The Washington times., 1906-09-16

Washington yesterday for the Virginia
+ Hot Springs. where they viii remain un-
+ I'll about the middle OF October.
Clarence Nackay. Of New York. was
at the Willard for a couple OF days last
week
Thomas Coughliu. OF Hancock. Mich.
and his daughter Miss Josephine, ar
rived In Washington last week. Miss
Coughlin. who is a c.sarming young Wo~
man. aiil enter the Convent Of the
/ Visitation for the winter term.
Joseph T McCrackcn. Of New York
city. and has two daughters. Miss Bes-
/ sic AIcCracken and Miss Alma Nc
I Cracken. are at the Raleigh Hotel for "a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Y. Wheeler. Of Pitts
burg. who are spending the season in
Washington. have taken an apartment
az stoneleigh Court Cor the winter.
Mrs. Leonard G. Shepard. Of S052 Rich
mond street, sailed yesterday on the
kurfueTst for a trip around the world.
as the guest Of her mother. Mrs. NJ. J.
Chambers, of Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. Sheibley. OF the Department Of
Justice. and Mrs. She.bley have taken
an apartment at the RoCEambeau FOR
the season.
Mr. and Mrs. George ". Bryan. OF
Charlotte. y. c., and Miss Bryan are at
the Raleigh. Miss Bryan will attend
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Mrs Talbot. who spent last winter at
Stouclelgh Court, VIII make her home at
the Connecticut beginning with the lst
Of October.
Mrs Riley and Mrs. Benham. who
were among the hOstesses at the Ro-
chamDeau last season viii be at the
Connecticut this winter
Archbishop ireland left Washington
yesterday for Ballingarry Spring Lake.
n. J.
Among the army and navy people at
the Ebbitt House last week were Mai
George Z. Albee; p. L. Boyer. Z. S. A;
Lieut. c. L. Wright. L. S N; Lieut.
E. r. Baker. L. s. N: Lieut.. P. H.
Hammond. L. S n. Lieut. II. w
Huntley. L. S. y: Lieut. J. r. Kurtz,
L. S. N; Col. ?. 5. Bomas. L. s A.
and Capt. William n. Blow. L. 5. A.
Mrs. J. F. Welder. OF Victoria. Tex.
and her daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Welder, are al the DriscolI. Mrs. Weld
er came TO enter hor daughter IN the
Convent OF the Visitation, which opens
shortly.
Congressman John Lamb OF Yir-
ginia Is at the National Hotel.
+. 7. Graham. L. s. A. arrived in
Washington last week from San Juan,
P r.
Mrs. e. c. Calhoun has returned from
Kentucky. where she has been spending
the summer. She viii be at the Ro-
chambeau again this winter.
Major and Mrs. Thomas L Casey have
opened their apartment at Stoneleigh
Court for the season.
Dr. and Mrs. Walter A. Wells. who
spent last winter at the Normandie Ho-
ttlI VIII DS az TIC AeoS4AsAAAAuSaA TINS sea-
son.
Miss Barksdale. Of Richmond. who
has been the guest OF Miss Lula VIII
kins returned 70 her home last week.
Mrs. William II Boiling and her
daughter. Miss Bertha Boiling. are the
guests of Mrs, J. H. Fulton. Of Wythe-
vile. Va
There has been organized in Washing
ton The Rough Riders National Monu-
ment Society" with Mrs Allyn K
Capron as president and treasurer. The J
object of this socie-y Is to erect a mon
ument in Arlington Cemetery. Virginia,
70 the First United States Volunteer
Cavalry. popularity known as the Rough
Riders The other officers OF the society |
are EIdridge f. jordan. vice president; |
Rudolph De -Zapp se cretary; Sergt- c. |
E. Hunter. Major ~ II. II. Llewellyn, |
and Capt. James r. Church, surgeon, /
L. S. A. board o. directors, all former
Rough Riders President Roosevelt Is !
heartily in favor Of the movement. and /
has contributed a liberal check toward /
The fund. which is 10 be made Up by pop |
ular subscription. Mrs. Capron, the
president and treasurer OF the society, is |