The Washington times., 1905-09-30

| Nabuco. the ambassador from Brazn,
| for IA Lafayette square, the premises to
be occupied as an embassy. This prop
| erty belongs to Rear Admiral and Mrs
| Nicoll Ludlow. the latter sister of
Mrs. Dewey. and is especially adapted
to official entertaining. 1t was the first
| Washington home OF Elihu Root when
serving as Secretary of War. 1t is
situated a short half black from the
White House. The house is one of the
most elegantly furnished IN Washington,
containing many rare and beautiful ar
ticles collected by Admiral and Mrs.
| Ludlow in their travels about the world.
Baron Rosen, the ambassador from
Russia. arrived in Washington last
evening. accompanied by Baroness Posen
and Baroness Elizabeth Rosen, their
daughter. They have spent the summer
at Magnolia, Mass.
Senior Don Jorge Munoz minister
from Guatemala, who has made his le-
CATION headquarters at the Arlington
since his appointment a year ago, will
move to the Highlands October 10. and
establish his legation there. The minis
ter from Panama, Senior Obaldia, also
maintains legation headquarters at the
Highlands.
Mrs. Dorsheimer. widow OF Hon. VIII
liam Dorsheimer. former lieutenant gov
ernor of New York and for several
years a Representative in Congress from
New York, has returned TO Washing
ton and opened her home on Conrecti-
cut avenue.
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his mother. Mrs. II. i. MCGOWAN, have
taken apartments at Stoneleigh Court
for the winter.
Mrs. MCGOWAN has just returned from
spending the summer in the mountains
of North Carolina.
Mrs. II. p. Noble and Miss NJ Binner.
both of this city. are stopping at Had
don Hall. Atlantic City
Miss Rose Hill and Charles Matthews.
whose engagement was announced some
time ago, will be married at the home
OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman N Hill, on Thursday evening,
october 10, at s O'Clock.
The following Washington people are
in New York today:
Mrs. Anderson. F. w Ashley, c. N
!. J. Carlisle, c. A Douglas. G. b. Ohl-
man. e F. Herring, G. A. Joerissen,
r. o. Marsh. Miss Pearce, Mrs Sulli-
CHAMPION, Mrs. H. NJ Curran, Miss G..
c. Dunlop, F. Forni. G. w. Hoover, p
r. King, l.. b. Leavitt, c. G. Marburg.
Il T. r Ns MsGTrsan' smith mTf 4 j fssiig; srtsr Il
C. Taplin, Miss Twicheli. A. G. Whit
ton, j. il. Bell, Mrs. II. w. Fowler.
w. T Hamilton, Mrs. Scovine. D. Way.
". S WhitaIl.
DR.. Henry G.. Boyer. of this city.
who is in Europe, reached Paris yes
terday.
The engagement is announced of Mrs |
Kfttie Thompson Berry, of Washing
ton to DR.. Samuel Lawson Burton, a
nephew OF the noted financier, Thomas
w Lawson, of Boston.
Mrs. Berry has spent the last few !
wears in Norfolk, where she has been |
soprano soloist in the leading Episco- !
pal Church and the synagogue. Mrs. |
soprano singers of this city in church |
and concert circles. She has been i'll |
the last few months in Sandy Spring. !
Oswego county, y. y, at the home OF
DR. Lawson is a Canadian by birth !
and education. His former home was |
in Kingston, Canada. and he is a grad
uate of the Queens University, in /
Kingston, where he took his medical I
The wedding is to take place this fall. |
and the future home of the couple will |
be in Sandy Spring, n. Y.
Miss Helen Smith has returned TO the
city from a pleasant trip to Niagara |
Falls, Canada, and Thousand Islands
Miss l. Greene has returned TO the
city from the mountains OF Pennsyl- /
vania.
Miss A. p Baldwin is in Washington
again, after visit To New York.
Miss Sadie y. Lynn, who has been
spending her vacation with her aunts.
The Misses Yeatman. Of 73S Twelfth |
street. has gone to her home in Rich
nond, Va.
Miss F. A. Mullaly has returned from
n. Y, where she has
been visiting her grandmother.
II. Delaplane will leave Washington |
oday for a hunting trip through Vir-
Sinia.
Mrs Katharine +. Steele and Miss
Fannie Moore. Of the Northampton. ars