The Washington times., 1906-10-15

American ambassador 10 Russia. Mr..
TOwnley recently was made British
minister 20 the Argentine Republic.
Mrs Burton Harrison sailed last week
for Europe where she has taken for
the winter the chateau ST. Nichaels, In
CanTtS France She VIII remain there
for ihe next wear. Mrs. Harrison has
with her the children Of Francis Burton
Harrison. whose charming wife died a
short time ago. They viii remain in
definitely with their grandmother
Cart. and Mrs. Warren c.. Beach have
closed their cottage al Saratoga, and
are in New York for a fan term aC-
cOrding 10 their annual custom. They
viii open their Washington home at the
end of November.
Miss Mary A. Cryder and her sister.
Miss Clara CTyder who have been
abroad since May. viii return TO their
home on \ street, this week. Miss Ram
say, who sailed with the Misses tryder
for a summer on the other side. was
called home early in July by the death
Of a relative.
The wedding Of Mis- Josephine Shall
lenberger. daughter Of the Second As
sistant Postmaster General, and the
Rev Paul SperTyt formerly OF TINS citE,
now of Bath, Me, is set for November
T. The ceremony will be held in the
ShallenbergcT and Mr. Sperry are grad
yates from the George Washington Uni
yersity. and Mr. Sperry is particularly
we'll known In musical circles He is
known as an accomplished Organist and
pianist and is the conductor OF a chorus
Of more than one hundred voices IN
Bath. Mr.. Sperry is now pastor or the
new church in Bath. in which he was
ordained about two years ago The
Misses Shallenberger returned from
Haven. Ne, two weeks ago. after having
spent the entire summer there.
Richard Rawlings. son of Frank r.
Rawlings, of this city. viii leave to-
morrow for Buffalo. y Y. where he
viii be married on Wednesday to Miss
May l.. Wattles. Of that city. Mr.
brother, Jesse NJ. Rawlings, who will
act as his best man. Miss Mable E
Rawlings is already in Buffalo and viii
act as the brides maid of honor After
the middle of November the couple VIII
be at home at the Portsmouth on s
street.
An interesting wedding Of Wednesday
evening will be that OF Miss Elizabeth
Webb Robinson and Harold Clinton
Smith which will take place in the
home OF the bride. 16O1 s street. al 1880
O'Clock and which will be followed by
a large reception from TO 10 o'clock.
The bride will have for her only at
" lllLl4iF tAAei It ili Oh iihtAtA
and the bridegroom viii be attended by
Harry Fox, OF Philadelphia. Alr. smith
is a son OF Mrs. Clinton Smith, Of this
city. and IS well known Ia Washington
business circles.
Miss Regina Wahl, OF Hamburg, Ger
MAN.. is the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
Herman Kahn, of Harvard street.
Miss Lillian Heubrun. who has been
visiting relatives in different parts Of
the West. has returned To the city and
is with her sister. Mrs. Henry Finkel-
stein. OF the Cheltenham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max S. Rosenthal, Of
Seventh street. were at home to their
many friends last evening, in honor Of
the confirmation of their son, Charles
Rosenthal.
Miss Rae Cohen he's returned to her
home in Columbus, Ohio. after a visit
TO her sister. Mrs. Maurice -. hosen-
berg. on Biltmore street.
Mrs. Warren Genawine. formerly Of
this city, but now of Philadelphia, Pa,
spent a few days last week with ner
mother, Mrs. 3. Adler.
The first meeting this season or the
Jewish Chautauqua Society, circle No.
], was held yesterday afternoon IN the
vestry rooms of the Eighth street tenn
pie. Oflcers viii be elected at the next
n 1eting.
Both the French and the Brazilian
embassies will observe a perlod OF
mourning this seasOn-the F'rench, pc
cause of the death of Mrs. Richards