The Washington times., 1905-06-25

d. c., for Coburg. Canada Gen. T. E
Wilcox, L. S. A., and Mrs. Wilcox, have
also gone to Coburg for the summer.
Rear Admiral Cromwell, L. s. N.
and Mrs. Cromwell have left Washing
ton, for Newport. r. I
Mr.. and Mrs. David Ross have taken
apartments at Stonleigh Court for the
summer. Mr.. Ross is the purchasing
agent for the Panama Canal Commits
sien.
Mrs. A. r. Newton and Miss Newton,
after spending the winter months In
Washington, left at the end of last
week for New York.
Captain and Mrs Strong have taken
an apartment for the summer in Stone
leigh Court
Rear Admiral Crowninshield, L. s. N,
and Mrs. Crowninshield have gone to
their home at Mt. Desert, Ne
Lieut.. Gen. J. NJ. Schofeld. U. s. A,
retired. and Mrs Schofield and their
daughter, Georgina. have returned from
Europe and are now at Bar Harbor
Me.
Miss Florence Northington, OF this
city. is now making a visit TO Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Carter at Fort Monroe,
Va.
Mrs Charles Wheaton Seaman. of
MinneaI oils Mimi, is in the city for
short visit at the home of her sister,
Mrs. w. II. Collins, 1129 Roanoke street
northwest.
C. B. voorhis left Washington yester-
day for Capon Springs. Va.
An immense silken American flag. to
be used on the return to this country
of the body of John Paul Jones, was
presented to Rear Admiral Sigsbee,
L. S. N. by the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution through Mrs. Donald
Mclean. at Tompkinsville, before the
SQUADRON sailed for France. The flag
VIII be returned by Admiral Sigsbee to
Mrs. Mclean. by whom 1t will be hung
upon the walls of the Memorial CONT
nenta! Hall of the society n Washing
ton.
DR.. and Mrs. J. j. Richardson, of 1915
Fourteenth street, will sail from New
York on the Princess Irene fer Europe
July s, and will spend about two months
before returning to this country.
Miss Louise White, the daughter of
Lieutenant: Commander W. w. White,
U. S. N, has returned from school at
Washington, Pa, and is with her par
ents at the Concord
| The Spanish legation. which until the
the arrival of the newly appointed min
! lister, Senior Don Rernado de Cologan, Is
in charge of Senior Don Luis Pastor. the
first secretary. will be located on the
| Massachusetts coast after July 1, when
Mr.. Pastor will take up his residence at
Gloucester or Magnolia.
| Mr.. Pastor. who only recently arrived
| In Washington as first secretary and
successor to Mr. Riano, is well known
| socially, as he served here as second
secretary under the Duke d'Arcos and
| for several years previous to the Span
| ish-American war.
The Spanish legation, which under the
former minister was at the Farragut is
now located at f2s Eighteenth street
Rear Admiral and Mrs Charles W.
Davis and their family. of 1880 Rhode
Island avenue. have gone to jamestown,
R. l.. for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Worthington and
! Miss Worthington expect to leave
Washington this week for Atlantic City,
where they will remain until the mid
die of July. when they sail for Europe
Both Mrs. and Miss Worthington are
seen good deal in and about Wash
ington, always wearing the prettiest
and smartest of summer clothes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Burgess, accom-
panied by Miss Elizabeth Duvai, of An
napolis. Nd, will leave this city tonight