The Washington times., 1906-10-11

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/ auxiliary Of the Spcnish War Neter-
ans, meeting in this city.
The Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs.
Bonaparte have again engaged apart-
inents at the PoI tland for tho coming
season, ana VIII not open q house as
WAS anticipated.
There is a rumor here among dfplo-
mats and society people 10 the effect
that there is strong Possibility OF
Count D'Arcos. one time Spanish min
I ister 10 this country, being raised 10
Tie rank Of ambassador AMI returned 20
washington. Al present he Is Spanish
minister 10 Rome. lie married am
American woman. Miss VIRGINIA 4
I Lowry, Of this city, and she ably assist
ed him in his trying duties as nif.ister
70 thls country during the Spanish
American war
The counselor of the Swedish Ieeation
and Mroe. Virginia de Strale sailed from
iNeW York today on the Kaiseriue Aug
uste Victoria.
Mrs. Charles Hallem Keep ana her
daughters have returned TO Washington
aIter spending the SUMMER in Buffalo
ana at various resorts.
Fa nd
daughter Of the Assistant Chief OF stan
on the Army. reached washington ves-
ltTuay aIIer q TWO years visit 10 Eu-
rope Miss Barry spent most OF her
SIlHe Il dresden studying the violin. and
- one or the most accomplished de-
9utantes 20 be presented this season
Iney nave leased the residence gIIO u
. street northwest, which was occupied bv
ex-senator Canery and other officjais
from time 10 time.
Miss Gladys ingalls,. OF Cincinnati
who recently figured here as "a brides-
IHa!d Tor Miss Postlethwaits who mar
Iled tenry Ives Cobb tr., was host ess
az a luncheon al Hot Springs, Va. ves-
ttrday. The table was decorated win
Huse PINK chry santhemums Fourteen
young women attended. They were
MISS sadie Jones, Miss Harriet Brown.
MISS Lucy lnman, Miss Frances CLARK
Miss Laura Smith Miss Carlisle Miss
E.llzapelh Dunn, Miss Beatrice Aver,
MISS Barnes, Miss Gibson. Miss LINN
MISS Louise Gaylord and Mrs John II.
Merriam.
Ms. Burton Harrison sailed from New
aork today on board the Kaiserine
Auguste Victoria Of the Hamburg
American line Tor Plymouth on the
same snip We're Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
W. Gambrill. sOn-in-law and daughter
OF the late Senator German.
Mrs, H. f. Fox. OF Houston. Tex.
ana MIS- w q. Twyman, OF kansas
they viii spend the autumn "VgIe Ni[s
Houston came 90 place her daughter.
MISS Gertrude, in the seminary al For
est Glen.
Mr.. and Mrs GTatz w Helm have
given up their house on Florida avenue
ior she winter. and with their children
nave taken up their home al the Dewey.
MIS-. Helm IS niece OF Speaker Can
non and IS popular in the Congressional
circle. She VIII 90 considerable enter
tairrg during tie season.
Mr.. and Mrs II. p. Noake. of Fl
PasC, Tex, are spending several weeks
ln the city. They brought their daugh-
Ter TO attend Miss Summers school and
they arc stopping at the Dewey Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs, HarIand J. Wright. of
Cleveland, Ohio, who have been SPEND .
ing the week AT the Portland. left last
evening Tor short stay al Old Point
comfort. Ihey viii spend Saturday at
the Portland, and return TO Cleveland
in the evening.
Miss Arnold. who has been M Noun /
tain Lake Park for the entire summer.
has returned to town and is at Alton 1
House. Thirteenth street and Massachu- /
setts avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. IT. MGstead, who /
have been staying with Mr.. MiIstead's !
parents at capitol View, during the
summer. have removed 10 the Fisher
House. Woodside, Md.
Edmund Kearns, of Utah. left Wash 4
ingtOn today for Canada, after q short
visit with Thomas Mortimer
Washingtoaians VIII be interested to
learn that Miss Isabel Baum formerly
OF this city, but now OF New York CITY.
and Arthur Thorzheimer. whose engage
8 -sv-,-
mcr. were married quietly in New York
city, during the pest week. Miss Baum
Is the daughter Of the late Charles !
Baum and Mrs, Eliza Baum, who were
residents Of this for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs David Sanger. of the
Elberon, have as thei, guest Miss Nettie
of Cincinnati
Mrs. Isaac b. Nordlinger. who spent
the past week as the guest Of her sis
ter. Mrs. Otto +. WeUrner. Of Charlotte I
\. G., has returned TO her home in West
The opening meeting of the Council
Of Jewish Women, which takes place in
the vestry roms of the Eighth Street
Temple, Tuesday, next at 2:2o O'Clock.
Will be presided over by the president /
Mrs. Charles Goldsmith. The literary
program VIII be ausmented by vocal
selections by Miss Frances Bethume and
Miss Eva Lubin, with Mrs. Levi David
NJ the piano.
Bert Stein. formerly Of this city. but
now residing in New York, was tie
guest, this week, Of his aunt, Mrs I
Jeanette Stern.
The many friends ia this city OF Miss
Mabe; G. kaufman, who has been in
az NJ Sinai Hospital, New York CITY |
viii be delighted to know how well she
Is progressing.
Samuel Bendheim, Of Richmond, Is
spending a few days in town, the guest
)f relatives.
Ferd. Richold of New York city. for
merly of Washington. has been spending
2 few days with his parents.
Mr., and Mrs. Max. Fischer recently
Morris Asher, of Richmond |
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