The Washington times., 1906-07-11

tung Liang-Cheng, his secretary, Chow
Tszchi Mrs. Tszchi. and their baby are
at Amherst, Mess, for the summer.
leaving in charge OF the legation at
Washington Yung Kwai. Mr.. WI and
Mr.. Liang are also in Washington.
Mrs. Yung Kwai and her children are
at their cottage at Colonial Beach for
the summer.
The Italian Embassy stafr left Wash
ington today for their summer quarters
at Manchester -by-the-Sea-
Cheldb Bey. the Turkish minister, and
the star Of tho legation, are among
the small contingent Of the displomatic
colony stIH in Washington
Capt z. T. West. u. S. NJ c.. rs
making a short visit TO Blue Ridge sum
mitt. Pennsylvania. where an unusual
ly large number Of young people are
making things merry.
Miss katherine Eaton. OF Phuadel-
-hia. is IN Washington for a visit 70
several or her friends.
Mr. and Mrs W. s. Neely were
among the chaper0ns a few nights ago
at the first german OF the season at Mt.
Elliott SPRINGS. Va.
Miss Minnie r. Clarke has returned to
Washington after a visit to her mother
and sisters in Richmond Miss Clarke
is a nurse at the Homeopathic Hos
pitaI. and was cordially welcomed 70
her old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Howard Gibson are
again in their Washington home after
spending a month in Atlantic CITY.
Monsignor Dennis O'ConneH. rector OF
the Catholic University of America. IS
in Cleveland. Ohio. attending the annual
convention of the Catholic Educational
Association, Of which he Is president
4Ionsignor O'ConnelI VIII probably re
tIm TO Washington on Saturday.
Mrs. ". l.. Brannan. Of Fredericks-
burg, Va, who has been in Washington
on a visit. has returned to her Virginia
home.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Russell
Orchord. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
+. Orchord. and Louis Winslow Home. OF
Bath. Me. viii take place on Tuesday
evening. July l.. in the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church.
It was erronerously announced that II
would take place last night
Miss Grace Lowe and John Nartie
were married last night at the home Of
Mrs. Mary McFadden. $3.50 + street
northwest, by the Rev. George W. Nc
CulIouga. pastor OF the Columbia Bap-
tist Church.
The ceremony. which took plGce IT
o'clock. was attended only by the re
latives and friends of the young couple,
who left shortly afteTWard for an eX-
tended wedding trip through the North
There were 10 attendants for either
bride or groom. MISS Lowe wore oS
coming bridal gown OF white organdle
over china silk and carried white bridal
roses.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Martie left Wash
mgton Mrs. MaTtie wore mOdish traV-
cling suit OF dark blue. Upon their re-
turn they viii occupy their he1 home
in X street, near Eleventh.
Mrs. Charles c. Glover came in from
her country place for a short time to-
day. Mr.. and Mrs Glover contemplate
spending the remainder OF the summer
In the AdirOudacks, but have not yet
decided upon the time of their depart
ure.
Mrs. Law. wife of Lieut. Com. George
W Law, has closed her home and gone
to Ber Harbor. She was accompanied
by her sister, Miss Powell. They are the
guests of Mrs. Jack DeCourcy ireland,
of New York.
Mrs. Clenand Omey. with her children,
left Washington yesterday for Cape
~
ing for the rest Of the summer
Mrs. Walter Mclean, wife Of Com
naander Mclean, L. 5. n, and Miss Nc
Lean are al Nantucket Later. however.
they expect TO join Commander Mclean
at Newport, to which station ne was
recently assigned for duty at the War
College.
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page is enter
tanning a small house party IN her cot
tage at York Harbor, Me. Among her
guests are Mrs. Root, wife OF the Secre-
tary of State, and Miss Hagner, social
secretary to Mrs. Roosevelt.
Mrs 7 EaI,in Gadsby will leave Wash
ington next week for visit 70 Psak
Island, Me, and in August viii 90 20
York HarbOr for a months visit.
Secretary Wilson Of the Department OF
Agriculture is now in Chicago, but is
expected to return to Washington within
few days.
Mrs. J. Vergil Barrett has returned TO
Washington after a visit TO her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robins, at their home near
Richmond.
The Misses Taylor. accompanied by
their father, James Taylor, are in Fred
erieksburg, Va, for a short visit
Mrs. NJ. NJ Norton. Of the Ontario.
will leave Washington today for Denver,
where she viii remain several weeks.
Mrs. Walter Acker. with her two chill
dren, Mrs Frank Handy and her daugh-
ter and sister. Miss Carr will leave
washington next week for a visit to
Peak Island. Me.
Mrs Mckinley. wife of the late Presi-
dent has given four memorial windows
of Mr.. Mckinley to the First Methodist
Episcopal Church. of Canton. Ohio. A
small brass tablet marks the pew in
which the late President always attend
ed divine service in his home church.
Mrs Henry 10th and daughter, Miss
Sarah 10th, who were the guests of
Mrs z. S. Woog. while sightseeing in
this city. have returned to their home
in New York city.
Miss JuIta Goldsmith of EredericJxs-