The Washington times., 1905-08-28
MINISTER COR[A
IN WASHINGTON.
Will Soon Go to Nicaragua
Again.
HUGH O'BiERNE GOING HOME
Colonel Raspapoff and Baron Schlippen-
bach Entertained by Baron Rosen.
Miss Elkins Abroad.

Miss Elkins Abroad.
Seror Don Luis F. Corea, the minister
from Nicaragua, returned TO Washing
ton yesterday morning. after 4 visit to
his own country. The minister will
spend a snort time here. make visit 20
New York. and then return 10 Mica
ragua to remain for a short time
Hugh O'Bierne, the first secretary of
the British embassy, will sail from New
York tomorrow for Southampton. and
viii not return TO America. Mr..
o Bierne has been par 1lcularly popular
since his residence OF q year. and viii
be greatly missed from the corps.
Colonel Raspopoff, military attache for
the Russian embassy. and Baron
SchIippenbach, the Russian consul gen
eral at Chicago. We're the guests Of
Baron Rosen, on the North Shore last
week. They were given a dinner at the
Magnolia Hotel by the ambassador and
his wife.
Miss Katherine Eikins. daughter OF
Senator and Mrs. E,ikns OF West Vir-
slnia. who has been travelling abroad
since June with her parents. is now on
an automobile tour of, Switzerland with
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Field. jr They
went from Interlaken 10 Terrdet. stay
ing some days in Semmenthal to see
the celebration OF the 'Fete des Vigner-
oins.'
Senator and Mrs Chauncey NJ Depew.
VINO have confined themselves closely 10
New York since their arrival In this
country few weeks ago. with the ex-
ception OF short trips TO nearby resorts.
where they were entertained by their
friends, have gone to the Briar Cliff,
at Scarboro- -Huuson, where they
VIII remain for some time.
Dr. w. r. Du Bose has gone to the
Sweet Chalybeate Springs. Of Virginia.
Tor the rest of the summer.
DR.. J. Preston Miller and daughter.
MISS Lillian, have returned from their
trip into Canada, which extended
through the north channel TO Sa.:It Ste
Marie They toured the 5000 Islands of
Georgian bay also the Muskoka lakes
The latter were of special Interest to the
doctor because of the absolute immunity
they afford hay fever patients. who dwell
there In great numbers during the sum-
mer months.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Charles J. FauIk-
ner. OF Martinsburg, W Va and Miss
fauikner have invited a large party of
frienos to accompany them on an auto
mobile tour through Virginia. The starr
VIII be at Martinsburg and stops will
DC, De made at Natural Bridge. Lexington
charlottesville and many other places of
interest. Mrs. Faulkner and Miss FauIk
ner made tour of southern California
last winter, and have recently purcha sed
new touring car of the Trench type
Robert h. Livingston OF Washington
nephew and private secretary to Repre-
sentative Livingston, OF George. has ar
rived at the Boscobel Atlantic Citv Wit,
his handsome bride who was Miss Alice
Eeroert, Washington belle and beauty
me latter Is 2 most attractive young
woman Of the Southern type
Robert Fairbanks son OF the Vice
President and Mrs Fairbanks, who
spent the summer in Europe after grad
uating at Yale, arrived In New York on
Saturday evening.
Mr: and Mrs. Thatcher NJ. Adams, at
Lenox.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Miller. of Wash
ington, have Joined the gay colony of
Mashingtonians summering at Cottage
CITY; Mass. They have apartments in
the Wesley House.
Miss Martha Mitchell. of 622 Maryland
avenue northeast. is spending couple
OF weeks at Atlantic City
The n. p. /. Social Club held It's
first meeting Saturday evening. En-
Ihusiastic speeches were made by ]. ].
Reed; jr-. Fred Reed. George w. CoIlett,
Charles y. Jones, p Desmond. George
Hummer and Charles Kaiser. The next
meeting. for the election of officers. will
be held Monday. August 2S.
Miss McKenney. of 1882 Thirty fourth
street. has returned from Orkney
Springs, Shenandoah county. Va
Mrs. G. H. Brinkman has returned
from Watkins Glenn and vicinity, and
will be at home. as usual. Wednesday.
from until and after O'Clock p. m
Among the Washingtonians at the
Taylor House. Round Hill. Va, are Miss
Ada Barrow and Mrs Jeremiah Mack
essey.
On last Thursday night. at the EIkton.
Eikton. Va. comic performance was
given. entitled Feeding the Baby" in
which number Of Washington people
j. J. Bullock, of Washington. D. G.
received first prize; Mrs b. l.. Good
win, of Lynchburg. va, second. and
Gen. Cyrus Bussey. of Washington. the
boooy. After the performance. j. y.
Veazie. Of Washington. played several
81 lecfions on the piano. and r. Wing
field Bullock Iead two dramatic seec-
ucns Dancing followed.
DEATH OF MISS BALCH
LOSS TO WASHINGTON
Funeral services for Miss Julia r.
Balch were held at . O'Clock yesterday
afternoon from her late home. 903 O
street northwest. and later in Gunton
Temple Memorial Church, Fourteenth
and r streets