The Washington times., 1905-09-26
JUSSERANDS ON WAY
TO UNITED STATES
Opera for Which Mrs. A. c. Tyler Wrote the Lyrics
Greeted by Fashionable Audience in Boston.
Secretary Tafts Brother Coming Home

The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand. who spent the latter part of
the summer in Europe. have sailed for
this country. Nine. Jusserand was in
poor health when she left here, but has
entirely recovered.
The French embassy is not only
meeting place for the society people or
Washington but it is the rendezvous for
the scholars who either reside here or
stop for a short time in the city.
The sprightly opera, The Girl and the
Bandit fog which Mrs A. G. Tyler,
society woman of this city. wrote the
lyrics. had it's first production In Bos-
ton last evening. and was greeted by
large and fashionable house.
Queen Alexandra IL indefatigable with
her camera, carrying IL with her on all
her walks, rides. and other journeys.
A large number OF her photographs have
included in the splendid exhibition TO
! be made by the Royal Photographic
Society in London.
Mrs Letter. who is now at Claridges.
London, has with her her son-in-law
and younger daughter, the Earl and
Countess of Suffolk.
Charles p. Taft, brother of the Sec
retary OF War. who spent some time in
Washington last season, has left Paris
with his family, and will soon start for
America
Mrs. Walker Fearn, who, with her
daughter, Mrs. Seth Barton French. OF
New York, had one Of the brightest
| apartments at Stoneleigh Court last
] winter will spend the coming winter
in India Mrs. French Si1araa has g., gone Snsodi to
/ She will be joined there In about six
weeks by Mr. French. and after winter
abroad. they will return TO their estate
at Hot Springs. Va
Capt. F. Z. c. Ryan. naval attache OF
the British embassy. arrived in New
York Yesterday from London on the
Minneapolis, OF the Transport line
On the same steamer were Capt and
Mrs. L. L. Reamy.
Mrs George Won l.. Meyer. wife of the
American ambassador at st. Petersburg.
| is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Froth-
| inRham, at Overleigh. Lenox, Mass The
| Misses Meyer are with her
The officers of the Berkshire Hunt
| Club Of Lenox. will give the hunt ball
| in the John Sloane's stables. and 1t is
| to be fancy dress affair. The officers
hunt uniform, while the remainder OF
/ the guests will don fancy costumes
/ Mrs George Myers, who has been WIS.,
iting friends in this city. has returned
/ TO her home IN Atlantic City.
The American Minister to Greece and
Mrs John b. Jackson sail today on the
Krouprinz Wilhelm. North German
| LLOYD line for Bremen.
| Washingtonians at present registered
at Atlantic city hotels are c. r. Hayes.
IC. A w Mourse. at Haddon Hall; ].
! Lu Bast at the Beaumont; II. P. Holt
ar the Archdale: F. L. Grice at the
Abbey; Mrs G. Lester Clark. Miss NJ.
/ F. Waines, at the Dunlap; Mrs. NJ 8.
/ LYMAN, at the Raymond; c. L. Smith.
/ Mrs Q. Swain. at the Majestic; 3. r.
Priest. at Craig Han: M: Henshier. Mrs.
st. Clair; J. Carson and Mrs. II. Curke,
at the Wiltshire
! Mrs. w. w. Murphy. OF Scranton. Pa,
| Corwin, OF South Capitol street.
! Miss Grace t Polkinhorn, OF South
! Carolina avenue. has returned from
/ Culpeper, Va, where she has been visit
I ing relatives for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Gutridge have
/ returned from a tour OF the Canadian
| Rockies and the Pacific Coast.
Miss Bess.e I.oeffier. who has been IN
/ New York visiting relatives since last
! lime. is expected home next week.
Among the washington people in
| New York today are s. Purnham, J
r Campbell. Mrs. c. Carlisle, +. Elkins
]. w. Ellsworth. W. 4 Henderson. E
| Fl Read G. W. Scott, s. B. Shiebley
| Mrs. s. B. Shiebley, H. Taylor. E. w
Wall. S. G. Andee. Mrs. J, l. Bloutf NJ
Blumenthal, J. ~. sr9Tn' % +. Lar =: HaT
Mss r. Fenara W. H Gunther. w. b
IJind,oarSh Mrs II NJ Hodges ] I.