The Washington times., 1904-07-07
MORTON AS GUEST
Of MERCHANTS
Chicago Club Will Give
Dinner to Secretary.
3 AR0N FELZINS DEPARTS
Omcial Witness for Langham-de Fara-
mond Wedding Sails
for Europe.

secretary Morton left Washington yes
terday for New York on his way tc
chicago, whore dinner has bee,
planned in his honor July Il. with the
Merchants Club Of Chicago as hosts.
Secretary Morton VIII return August
!, at which time the President and al
OF his Cabinet viii be in Washington
Baron and Baroness FeIzins, uncle and
cousin Of Lieutenant Commander dc
Faramond, sailed from New York for
Europe today The baron came to this
country to act as official witness for
his nephew at the time Of his marriage
TO Miss Langham, while Baroness Eel
zins was bridesmaid. After the wedding
they attended the 81. Louis Exposition
and Travelled over some of the interest
ing places IN this country.
\. de Geofroy, of France. who came
with Baron and Baroness Felzins to at
tend the Langham-de Faramond wed
ding, also sailed for his native land.
Judge and Mrs. Curtis J. HnIyer have
gone to their farm, FAN Hill. near Fred
crICksburg, Va. one of the oldest and
most notable estates in that part OF
Virginia.
Charles S. Thomas has gone TO
Rehoboth Beach, Del, for an outing,
and Is stopping at the Casino.
Prig. Gen William P. Hall and fam
ily have left the city for Lake George.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Beach Plat and
their two sons VIII leave Washington
this week for a visit Of several weeks
I'm the Virginia mountains. after which
they Will go into camp in the Adiron-
Gacks for the remainder Of lie summer
season.
Mr. and Mrs. n Louis Began and
their daughter Dorothy are sojouTning
for the summer at the Esculapian,
W.chIe, Va.
Mrs. Clara z. FIartigan and her little
grandson, Orme Burger. left the city to-
day, and viii spend July at the Pc
lomac Hotel. on Chesapeake Bay, near
Wynne. Nd.
Mrs. r. B. Armstrong. wife Of Assis-
tant Secretary of the Treasury r. r.
Armstrong, has gone to Maplewood,. n
H.. for the summer. and VIII be at the
MaplewOcd Hotel.
Miss Isabelle Hagner went TO SHANE
ateles. y. Y, last week. where she will
spend some time with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles II. Poor, at their summer place,
WillOwbank.
DIT Joseph NJ Heller has returned TO
Washington after q visit at Edgemere,
L. l.
Major and Mrs. Webster and Miss
Frances Webster have gone 10 Port
land Ne, for the season.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage. in Syracuse, y.
Y. on June 80. of Miss Edith Corrie Rob
insOn, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles
this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Knight Will be
at home after September 1 at 3437
Brightwood Avenue. this city
the summer with her sister at her Con-
necticut home
Mrs. Nathaniel Berry has closed her II
Street residence, and accompanied by
her daughters, Miss Kate and Miss
Natalie Berry, has gone 10 New Eng
land.
Mrs II. II Lamb. Of Los Angeles.
Cal. who has been the guest of her
cousin. Mrs Hayes of Hotel Baltimore.
has gone 10 Ocean Grove. y. j.. 10 spend
the summer
Miss Mary Boyd has returned to her
home in II Street for a temporary stay,
after a visit to friends near Baltimore.
Miss Helen Boyd is still with Maryland
friends, who are entertaining mouse
party.
Mrs. 5. Perry Lee. widow Of Colonel
Lee. Z. s. a, has opened her cottage at
Vineyard Haven. Mass. and is estab-
liShed there for the summer. This Is
favOrite spot for Washingtoniaus Mrs
i. A. Gardner and the Maury Doves be
ing among those who have cottages
there.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry A. Seymour sailed
last week on their yacht Seabelle. of the
New York Yacht Club. for their summer
cottage on the SaUlt Ste. Marie. where
they will spend the most Of the summer