The Washington times., 1905-06-04

the name Of the younger branch. His
wife, Lady Susan Townley, is sister
Of Lord Albemarle.
Just before she left Constantinople she
was decorated with the grand Gordon
OF the Order OF Chefakat by the Sultan
The house occupied In that city by the
Townleys was burned TO the ground a
short time before their intended depar-
ture therefrom.
The Charge d'Afaires of the Austrian
embassy and Baroness Won Giskra, VINO
were TO leave Washington yesterday fer
Lenox, win remain here until Monday.
Mr. de Thai, the new secretary OF
the Russian embassy, arrived in Wash
ington Friday. He was formerly a
| member of the legation STAFF at Copen-
hagen.
Miss Helen Rice, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs w. Rice. will be confirmed June g.
| at the Eighth Street Temple
Mrs. William II. suite~ of BeIair. Va.
and her daughter, Mrs Barnum C. Nc
Cusker. OF New York, left today for
Annapolis, Md. where they will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Nc
| Cusker. Mrs. McCusker win leave for
| her home N New York on Thursday
| Mrs. Metcalf. wife OF the Secretary
| of Commerce and Labor. left Washing
ton yesterday for Hot Springs, Va.
| General Crozier, who will shortly go
| to Paris. has given n number of de-
| lightful informal river parties on his
| little boat, the Diana. thereby affordtng
great pleasure to his friends. They
| start some time in the afternoon, sail
| about until supper time, then get their
own suppers. concocting the most de-
| licious salads. sandwiches. and chafing-
| dish messes imaginable.
| Gen. and Mrs. Gillespie are preparing
| TO leave their house on June 90 They
viii go to Atlantic City for week
| expecting to sail from New York, July L.
| Weli-known passengers from Wash
| ington sailing from New York Today
/ are General and Mrs. Draper. Mrs
Thomas G. Platt. Brigadier General
| Sawtelle. Mrs. and Miss SawtelIe. and
Mrs. j. Dundas Lippincott.
| Mrs. Victor H Metcalf. wife of the
| Secretary of Commerce ard Labor, at
tended the big ball at Annapolis Fri
| day night, which closed the commence
| ment exercises of the Naval Academy
| Other Washington people who went
over for the ball were:
| Mrs. w. s. Feiand, Mrs. NJ c. Pea
body, Mrs. G. NJ. Ray. Mrs. e. II. Howe,
| Mrs. J. =. Norris, Mrs. r. s. Person
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Macl1an and Miss
| Mackall, Mrs, A. B. Lacy. Misses Addie
| Clarke. A. NJ. Sargent, Vernuca I4ege-
tof, Shepard. Macleod. Matthewson.
| Courts, Smith, T. y. C-habot, Bourfe.
| Patterson, Person. McAlpine, Terry.
| Dugane, Mary Dodge Rose Bradford
| daughter of Admiral Bradford), Cam
eron. Lille Howard, Marguerite Field
| Withers and Virginia Morriss; Messrs.
| G. W. Gwyer, jr., Lacey S. Johnston.
James Williams. ). W. Stratton. and
James c. Clark
| Thursday night Miss Alice Goodwin
viii give Marshall Hall party, taking
the boat at the wharf ia this city and
| landing at the historic place. where
| a short time will be spent before re-
turning to the city.
| DR. William c. Rives has joined the
already large colony of Neutrality-suspicious.
at Bar Harbor, where he has rented
| owned by Mrs. Cadwalader Jones, OF
| New York, who will spend the summer
| liz Europe.
Senator and Mrs. Joseph b. Foraker
are still in town, and expect to remain
several weeks longer at their attractive
home on Sixteenth street.
They have as yet decided on no plans
for the summer. Miss Louise Foraker.