The Washington times., 1906-09-21

last of this month or the first of Oc-
Iober. Nj. Veja has already turned the
affairs Of the legation over to Alberto
JoaCham, The new secretary. who ar
rived ir Washington some days ago.
Colonel ana Mrs. William G. Whitu-
more VIII return TO Washington for the
season about October l.
Among those Who have returned 70
their apartments at the Rochambeau
for the winter are Mrs. George W.
EoUzer and daughters. Miss Leonora
Rouzer, and Miss Rachel Rouzer; Mr.
and Mrs. George W. Merriman. who
nave been spending the summer al AS
bury Park, Mrs 4. c. Savin end Mrs
y. II Alexander and LeI niece Aiis5
Marjorie Savn, from Asbury Park.
eu1 Mrs A. r. FarTau and Mrs. n. NJ
Leech. Wno were al Narragansett Pier
Tor the season
Miss olive Rlsley Seward, daughter Of
the former Secretary OF War. the late
William II. Seward. has returned 70 her
home in Nineteenth street. accompanied
by her friend, Miss Upton. Miss Seward
spent the summer in upper Maryland
Paymaster General and Mrs. Henry
i. b. Harris. L. $. n, have returned
20 their home IN this city from visit
10 New York.
Miss Bertha Ellis has returned to her
home lu Baltimore street, after visit
OF week OF ten days In Philadelphia
Mrs Newton, widow of Major John
Newton L.. 5. A.. has changed her res
idence from ll34 Is street 70 1916 Eight
eenth street near Connecticut avenue.
Of D.
tative Pierce Of Tennessee. has return
ed 20 " ashIngton 90 enter her son, r.
"a. Pierce. r. Ia the Georgetown Uni
versity.
Representative and Mrs. Pierce win
spend the winter at 1854 Second street
northwest.
Abram D. Prince has issued invita-
tiOns FOR the marriage Of his daughter,
Miriam. 10 Julius IyauhOe Pelper. The
ceremony viii take place on Tuesday.
October ., at Rauscher's and viii be
strictly a family affair.
Miss Elizabeth s. TiusIey. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs s. W. Tinsley, OF Pitts
burg. Pa, and Allen Young Cogan. Of
Alexandria, Va, who were married at
the parsonage Of the Rev. G. W. Jones,
lu Alexandria, September 2 have re-
turned 70 the brides home from their
honeymoon spent in New York.
Miss Hattie May FerrotL ana II. h
Behlert were married yesterday morn
ing at 1880 o'clock in the home of the
bride by Rev. Arthur 3. Johns, pastor
Of Christ Episcopal Church.
Mrs. c. J. Peoples is in Philadelphia
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Ms. Harry Hazelton and
daughter have returned to their apart
ment at Florence Court, after spending
several weeks at Cape May, \. J., aud
Atlantic City, N j.
Harry Crump, Of Alexandria. Va, is
spending some time in Richmond, Va.
visiting relatives,
Mrs. NJ Smith and Miss Neddie Smith,
who have spent the past seven weeks
visiting through Virginia, returned to
their home IN / street, this week
A. +. FurbeTshaw has resigned his
POSITION at the Geological Survey and
gone 10 New York city, 20 reside perma-
nently.
Sol Abbot has returned from New York
city, where he spent a week.
Mrs. Maurice D. Rosenberg has as
her guest, her sister. Miss Cohen, Of
Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. A. D. Frank, Of Baltimore. Nd.
spent a short while this week with he
parents, Capt. ana Mrs. A. Hart, OF the
ROmaine.
Felix Well. who spent a few days this
week with friends IN this city, has re-
turned to his home In New York city.