin.
Mrs. George p. Andrews and Mis-
Dorothea Andrews, of the Preside. san
| Francisco. Cal, are the guests of Mrs
John d. Miley. l4lO Hopkins Place.