The Washington times., 1905-10-01

tional law, and has also written extern
siyely for newspapers and magazines.
he and Nine. do Amaral viii live at
the Portland this winter.
] Senior Don Epfanio Portela. minister
TO this country from the Argentine Re-
public, has leased a legation home at
1727 Massachusetts avenue, the residence
of the Misses Cummings Upon his re-
turn to this city from Mexico about the
middle of October. he will with Sonora
de Portela. take possession. Senior Don
Carlos E. Zavalia, the first secretary, is
absent with the minister.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. George A.
Converse have given up their house at
l144 VI street and have taken apartments
at the Connecticut for the season.
Senator Thomas c. Platt and Mrs.
| Platt have taken an apartment at
of at the New Willard. where they
lived last season.
Representative John Dalzeil has re-
turned to Washington from Pittsburg
and Joined Mrs. Dalzell at their attrac-
tive home on New Hampshire avenue.
| Their two sons, Samuel DalZell and
Robert DalZell, have also reached Wash
| ipgton from a rather unique summer
| trip. Earlier in the season they went
i in their automobile to Edgewood. Alex
andria Bay. Canada. using their ma
chine for all the land trip, and return
/ ing ia the same way.
Representative and Mrs. Dalzell will
return 10 Pittsburg. October 19, TO at
tend banquet given for the benefit of
the Homeopathic Hospital. in which
they are both interested, when Mr..
DalzelI will speak.
Miss Mary Pearson, of Pittsburg, will
! be the guest of Mrs. Dalzell this week.
and will remain long enough 70 return
with her to Pittsburg.
Commander A. l. Key will succeed
Captain Winslow as naval aide at the
White House this winter, the latter re
suming sea duty.
Everybody in America will be glad to
know that Sir Thomas Upton has fully
recovered from the injuries received
while he was leading his regiment in
review before the King in Edinburgh
the other day. He was we'll enough TO
give a luncheon al the Hotel Savoy 10
General Chaffee and a number Of other
Americans. and showed no signs Of the
nishap.
AS rule guests who attend weddings
| n the country have 10 pay their own
| expenses both coming and going. even
| If special cars are provided for them.
! The Seward Nebbs. however. are doing
things on a much more sumptuous scale
| for those bidden TO their daughter's
marriage on October IA next. All those
| invited will become the guests of the
( hcspitable doctor and his wife from the
moment they reach the Grand Central
station. on Friday evening.
They will be taken in charge there
| by the Webb servants. put on board
| luxurious special train. where they Will
| find an excellent dinner awaiting them
and. on arriving at the end of their
railroad trip, on the following morning.
win embark on board a special steamer.
| which will convey them across Lake
Champlain to the Webb country seat. at
Shellburn, while they are breakfasting.
| The special boat and special train will
| leave in the evening after the wedding
and bring them back TO town on Sunday
morning with the maximum OF comfort
and with absolutely no expense.
Lord and Lady Curzon have been re-
quested by King Edward to postpone
their departure from India until they
could officially welcome the Prince and
Princess Of Wales. They will, there
fore. reach Bombay in time 10 preside
at the ceremonies connected with the ar
rival of the royal party, and viii sail
from India for England November IS
DR.. and Mrs. Franck Hyate have
moved into an apartment in Stonleieh
Court for the winter. though so far DIR
Fyate has his Office still at the Roch-
anbeau.
Assistant Secretary of War Oliver
made a short visit TO Connecticut this
week.
The following are the Army and NAVY
arrivals at the Ehbitt House during
the week: Mrs. w. c. Watts and
daughter, Miss Mary +. Leiper E F.
I.eiper. jr., Col r. d. Potts, u. q A: