The Washington times., 1906-11-03
Mr.. DURAND HERE
WITH DAUGHTER
British Ambassador VIII Be
Joined by Wife Next
Week.

The British ambassador and his
daughter, Miss Josephine Durand have
arrived at the embassy in this city.
Lady Durand viii not return here until
early next week. They have spent the
summer at Lenox. where lhey went
quite early in the season. being the first
OF the diplomats TO close their Wash
ington quarters for the hot summer.
Capt. and Mrs. F. f. c. Ryan. the
former the naval attache Of the British
embassy. have returned with their in
teresting family TO Washington.
Commander Hebbinghaus. naval at
tache Of the German embassy, went 10
New York yesterday, where he viii
meet his wife and children. who are
expected 10 arrive tomorrow on an in
coming vessel from Europe They Will
come Immediately 10 Washington.
Miss Anne Depew Paulding, niece of
Senator Chauncey NJ Depew. Will re-
turn TO Washington the middle of next
week TO make the home of the Senator
ready for his and Mrs. Depew's ar
rival. for the opening Of the Senate.
The Senator is reported as being much
improved in health and spirits. and con-
templates remaining in his Washington
home for the season
Mrs Richard Townsend and daughter,
Miss Mathilde Townsend. are expected
10 arrive in their Massachusetts avenue
home tomorrow afternOn after a sum
mer spent in Europe.
Mrs Hope Slater. who spent the past
few months in Europe. Will arrive on
the same vessel with the Townsends
and return at once 10 her Washington
home.
Miss Ethel Chase arrived al her home
in the Connecticut last evening from
her studies at Bryn MaWr College. TO
pay a weekend visit TO her family
She was accompanied by Miss South
wick. who will be her guest over Sun
day.
Mrs. Ramsey. wife of Admiral Ram
sey, L. 5. N, who has been i'll at her
home in n street northwest, is slowly
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ramsey have taken
apartments at the "kanawha,' in Dunn
barton avenue, Georgetown, for the win
ter.
Mrs. Conrad Keeper. wife of Or. Koe-
per. u. 5. A. will sail next week to
Join her husband in Cuba.
Mrs. William Conard. wife Of Paymas-
ter Conard. l. ;. N. and family have
taken apartments at Hammond Court
for the season.
Miss Amelia Stern. of Sixth street,
left Washington yesterday for Char
lotte. n. c., 10 spend the next ten days
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Miss Celia Lyon. OF Baltimore, is the
guest OF Miss Josephine SteinbeTger, OF
New Jersey avenue
Mrs. Sol. Wen, OF GoIdsboro, S. c..
who has been here for the past week, al
the Arlingt n Hotel. has left town.
Sol Osterheimer, formerly OF this city,
but now New York city. is spending
a few days here with friends.
Miss Mae Hirsh. of L street, has gone
TO Charlotte Va, 10 attend the wedding
of Miss Hortense LetteTman 10 Arthur
Stone, of New York city.
Emil Levy has returned from trip
To Atlanta, Ca.
Mrs. Bucholz. with her son, of
Springfield Mass, has been the guest Of
relatives in this city
Mr.. and Mrs e. Blondheim and family
left town last week 10 spend the winter
in Arizona.
James ROsenthal has returned from
trip 10 New York city
Mrs A NJ Baer entertained the
Afternoon Embroidery Circle at lunch
ON Thursday. Mrs. Aaron Birkenwald,
OF Baltimore, was the guest OF honor.
Charles F1esher has left town to
spend two weeks in New York city
Mrs. Phil May. OF Charleston, ". Va.
and her sister, Miss Ella Behrend. of
Sixth street, have returned after a few
days stay in Baltimore.
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