The Washington times., 1906-07-23

secretary OF the Argentine legation at
Rome
Senor Martinez CampOs. who is now
secretary Of the Argentine legation in
Rome, will be sent TO the legation here.
6Ir. and Mrs John Dey McChesney an
nOunce the marriage Of their daughter.
Miss Agnes Paxton. and Walter Reese
Evans, Saturday. July 2L The ceremony
took place al the residence Of the bride S
parents at the Ontario, only the mem
bers Of the immediate family being
present The Rev. Benjamin G. Bittin-
ger officiated.
Nj and Mrs. Evans left Immediately
after the ceremony for New York. where
they Will make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fairfield have re-
turned from the Jersey coast. where
they have been TO see their children who
are visiting friends there. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fairfield will close their home soon and
go North. where they will spend some
time before Mr.. Fairfield goes TO Cali
fornia, where he Will be stationed in
connection with the United States Geo
logical Survey.
Miss Daisy Joyce left Washington yes
Jerday for a stay OF two weeks at At
Iantic City. where she will stop at the
Pierpont
Mrs. Frank I. Graham is spending
this week in the country with her aunt.
Mrs. r. !. Kearney. at Kearney, Va.
Mrs. Taylor Bradshaw. Of New York
city, formerly Miss sallie Weir, IS in
Washington for two weeks as the
guest OF her father. Alexander Weir.
Mrs. Bradshaw viii leave early next
week for a visit TO Mr.. Bradshaw's pa
rents IN Virginia.
Miss Edna Holland and Miss Annie
Graham have gone 20 the country for
a short stay.
Miss Ethel Hutchinson. OF New York
city. who has been dividing d visit Of
some weeks among friends in Wash
ington. spent last week with Mrs.
Charles William Powers. OF Park road.
Mt Pleasant. and left yesterday FOR
Baltimore.
+ AIRS. Theodore W. Birney and her
two young daughters. Catherine and
Lillian. are the guests OF Frederic
Schon al Philadelphia for few days.
a new secretary has been attached to
the British embassy stan, Cecil Hug
gins. who viii hu the post OF second
secretary. He arrived in this country
Saturday on the Etruria, and went
direct 20 LenoX
George Il. HadIey. son OF Amos Had
ley. of the Interior Department. who
has been on a visit 10 his home. 1890
Harvard street left the city yesterday
FOR Chicago, where his business Inter
ests are now centered.
Miss Flora Bernhelmer has as her
guest Miss Marie Marcus. OF Talla-
hassee. Fla. They Will be at home
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. r. NJ Davies sails today on the
steamship Panama for the Isthmus.
where Mr.. Davies is employed as a
canal official Mrs. Davies is the
daughter OF Col +. A Keeler, OF leo
Eighth street northeast.
\ wedding Of interest to a great
many Washington people took place in
Denver. Col. last Wednesday, when
Miss Regina Diamond, or Denver, was
married TO Adolph Price. Mr.. Price,
who is the son OF Morris Price of this
city. was q resident of Washington
/ until a few years ago, when he re
moved 10 Denver. Miss Clara Price
and Florence Price. Of this city. at
/ tended thei- brothers wedding and
viii make quite a tour before returning
! home
The summer guests OF Lake View
Farm. Rockville, Nd, gave euchre
J on Thursday evening. The prizes were
| won by Miss Edna NJ Weyl. Miss Mary
/ Wagner, DR.. Lindvine. and Dr. Copley-
] The guests were Mrs. NJ. J. Wagner,
/ Mrs. Beichert. Mrs. Adolph Wcyl. Miss
| Anna Beichert. Miss Leontine Won En-
/ trees. Miss Rose Wagner. Miss ClarisSa
EdmondsLOn Miss I.aNinia Wagner.
| Miss Edna Weyl, and Miss Mary Wag-
/ er, Dr. Lindville, DR.. Cropley, Mr..
/ I-icls, and p. Wagner.
Goldsmith sigmund has returned from
a de ightful trip TO Atlantic City and
! New York and has joined his relatives
/ at Hyatt Mansion. Hyattsville, y. Y,
/ for the remainder OF the summer.
Miss Rae Cohen. Of Columbus. Ohio.
! is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Maurice
| d. Rosenberg. Of Btltmore 81. eet
! RaDDl LOUIS Stern OF ti4C El5hIii
/ Street Temple. with his family, has
/ gone 10 Harpers Ferry 10 spend two
] months.
Miss Edna II. Weyl has returned TO
/ her home on r street. after a week S
/ stay at Lake View Farm. Rockville,
Md.
/ Mrs. Eli Hecht. of Baltimore. spent
a few DAYS last week with Mrs Isaac
! GOldenberg, Of this city.
J Nj and Mrs. Joseph Stern and son.
/ Sol Stern. have returned TO their home
/ in St FTRncisYillc. La, after a visit TO
| Mrs. Jeanette Stern Of Sixth street.
he DID HIS BEST.
| Piai1ness of speech is never to be de-
I spised in connection with work of re-
| clamatiOn. SAYS the London Evening
/, Standard. Did you struggle against
/ the consequences 81 temptation?" in
quired a prison visitor. 'Yes'm," re-
I piled the object Of her compassion. "Ah
/ il you had fought just a little harder
/ you wouldn't be here today"
4 done the best l could, ma am, "
/ said the prisoner, mCdestly: 1t took six
! policemen TO get me to the station.