The Washington times., 1905-08-02
MAI. GEN. MILLER
TO WE'D MRS. BULEN
Both Have Been Divorced
and Are Prominent.
CEREMONY WILL BE IN PARIS
Sir Mortimer Durand in New Yo-k tt
See Cricket Game-Hengelmul-
Ter a. LenoX.

Announcement OF the approaching
marriage Of Maj. Gen. Charles Miller
and Mrs. \. d. Bulen has been made
The ceremony VIII be performed this
v eek IN Paris TO which place General
Miller and Mrs. BuIen are now en- route
General Miller and his prospective
bride have both been divorced. The
former obtained his decree about four
years ago. after his family affairs had
been given much publicity through the
newspapers Since that time General
Miller has lived in a palataI home in
Miller Park. Franklin. Pa, with his
two sons and Il daughter. His wife
continued TO occupy the old Miller home
Mrs. Bulen is an attractive woman
and is very accomplished She has
been living in New York for several
years and Is prominently identified with
musical circles. She is soloist in one
Of the large churches.
General Miller, accompanied by his
eldest son, who has just finished his law
course at Yale, and his daughter, sailed
for Europe last Wednesday. About
the same time Mrs. Bulen took passage
on another vessel.
The marriage ceremony is to be per-
formed by the Rev. Charles Wagner,
author of The Simple Life and il
is said General Miller and his bride
viii make an extensive continental tour
before returning 20 this country. They
will De accompanied by the Rev. DR..
Fixes and Mrs. Fixes, of Franklin, Pa,
who are now abroad.
Sir Mortimer Durand, the British am
bassador. went to New York from Lenox
today TO be present at the cricket match
en- Friday and Saturday between the
and the New Yorks. The games will be
played on the grounds Of the Staten
Island Cricket Club, at Livingston,
Staten Island.
Sir Mortimer is devoted 10 this favorite
sport Of the Britishers, and at Lenox,
where the British embassy has its sum
mer home, he is always found Il hearty
participant of the games
Baron HengelmulIer, Austrian ambas-
sadoT TO the United States. ts expected
in LenOX today, where he viii be guest
at the Curtis The baroness Will arrive
in America about September I, and viii
go direct to LenoX, to remain until fall.
The Prince and Princess de Bearn
were entertained at dinner last night by
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos de HeredIar IN
Lenox'
Former Ambassador Joseph II, choate
and Mrs. Choate, who are now IN
Lenox. will leave next week for Salem,
Mr.. Choate's nome. where they will re-
main several weeks.
Louis Pastor, charge d'affaires OF
Spain, has gone to Nara ganSett Pier
and is registered at the Casino. Other
members OF the legation will Join Mr.
Pastor at Narragansett.
Judge Edward D. White and Mrs.
White gave dinner yesterday at Need
ham, their villa III Narrag gansett Pier,
| in honor of Judge and Mrs McKenna.
Baron Komura, Japan's senior peace
envoy, may decide TO spend q few
| weeks at Bar Harbor when peace ne
| gotaions are concluded. Henry Read
Hatfield, OF Philadelphia. has offered
! Baron k0murd his villa, with horses
| servants. etc. and it is probable the
baron Will accept. d.
MI Hatfield and the chief representa-
| tive of Japan In the Forthcoming peace
/ congress have been hosts to each other
! and the offer Of Mr.. Hatfelds villa Is
| said TO have been made through Presi-
| dent Roosevelt.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Denny. of
| washington, are among the visitors
/ from the Capital to Nara gansett Pier
where they are guests at the Imperial.
| Colonel Symons, who has been the
/ guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Pat
| terson, at their LenoX villa, has re-
| turned 10 Washington.
| Saratoga is entertaining the Princess
/ CantacuZene, of Kishenef a member ot
! the family into which Julia Dent Grant
| married. The princess. q fine type OF
/ the Russian autOcrat. - being laVishIy
! entertained.