The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-30
WASHINGTON SOCIETY
PRESIDENTS RETURN WILL EN- LINEN THE CAPITAL.
Coming Session fs Expected to Be In- teFestinEIy Brilliant to an Un- usual Extent--The White
 House Ready.
Advertiser Bureau.
 5o1 14th St., N. w,

50l 14th St., N. w.,
 Washington, Sept. 29.
 With the Presidents return, the gilded wheels of the social world will begin to roll and the home-resuming smart set of Washington will gener- ally adopt a livelier demeanor, while the distinguished contingent who be- long to official life of the legislative branch will in little while be aug menting the swarm of the swim in the
 There is every indication that the coming season will be of sqrpassing interest pderea,t and 1o bEilliancy. President Ter ecutive Mansion not only no little ex- alted in the eyes of his fellow citi- zens. but with fame enhanced among countries who have their assignments of residence on diplomatic missions in our national capital. Mrs. Roosevelt finding 1t immaculately clean, from basement to chimney top, from parlor to kitchen, and every appointment and appurtenance of housekeeping on a grand scale commensurate in comfort, elegance and abundance with the re- quirements of the season and the Presidential premises.
 Secretary Bonaparte and family are again in the city, after a brief visit to his home in Baltimore and to New
 Secretary Taft Will probably be the last Cabinet officer to reach the city of those who have been taking vaca- IlOnS, put ms FeIuFn, with the ITaRei- stained and ory-laden crowd he took with him. will accelerate social inter- est and diversity conversation no doubt in a wholesome and instructive way
 Postmaster General Corteiyou has staid out the limit of his vacation, which was to end on or about the 1st of October, but Mrs Cortelyou and their children have returned to Wash
 Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock and Miss Hitchcock. his daughter, have come back from their summer home al Westmore. Dublin, N. H. Mrs. Hitch cock and Miss Margaret Hitchcock. the younger daughter, will return early Washington from his summer place at Sorrento, and is accompanied by his daughter Miss Frances Fuller
 Secretary Wilson has been out of is no laying by season for the crop of labor in the Agricultural Department, to say nothing of the Irregularities and Sybos SHb0rseoiS or Gfi9raaih sSoordiaates of criticism and investigation at the coming session of Congress
 The British Ambassador, Sir Henry Mortimer. Durand. who was to have been back early next week from his resort at Lenox, Mass, has decided to defer his return until the middle Of
 The French Ambassador and Mime JusseFand, who have been spending the summer in France, are due to re- turn to Washington next week.
 Senator James B. Foraker passed through Washington, stopping a few hours on Tuesday. on his way to New York to join Mrs, ForRker and his daughters. Mrs. Wainwright and Miss Foraker. who are visiting In Gotham. They will open their house in Wash In gton about November 1.
 Senator and Mrs Hernando D. Money have been in Washington several weeks. and will remain until after the marrage next Wednesday of their daughter, Miss Mabel Clare Money. to Dr. William W. Kitchin. after which they will go back to their home in Mississippi to remain until Congress meets
 Senator and Mrs. Money will make their winter home here at the Metro politan. At the same hostelfy will be their son law. Representative W S. Hill of Mississippi. and his daughter, Miss Claudia Hill whose attractions entitle her to something more than the stereotyped characterization Of ''beautiful and accomplished"
 Senator James B FTasier. successor of the late William B. Bate, has come to Washington for a few days to find a Congressional home for himself and family. Mrs. Frasier's coming will