The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-09-01

will meet them there, and with Mrs.
Newberry. will leave New London to-
night on board the Dolphin, for Oyster
Bay. They Will be present Al tue naFaI
review, and Secretary and Mrs Bona
partC will reach Washington by Wed
nesday of next week
Mrs. Huntington Wilson, wife OF the
Third Assistant Secretary Of State, has
gone 20 Magnolia. Mass and will be a
guest AZ tine cottage of her father
Thomas James, Of st. Louis. Mo. She
was Joined few days ago BY her hus-
band. and together they made a trip 10
lenoN and other resorts In that part OF
the country.
Mr. Wilson was formerly minister 10
japan, ans botl he and his attractive
wife are valuable additions 10 the Off
cial set Tor she coming season.
Mrs. Alfred clifford Barney is staying
a, Marriage insert Pier for a time. but
will he one ~ the first Of Washington
society women 10 return 20 the Capital
Mr. and @~s. B. H. Warner, Of this
city, who hspa spent some weeks at At
lanuc city have returned 20 theiI
suburban home at kensingJon, Md, 10
remain until Thanksgiving. when they
will open their Massachusetts avenue
home.
George Oakley Tottcn. Dr.. has re-
turned 10 town from visit to the Nor
wcgian Minister and Nine. Hauge. at
Bar HarbOr
Miss Lolita A. Scott returned 10 Wash.
ington yesterday from an eight weeks
visit i'm the West
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanier Dunn, who
opened their villa al the Virginia Hot
Springs early In the summer, have with
them their daughters aud son-ln-laW.
Miss Eliza Dunn and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cole Scott, Of Richmond.
Sir Henry Mortimer Durand is serv-
ing as captain today for "a star cricket
team from the Berkshires that IS play
ing a star team Captalued Ey IT, q.
Laurier, on the Elm Court grounds.
Arthur Pury, of the Swiss legation. is
one of the best tennis players AZ LeuoN.
and is always in demand al the LenoN
Club court
Mr. and Mrs. a. II, Grant Watson
were present az the dinner party given
al Len0X last evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Folsom I'm honor or the
Governor-Generala and Lady Gilbert Car
Amoue the Washington people Who
registered az the Herald office lE Paris
yesterday We're Mr.. aud Mrs. George =
King, and George A. King. jr-, and Miss
Felicle SirdrdIn.
O. n. Reeves has gone on his annual
trip 20 Lake Placid. y. y
General ana Mrs. Robert O'Ruey. Of
this city. are at the Breakers, Cape
May. y. j., for visit.
Miss Mildred Stern. who spent several
days In the city sightseeing, has return
ed to her home.
Simon Silver. Of New York city spent
a few days with friends in the city this
week.
Mrs. A. Brylash and her son. Fulton.
have returned TO Washington after
pleasant trip to Atlantic city
Mr.. Sylvan and Gilbert Bensinger have
returned TO their home here from
short vacation To Atlantic City.
Jake Rosenberg has returned TO Wash
ington from tWO weeks visit in Phil
adelphia. Atlantic City Boston and New
York
Mrs. Isaac Behrend and daughter.
Eleanor have returned 10 the city after
summerIng at Falls Church, Va.
Mrs. A. NJ. Baer and family have re-
turned 10 Washington from two
months stay at Falls Church, Va.
Mrs. Fannie Goodman and daughter.
have returned to their home after a
pleasant trip TO Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph strasburger have
returned 20 Washington from Atlantic
City.
Mrs. T. A Mazzie. of street
northeast is visiting friends and rela-
lives in Baltimore county, Nd.
Miss Matte Oettinger. accompanied
by her nephew. Sidney Rosenthai. leave
today for a trip 10 Boston by sea. On
their return trip they VIII visit PrOVi-
dence. Philadelphia, Albany. and New
York
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Howard and
their daughter. Miss Howard. have left
Chevy Chase for Everett, Wash. where
they win establish their future home.
CAPT Robert r. Grant, chief OF tie
mail and express division OF the Patent
Office. has returned from Minneapolis
and Yellowstone Park,
Mrs Bradley McDuffie. of this city.
who srent the summer near Paonian
/ Springs. Va. at Clifton, the home of
Colonel Chamberlain. VIII return to
! Washington today for the winter. Mrs
McDutfie was quite a factor in the so
! cial life at the springs, especially as
! a musician. She assisted at a num-
/ her of mUsiCales, the last one of which
was given early this week. in which
Edward Chamberlain, Of Virginia. a
promising baritone singer. and Miss
I Evelyn Hughes, OF Baltimore, a cousin
and guest of the Chamberlains, also
took part Miss Hughes has been in
/ Berlin for the last two years studying
music and viii sail again September
for the German capital TO continue her
studies.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey mas re-
turned % the city from an absence of
two months in Maine and Massachu-
sets En- route home Mrs. MusseY Wis
/ tied her son. William II. Mussey and
his wife. formerly Miss Carrie Louise
Shields, of this city, IN Brooklyn.
Mrs c. A Metcalf. 1913 y street north
west. Left this morning Tor six weeks
sojoun in Boston, New Hampshire, and
Trenton. y. j.
Mrs s y. Howard and sons. Master
Theodore and Austin Howard, are at
! the Chalfonte, Atlantic City.