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as secretary at the Mexican embassy, b.
came a great favorite in society.

as secretary at the Mexican embassy. be-
came great favorite in society.
Mrs. Howell Carroll who has returned
to Washington after spending the summer
at Narragansett Pier, is occupying her
apartment at Stoneleigh Court. At the end
of September Mrs. Carroll will go to Bal
timore to spend the month of October. sail
ing for Europe with her young daughter
early in November, to spend eighteen
months abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Widener, who
have closed their Newport season some
what earlier than usual this year because
of the Illness of Mr.. Peter A. B. Widener.
left their Pinard cottage this morning and
went to Philadelphia in the yacht Jose
phine.
The big social event of the coming week
at Newport is the departure of the White
mountain automobile party. The party
will include Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs.
Glen Collins. Moncure Robinson, Harry
Lehr. DR.. Austin Flint, jr., and Mr.. and
Mrs. William b. Leeds. The latter couple
have been in New York, where Mr.. Leeds,
who is manager-in-chief of the party. has
secured four big machines, one of which is
to be used for baggage and foodstuffs.
Rainclothes of every variety and descrip-
ton will be packed in the baggage auto,
for each member of the party has sworn
to make the journey, all weather condi-
tons to the contrary Notwithstanding.
The minister from Norway and Nine
Hauge, who spent few days at the Will
lard during the week, left yesterday for
New York, sailing for Europe on Monday.
Upon arriving in Norway Nine. Hauge will
be presented to the new court Of that
country. She will be the first American
woman in diplomatic circles to have the
honor conferred upon her. The minister
and Nine. Hauge are perfecting the plans
for the handsome residence they are build
ng at Massachusetts, avenue and 18th street
northwest.
Washington society is especially interested
in the coming wedding of Capt Dan T.
Moore United States army, one of the
military aids in the White House, and
Miss Luvie Jones Butler. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs A B. Butler of New York. which
viii. take place in Lucerne, Switzerland. in
November Capt Moore is now stationed
at Fort -Myer and will take two months
leave of absence. He will return here with
cial season Capt. Moore is a cousin Of
Mrs. Roosevelt wife Of the President. and
has made warm friends and many of them
during the time he has remained in and
near Washington.
The wedding of Miss Helen Gardner,
daughter of the late DR.. F. A. Gardner OF
this city, to Mr.. ]. Maury Dove, jr.. whose
engagement was announced last fall. will
take place some time In November. prob
ably at the summer home OF the mother
of the bride-elect in Vineyard Haven, Mass.
Mrs Gardner and her daughters have
spent the last eighteen months in this sum-
mer home. which has been the principal
scene of this interesting courtship. as the
summer home of Mr. Doves parents Is In
close proximity and the young people have
spent their summer there Mrs. Gardner
and her younger daughter. Miss Elsie, will
spend a portion of the season here. COM
ing down about the 1st Of January. DR.. and
Mrs Gardner have been prominent So
ciaIIy In Washington for many years. DR..
Gardner was the physician of the first wife
of President Harrison
Miss Mary Cullen Of Cincinnati. Miss Celia
Cooper of Terre Haute and Miss Teta Re-
petit of Washington, D. c.. who went for
the wedding of Miss Rosemary Brennan
and Mr.. Thomas Egan to Indianapolis. are
the guests of DIR. and Mrs. E. ]. Brennan,
and will return to their homes this week.
Mr. and Mrs g. W. Woodward, having
closed their cottage at Jamestown. have
gone to. Stockbridge. Mass. and will re-
turn to Washington late In the autumn
Mrs Stephen B. Eikins and Miss Kath-
crime Elkins, who a. few days ago landed
in New York from Europe. spent day In
Washington. going to the Elkins home In
West Virginia to remain throughout the
autumn.
What promises to be one of the largest
weddings of the month Is that of Miss Mar
guerite Eyton Burr, the beautiful daughter
OF Dr. and Mrs. Albert Henry Burr, $50
Pratt avenue, Chicago. to Alfred Jerrold