The Washington times., 1905-10-18

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ambassador from Brazil to Washington.
has arrived in the city and has taken
possession of his embassy home. Il
| owned by Mrs Ludlow, the sister-in-law
of Admiral Dewey, and is located In
one Of the most historic parts OF Wash
| ington.
| The charge d'affaires OF the Mexican
embassy and Nine. Godoy have leased
the residence. 1727 P street. and will
at once take possession.
Mrs. L. q. Letter, mother Of Lady
Curzon. Countess of Suffolk. and of
Mrs. Colin Campbell, who has spent
the entire summer abroad. will sail for
this country the 1st of November. and
viii come direct TO Washington.
Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver and Miss
Elizabeth Oliver, wife and daughter of
the Assistant Secretary of War, have
returned to their Washington home.
Miss Marion Oliver. the younger daugh-
ter Of the family, is still the guest of
and daughter of the British ambassa-
dor, at Lenox.
Gen. and Mrs. Adolphus Greely
have returned to their Washington
residence, accompanied by the younger
members OF their family. Miss Greely
and Miss Adola Greely will not return
to Washington until the last of De-
cember.
Mrs. Gardiner Hubbard entertained In
her country place at dinner last even
ing in honor of her granddaughter. Miss
Helen A. Bell and her fance, Mr.. Rip
ley, and their wedding party. Covers
were laid for nineteen guests. including
the maid OF honor. the bridesmaids.
ushers. and the best man OF the wed
ding, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillot. of New York,
the latter formerly Miss Gertrude
Grosman. granddaughter OF Mrs. Hub
bard. and few special friends. who are
house guests OF either Mrs. Hubbard or
Miss Bell. The decorations used were
Killarney roses. with accessories to
match the flowers in color.
Miss Diane Morgan-Hin entertained
the wedding party OF the Bell-Ripley
wedding at luncheon yesterday Covers
were laid for fourteen. which included
the bride and groom. the best man, the
maid OF honor, and the bridesmaids, and
several outside guests. The table was
beautiful. In pink and white and green.
Bridesmaid roses being used with the
most delicate greens. the candle shades
and other decorations matching the
roses.
Mrs. 81. L. Norton and Mr., and Mrs.
Paul Evark Johnson have closed their
beautiful summer home at Monterey.
where they have been since June !. and
have returned for the winter TO their
residence. fo23 Sixteenth street
Rear Admiral D. B. Harmony. u. S.
N, has reopened his house, 1929 Massa-
chusetts avenue. after spending the
summer at Saratoga and Iuzerne N Y
The friends Of Mrs. Harper will be
glad to hear that she has entirely re-
or last spring. Mrs Harper left to-
day 10 be present at the luncheon given
by Mrs. Montague to Mrs. RooseveIt
at the executive mansion. Richmond.
Mrs. Mary Kennedy Campbell an
nounces the coming marriage of her
daughter, Mary Leontine Ingle. 10 Dr
Samuel Evans Watkins. The ceremony
yember 2. In ST. Andrews Church, at
o'clock. A reception will be given
at the home of Mrs Towson 1909
Twenty-second street, to the immediate
families and bridal'party.
Col and Mrs Myron NJ. Parker. wbo
have spent the summer In their sum-
mer home. Pine Crest, in Camden. Me
Will return TO their home in this city
during this week.
Harry L. Conner has returned from
q trip to Tampa and Green Cove Springs.
Thursday evening. October 12, the