The Washington times., 1906-10-05
Minister From Peru Pays
His Respects to Sec
retary Root.
lNSPECTS NEW LEGATION
Returns to Newport, Where He RejOins
Wife, Coming Here
Later.

is making a short visit to Washington,
and Yesterday called az the State De-
partment 20 pay his respects 10 Secre-
tary Root.
Senior Pardo also visited the attrac-
live new legation for Peru. located at
The Intersection OF Massachusetts, ave
nue.. ..Twenty-second. and Il streets. He
wiilreioia Sonora Pardo ar Newport, and
they viii take possession Of their new
home the middle of this month.
Nine Richards. mother Of Nine. JUS
scrand. wife OF the French ambassador
90 this country. died iu Paris a few days
ago Hftcr a prolonged illness. Nine,
Richards was an American, but mad
spent many years in Paris, where Nine.
Jusse1nd was born and raised She
was au accomplished woman. and had
about her tho very cream of American
society in Paris. Her death not only
prevented tine early return of the AM
basSGdOr and Mime Jusseraud. but viii
Put the hospitable embassy i'm mourning
for year or mere,
Nine. des Portes Ge la Fosse and Mile
Ges Portls. wife and daughter Of the
counselor OF the French embassy, reach
eI New York today from Europe. and
W ere met by tce counselor. who Will ac-
company them 10 Washington tOmOr-
row.
Mrs. Mccall. VIII, Of Representative
samuel w. Mccall, of Massachusetts.
accompanied hy her three daughters.
Europe. where they E.iH spend the sea-
son Representative Mccall viii, as
usual. m- Ike his winter home at the
ShOrehcm.
Mrs. j. EaSIn GadsEy was hostess at
4 beautifully appointed breakfast yes
tti'iiA morning lu honor q Mrs. Ellen
spencer Mussyy. Invited 90 meet Mrs
AuSSe- were AIRS Truman Ne.gbarrv
Mrs Alexander Patton. Mrs George "
Jaws. Mrs. John Russell YouuE Mrs
Amos O. Draper. Mrs. Job Barnard
AIRS. Gerald Mrs Walter r. AcI-er
Mrs. Howard I3OdEk.ns. Mrs Wikin-
son. Mrs. Bertha NJ EOE bins Mrs
Ermer. Mrs. i. H. Martin, and Mrs.
John Paul Ernest
Miss Ethel seckendorf. daughter OF
Count Max Won Seckend0Tf. who spent
the summer az Ramapo Farms, n. j..
ana ia New England. VIII Doe the guest
FOR a short time next week of Miss
Grace Bell at Charles J. Bells beauti-
tul country place on Woodley Lane
Mrs. Reginald De Koven is stopping
at the Suorehan tor a few days The
residence cf General Meigs. which AR
and Airs De Ec-eu had under lease for
several years. IS let for this winter 10
SIT. and Mrs Frank B. Moves. now Of
Chicago. but formerly OF Washington
who intend 20 spend the winter here
Hon Isaac T. Mann. wealthy banker
of West Virginia, has leased the resi-
dcnCe Of the late =. kurtz Johnson at
the corner Of Sixteenth and Mass4chu-
setts avenue. and with his family VIII
make Washington their permanent win
ter home
Mr and Mrs. George H. Hull. Of
Greens borough Ala viii arrive in
Washington today FOR a visit with their
son-in-law ard daughter Capt. and Mrs
Richmond Pearson H0bs1n at their
apartment at the Connecticut
Prof and Mrs. II. G. Adams. of Ann
ATbOr Mich, are now occupying their
new residence, 14l7 Massa Chusetts ave
of their stay In this city az the Port
land Mr.. Adams. who was a prcfes-
scr at the University Of Michigan. has
recently been appointed 20 the Inter
state Commerce Commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wauugford, of Cincin-
matt the latter the sister OF RcpTCsCu-
tative Nicholas LOngwOTth. have ar
rived at Virginia Hot Springs. where
they expect TO remain for "A few weeks,
occupying the Harrison villa.
Miss Gladys ingalls, and Miss Mary
Carlisle. who came on for the Postleth-
Waitc-COhb wedding Wednesday at
which Miss Ingalls, sery ed as a brides
maid. have gone back TO Hot Springs,
i'm Virginia. where the Ingalls, family
always spend the fall