New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16

~ Is. ooS'srY IN wasHIsero
Wasnihs ton, sept. B.-Ths ssc-at.r.
MIS- Root viii come 10 Washipr,as = s'as al
si'er their arrival IN New YORK. 49,. az - nsds4,
ana central American trip. and mr. :. -as ~
I'm inc mouse owned By ReDr.s.o,,,,sSA' s ~,
NO0Aian' "hlch they now occupy. h - sass
homs win probably always n. -. raslr !.
Morton House. from the fact that 4. - % -
occupied BY the ex-Vice-P residen. - 'snA ~
Root bought u. Pending Mrs Poo,,- Won q \
NOT Aho"R Just what changes tia hon.. - ~
20. out u VIII De necessary 20 maxi -. - nee.
pairs oefore u Can be occupied and 1, -, s's
not De opened 70 the visiting mer,h.~. 40 /
until the beginning % tie Official 500, o 'osuu
secretary Wilson. who spent last s.aso.'a'a
Ieish court, sharing a large soartr,,-s = ass
80. W"o - ms prlVats secretary. win 49,.
snaIse on Oetooer No date has v.t -.
TOT the return OF Miss Flora Wilson. tbs Ss's
oi ene secretary. from Paris. where shs ~.
the last two years IN study nor has a. - s
for taking a trip around the worla A'' Ia |
Mrs. Shaw. wife OF the Secretary a. r.
returned to Washington the first OF - r'r
eompanied by her two daughters. ana -
the autumn in Washington, with the Axc.,.'.' ~
brief visit 70 the West II
postmaster General and Mrs Cortelvor
layed IN their return here set for 49,
death or Professor Hines. the father AZ NJ.
you. whose burial took place TO-DAY -. -
come 10 Washington the middle OF new, -
The French Ambassador and NIne J,ssar,-s
san nom France where they spent tina sur-.
On september %. and viii arrive IN Waahing.o-
october It Is expected that arranaarna-..
be made for beginning the erection ~ -
French Embassy soon after the Ambassaso-,. -
rival
Viscount de Chambrun. of the Franob r.
stafr' spent few days in Washington thi, 49,.
and left the city yesterday. intending "a w.. !.
Canada, on the North Shore above Ros,o, =,
at Newport until October 1. when he VIII r.r,-.
10 Washington.
Ihe Mexican Ambassador and Sehora de Ca.r,
who are now az Biarritz. having gone abroad a.
In the season. will not return to Washing,ou 40
the end OF October. Senior don Cristoforo Ca,,..,
second secretary OF the embassy, returned N W,s
ngton this week. as did also the third ssc,.,syv
and Sehora de Landa Barriozabal. who have nan,
some time at Old Point Comfort
" Hauge and Nine. Hauge came 70 wass,-,,,.
from Bar HarbOr. where they have spent II. sum.
mer. yesterday, and are at the New Willard upf
Monday, when they VIII go 10 New York They WI
sail from there on Tuesday for Norway and Nm.
Hauge, who was formerly Miss Todd OF Louisvl1s
will make her first visit TO her husband,
country. She speaks the Language Of Norwsv
having studied here for some time with Mrs P.-s
the wife Of the American Minister. The new hou.
being built by the Minister and Nine. Hauga At A
cost OF nearly 100000. is well advanced. and mar
be occupied as the Norwegian Legation at ths ~
ginning OF the new year.
The Minister from Ecuador and Sehora Dona Va,
tide Noboa de Carlo. have arrived IN Washing
ton. accompanied by their family. and are Iooazs
for house in which 70 establish the lssatz
They spent the summer at Atlantic City. whs
they had cottage.
Or. LUIS MeTfan Lennur. the newly appol-s
Minister from Uruguay. viii arrive in this concy
about the middle OF October. He will be Reou-
panied by his family. The naval attaca 4 IA
legation and Sehora de Saez. who are az ina Esn-
lands. where they have an apartmsr- for the WI
ter. left Washington to-day for a two weeks va
to Niagara Falls and Mount Carmel
Many Washington houses are changing haza
either by sale or lease. and well known people ~
making plans for the winter season. Mrs. MIR.
Noble has sold her large house. at Massachussr1
avenue and 18th street. 70 Stanley Mccormick q
Chicago. and has leased the Eustis house Il y
street. three doors from the home OF Mr. and IA
William Phelps Emo. preparatory to buying
Mr.. Mccormick cannot get possession or inc AaAs
house for year. as Il IS under lease 70 ex-Is
gresham John Z. Reyburn, whose vie Is No -
ter OF General Crozler
Representative and Mrs. George b. HUI Of sa''
syIvania, are having plans made for a honaA . %
built in Sheridan Circle. which promises 10 sliss
the famous Dupont Circle In the number Of oss-1
fUl houses surrounding II.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt are anaas
the numerous New York people who VII g'aa
part OF the social season IN Washington IaT
have leased a large apartment at Stonsleish C'-s
are expected here-at least. for short tms-a ~
tober. and will come again IN midwintsr.
Major and Mrs. Thomas L Casey. L. s A. JAW
also taken an apartment at Stoneleish Colst
Clarence n Mackay spent TWO days in Vasa-'
ton this week at the New Willard
Mrs. Richard Butler. OF New York viii come
Washington about September "a and VII resi-
possession OF her two apartments at the RocaDv
beau. where she has spent the last two winters
Mrs. William NJ Postlsthwaite has issued ~
tons for the marriage OF her daughter. Mss =,
lyn Postlethwaits. and Henry Ives Cobb. u
New York. at St. Johns Church on October
: o'clock. A reception will follow the csrsnI.
Mr.. Cobb is the son OF Henry Ives Cobb. iofH@"
supervising architect OF the Treasury.
Washington society had been looking ro-Sas
military wedding when Miss Luvis Butler n-'[
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Butler. was mar,ss
Captain Daniel Tyler Moore. u. s A. VS.
OF Mrs. Roosevelt. However the plans Of the A.,
were suddenly changed. and Mrs Buus'
from New York to-day with her daughlss.
Misses Butler, and announced that ths ss",-
would take place IN Lucerne. Switzerland. = |.
vember. instead OF IN Washington Captain -
has two months leave, and It Win proi'hs =
European wedding journey to have the ee'eA, =.
take place over there. Captain Moore Al.
Butler. the father % the bride-elect VII "a
Europe within a few weeks. Captain Noe"
stationed at Fort Myer. and he and MS W.
make their home there upon their return p W.
ington the nrst OF the year.