The Washington times., 1905-10-22
Personal GOSSIP

Mrs. Charree. wife OF Lieutenant Gem
eral Chafree, who was to have started
for Kansas City tomorrow morning,
has changed her plans. and will post
pone her visit until some time in De-
| cember. Today. the Lieutenant Gen
| eral and Mrs. Chaffee, and Miss Chat
fee. with their house guests. Capt. and
| Mrs. George r. Hamilton. the latter
| the daughter of General Chaffee. and
| others. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Reyburn on yachting trip, the
| Gretchen. Mr.. Reyburn's steam launch
being in commission here.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas f. Walsh and
Miss Evelyn Walsh will arrive at the
| Shoreham tomorrow evening, and will
, remain here for about two weeks. They
| will not open their house, and upon
leaving here will proceed to Colorado
and California.
| Commander Cowles will go to New
York to meet Prince Henry of Batten-
berg. having been detailed by the Pres
ident TO escort the prince during his
visit to this country.
| The Right Rev. Henry Yates Satter-
lee and Mrs. Satterlee and their daugh-
ter. Miss Constance Satterlee. who spezt
the summer in Europe, will arrive IL
Washington the first of this week
Bishop Satterlee has sufficiently recov-
cred from his recent Illness to resume
his church duties.
| Brig. Gen. Charles J. Allen, Z. 8. A.,
Mrs Allen. and Miss Allen will return
to the city early in November. when
they will Sccupy a house on p street
which they have leased.
Lieutenant Colonel Foster, the British
| military attache at Washington, and
Mrs. Foster. arrived at Fort Riley
Thursday afternoon from Fort Sill, and
are the guests of Colonel and Mrs.
| Parker. Colonel Foster. who was there
In 1903. during the maneuvers. is great
ly interested In the work now going on.
He has been out on several occasions
to witness the firing practice OF the ar
tIllery regiment.
Miss Humphrey, daughter OF Gen. G
| r. Humphrey. quartermaster general
| u. S. A. will leave Washington at an
early date for California. en- route tc
| visit his brother, Capt. c. F. Humphrey
jr., at his post I'm Honolulu.
|
Mrs. and Miss Tisdel have returned tc
their apartments at the Rochambeau
and are planning TO spend the winter
in the south of France.
Miss Emma Rathbone- Smith returned
to town last week from a most enjoy
able summer In Michigan and will oc
cupy her former apartments, 1915 X
street northwest.
Miss Virginia Butler has returned from
a two years absence abroad TO spend the
winter In town. warmly welcomed by ar
extended circle Of friends.
General Dimmick has returned to the
Cairo. where he and Mrs. Dimmick are
spending the winter after making a visi
to his married daughter in Kansas.
Colonel and Mrs Syhlons have re
turned 10 Washington and opened theii
house, 20 Lafayette Square. for the win
ter. During the past summer Colone
Symons has spent much of his time IL
New York looking after the interests o.
the great barge canal which New Yorl
is building to connect the Great Lake!
with the sea, and TO do which he wal
granted an indefinite leave of absence by
Congress-
| Mrs. Clement d. Hebb and Miss Hebb
widow and daughter OF the late Maj
Clement u. Hehb, L. S. M. c., have re
turned 10 Washington. and again occup.
! their apartments at the Concord. The,
spent the most OF the summer at At
lantic City. where Mrs. Hebb was visit
ed by her sister. Mrs. Boyd widow o.
the late Capt. Robert Boyd, jr-, u S
n. Mrs. Boyd will join her sister il
Washington following a visit of som,
length with the family of Commando
| Burns T. Walling, L. s. N, at Circle
Vile. Ohio.
Capt. T. Bentley Mott. u. S. A, mill
tary attache of the American embassie,
| af Paria and ST PeterSbur1 ba. cor,