The Washington times., 1906-07-03
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HENRY DURAND
LEAVES FOR LENOX
Will Join His Wife and
Daughter at Summer
Embassy.

Sir Henry Mortimer Durand left the
British embassy this morning. ana viii
not return to 1t until September. or prob
ably later He will go 10 Lenox. where
Lady Durand and Miss Durand. his wife
and daughter. have been located for
some weeks past at Deepdene.
Mr.. Lindsay, second secretary, and Mr..
Seeds, attache Of the embassy, ae-om-
panied the ambassador to Lenox. Mrs.
Grant Watson has already arrived at
LenoX. where she is occupying haW-
thorn6 cottage. Mr.. Watson VIII join
here there today.
Captain Ryan, naval attache Of the
British embassy. left Washington this
morning fer Beverly Cove, where Mrs.
Ryan and their children are already To-
Gated IN a cottage which they have
leased for the season.
Z. Havenith. counselor of the Belgian
legation. closed his house. 1898 BItmore
street this morning. and left Washing
ton for Hamilton. Mass. whers the Bel
gian minister Is now located, and where
he has engaged quarters for the sum
mer.
Mrs. Herbert II. D. Peirce. wife OF the
minister 10 Norway, planned 10 leave
Washington last Thursday. but was de-
tained IN the city until yesterday, when
she left for Boston. where she viii meet
her two sons. Tney viii ali sail with
the minister for Norway July 10.
Miss Cecilia May. younger dGu ghter OF
Col. and Mrs. Henry May, has Joined
Miss Ethel Roosevelt for visit at Saga
from afr mill rrl- hsaP
parents at New England resort where
they VIII spend the summer.
The Rev. L. B. Bagby. pastor OF the
Ninth Street Christian Church. accom-
panied by Mrs Bagby and their family
OF children, viii leave Washington today
for Bethany Beach, where they have a
summer cottage. They viii net return
TO the city until September.
Mrs. Daniel baltimore and her son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Speare
have gone TO their cottage At Bethany
Beach for the season. NJ Latin ore
viii spend his vacation wIt1 them.
Mrs. John Rodgers closed her Wash
ington residence today and ,eft the City
for the White Sulphur Springs, when e
she will spend the rest or the summer.
The Rev. Joseph T. Kelly. Of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, left Wash
ingtOn today for a ten weeks coastvyise
trip. Starting from Baltimore, he viii
90 10 Portland, Ne, and Will spend
some time at Phillips. Me.
Miss Alice z. Burbage has left Wash
ington for New York. where she Wiu to-
day join the former Assistant SecFs-1ry
Taylor and party of their friends for a
cruise around the coast Of Boston har-
Dor.
Miss Wini.red Mattingly and Miss
Eleanor Terry have gone 10 Wakefield
Manor. the Virginia estate of Mrs. Basil
Gordon, near Front Royal. Va. where
Mrs. Gordon Is entertaining a house
party. Lieutenant Littlefieid and Charles
Archibald VIII be members Of the paTL.
Mrs. Ada c. Cover left Washington
today for a visit 10 Representative and
Mrs. William II. Graham. Of PennsyI-
vania, at their summer cottage at Beth
any Beach. Later IN the season. Mrs.
Cover viii be the guest Of Representa-
tive and Mrs. Loudenslager at their New
Jersey home.
has gone 20 his home ia YazOO City.
Miss, for d brief time. after which he
will leave Tor a short tour OF the Euro
peau continent.
Representative Dalzen of Pennsylvania
left town today for a tTip Of several
weeks 20 the Pacific Coast He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Dalzell. and during
their absence they will visit their son
ln-law and aUghter. Colonel and Mrs
Dunn.
Representative Madden Of Illinois LEFT
for his Chicago home Sunday morning
for a short stay.
Chairman Griggs of the Democratic
Congressional campaign committee left
Washington yesterday for his home IN
Georgia, where fs viii spend two weeks
prior 10 returning 10 this city TO take uI
his active duties in this summers cam
paign.
Senator Martin left Saturday for his
home in ScOttsville, Albemarle county
Va, TO join Mrs. Martin, who Is so well
remembered here for her delightful en-
tertainments.
Miss BYRD Lincoln. of Oklahoma City
Okla, is visiting her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Henry +. Lincoln, Of this city, foI
a few weeks.
Representative and Mrs. James Ne
Kinney, who spent the winter at thC
Portland left the city yesterday fol
New York After visiting in Long Is
land for two weeks, they viii go 10 then
home in Chicago.
Mrs. II. T. Allen, wife Of General Al
len, VINO has been al Olympia Springs
Ky. since June IS. left there Sunday
Tor CObHTg, Canada, where she viii re
main for the rest of the summer.
OVER HUNDRED huEp
IN ZULU REBELLION