The Washington times., 1905-09-28

Joaquin Nabuco, the Brizilian ambas4
sador to the United States. arrived last
night from New York. accompanied by
Mr.. Chermont, the second secretary, and
Major de Pederneiras, the military at
tache. They are stopping at the Arling-
ton. In a few days they will return to
New York. and there join their wives.
Baron Rosen, the Russian ambassador.
with Baroness Rosen and Baroness
Elizabeth Rosen, are expected in Wash
ington Saturday morning from Coolidge
Point, Magnolia, Mass, where they
established their summer emba Ssy- NJ.
de Thai. gentleman in waiting imperial
court, second secretary. has already ar
rived in this country. There is talk OF
the Russian embassy being changed
from its present location. but nothing
definite as to this has yet been ascer-
tanned
Nine. Quesada, wife of the minister
from Cuba, has arrived in Washington
accompanied by her children She was
quite i'll during her absence in Europe
this summer, and upon reaching this
country went at once to the Catslxill
mountains. where she in part regained
her health, but is still sufficiently deli
cate to cause the minister and their
friends much concern
Secretary Wilson. of the Department
Of Agriculture, has given up the resi-
dence occupied by him since he. came
into the Presidents Cabinet in 1897. and,
with his son, Jasper Wilson. Is establish
ed at Stoneleigh Court. Miss Wilson. the
daughter of the Secretary, who acted
as his hostess Is still in Paris, where she
has established a charming studio and
is engaged in several studies.
S. GurgeI do AmaraI. the newly made
first secretary of the Brazilian embassy.
accompanied by his wife, has arrived in
Washington. and is for the present max
ing his home at the Portland
Society this winter is to be augmented
by the presence OF Representative Will
liam b. Mckinley, of Champaisn. Ill.
who is not only quite wealthy, but is
said to be hospitable in the way of en-
tertaining. He has taken a furnished
residence on Connecticut avenue near
the British embassy for the winter. and
besides his wife. Will have with him his
daughter and an attractive niece
Washington from Hartford county. Md.
where she spent the past summer. and
has been Joined for few days by her
daughter. Miss Jean Walsh. Miss Walsh
/ Will return to Warrenton, Va. for a
visit Saturday.
DIR. and Mrs. James Kerr have re-
turned to their home at IZII II street
| after some months spent in travelling
through Ireland and other parts OF the
| old country.
Mrs Augustus c. Tyler is now at hel
home in l street. and is enjoying the fall
days in driving and walking
Miss Lucy Gray Wilson is one of the
bevy of school girls from the Lasel
Seminary. Auburndale, Mass, who, un.
der the chaperonage of DIR. G. c. Brag.
| don, the principal, are making a trir
through the White Mountains
Mrs Richard Rathbun, wife of Assist
ant Secretary Rathbun, OF the Smith
sonian Institution. is in Boston en- rout,
| 10 Washington. after spending the sum
mer at Woods Hole and on the Main,
coast. She is accompanied by her son,
some of her old friends. as she doe,
annually Boston being her early home
! Mrs Rathbun is a cousin of Mrs NJ
/ Everett Ware, Of the Tudor Beacol
street, and of Mrs. Marian Longfellov
lO'Oonoghue, of the Back Bay, of Bos
ton.
Senior Don Joaquin Walker Martinez
Chilean minister to the United States
has returned to Washington after ;
summer spent in citiesSof the northern
part of the United States.
Among the Washington people wh,
went to Baltimore TO attend the wed
ding of Miss Addie j. Briggs and Rober
A Smith who were married at Hen
shaw Memorial Church last evening
were: Edward Smith. A. j. Smith, WI
liam Owens, Miss Addie &. White, Mis-
Clara r. Smith. sister of the bride
. | groom who served as bridesmaid wit
Miss Mary Mathews. cousin of tn