The Washington times., 1905-09-22

Eugene II. Plumacher, United States
consul at Maracaibo, is spending his
annual leave in this city, visiting his
son, who is a student at the George
Washington University. His return TO
his pest of duty has been delayed by
yellow fever, which caused the death OF
many of his subordinates.
Isaburo Yoshita, the new attache of
the Japanese legation, has arrived In
Washington
Rear Admiral Albert s. Barker. re-
tired, recently in command of the north
Atlantic fleet, has taken house In
Washington, and will make this city his
home permanently.
Mrs. Matthew S. Quay. widow of the
late Senator, announces the engagement
of her daughter, Miss Susan W., TO
Watson Hubbard Butler, OF Sandusky,
Ohio. The wedding will be a very quiet
affair." and will take place this fall in
the home of the family in Beaver, Pa,
where Mrs. Quay and her daughters
have spent the summer.
Miss l.. Addison and Mrs. A. T. En-
twisle, of this city, are stopping at the
Cleaver House, in Atlantic city
Surgeon General Rixey. L. S. N. went
| to Portsmouth Tuesday to attend the
graduating exercises of the hospital
| apprentices at the Naval Hospital
The last hop Of the season at the
/ Hotel Chamberlin, Old Point Comfort.
last Saturday evening was attended by
a number of Washington people. among
them Capt and Mrs Denis Mahan
| Can't. and Mrs. A. Willets, Mrs. Boor-
man. Miss Boorman. and Miss Brodle-
The following washington people are
registered in New York today: c. Bell
| tnger. S. G. Blythe, o. NJ. Bradley, +,
Charles. G. II. Corey, ]. II. Critcher
Mrs. E. S. Dubois, G.. f. Howard. j
NJ. Marten, J. S. McDonough. Miss NJ
Moran M RSsSei %sSGerHnrn HiSS NJ Ciark g
| W. Cook. o. o. Danmer. @. Dewitt
Miss e. Bowling. T. Fraser. G. French
A GcSeh%e F. 81 Grgsha Ki&ba al s peEIfS Be- Iig
| coin. c. ]. Luey, E. NJ Parker, r. A
! Humphrey, G. w. Thurston. r. Wines
Mrs. NJ. o. Agnew. Mrs NJ c Belts
! c. Dubois, F. X. Hin, ID. Macl1ie. Mrs
| W Munce. w. w. Price. w. f. Ses-
sions. and w. W. Storm.
b. y
! tanned during her visit TO Suncook. y.
H. by the various chapters of the d.
A r. Last week she was the guest OF
the Bunton Chapter, when she delivered
a delightful little imp-omptu address on
| "Our New President and Continental
| Hall" Wednesday OF this week Mrs
| Dearborn gave a reception in compli-
rnent to Mrs Gadsby. the Concord and
| Burton Chapters, ID. =. R.. being IN
| vited to meet her A literary and nlusl-
cal program was included In the enter
ton next week to attend the d. A. r
| State conference. after which she wlll
go TO Reading, Pa, Tor the State con-
ference, ard will attend large recep-
| ton to be given in honor OF Mrs Nc
Lean, the president general
| Mrs Victor Kaufman and her son
| who have spent some time In Europe
during the past few months, are now
registered among the Americans IN
| Paris.
| MAJ. Gecroe Richards, u. S. A. and
Mrs. Richards. who for several years
have been stationed in California, have
returned to Washington. Mrs. Rich
ards was Miss Frances Mills, dauPhter
of ex-senator Roger q. Mills OF Texas
Mrs. Lillian Cromelin announces the
marriage OF her daughter, Sadie Cecilia
| To Ralph Seymour NOVEL;. of Boston
The ceremony took place in ST PauI's !
Catholic Church, on Wednesday morn
ing. September 20. the Rev. Father Mac
kin officiating
Phil Kahn. of Baltimore. spent a few
days in Washington this week.
Invitations have been issued for the
| wedding Of Miss Ellen Dunn Harleston
daughter OF c. w. Harleston, of Ana
costa, and Frank NJ. Finotti, on Tues
day afternoon. october 3, at o'clock in
St Teresa's Church. AnacoStia-
Mrs John w. Thompson, who is at
Lake Placid, N. Y. will return this