The Washington times., 1906-09-30
Society News of Week
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ing an apartment for the winter and
either leasing or selling her residence.
Most OF her time while in Europe was
spent on the Continent. the itinerary
including a trip through Spain, where
he enjoyed the opportunity when at
Peville Of seeing the royal procession
honor OF the young King ana his
ride.
Miss Nina Romeyn has returned from
visit 10 her relatives. Mrs. }. r.
athews and Miss Van Cortlandt. at
toI0n-on-Hudson. ar the Old Van Cort-
andt-ManOr Place.
Gen. and Mrs. Albert L. Mills left
London, England. September . on Sir
Thomas Lipton's motor car for a flying
visit 10 Windsor. oxford. and Stratford.
.and left September "A for Rouen and
Paris on the way to Berlin. General
Mills has been entertained by General
Hutchinson at the Military Service Club
\ and by Major Beacon. Of the embassy.
ana George Wilson gave him and Cen
.eral Barry what he called a family
party on the night OF September p at
the Carlton, bUJ what was really bril-
liant American dinner.
Chaplain Pierce, L. s. A. who has
been conducting the regular afternoon
services upon the grounds OF the Ma
tional Cathedral site during the sum
mer months. is awaiting early orders 10
sail with his regiment for Cuba. Chap
lain Pierce's health has suffered serious
j. from his Philippine experience, and
il was due TO this consideration thai
he refused the pronered bishOpric IN the
islands.
Since returning to the United States
he has been stationed with his regiment
at Fort AIyer Va being specially de-
tailed by the Bishop of Washington TO
conduct the open-air services at the
Cathedral OF IS Peter and Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. William W. Werntz and
daughter. Mildred, have just returned
from a vacation trip through Ohio and
10 Niagara Fails and nearby Canadian
points.
Gen. A. J. Perry, L. $ =. and Mrs.
Perry have returned to their home, 2O03
I street northwest, from GaTrison-on-
. Hudson. y. Y, where they passed the
summer.
Mrs Thornburgh, wife % Capt. Rob
eTt n ThUrnburgh. medical corps, and
son. Thomas TIpJOH. are staying with
the captains mother, Mrs. T. T. Thorn
burgh. al 1f1l Sixteenth street, while
the captain is in the Philippines.
Mr. and Mrs NJ Blumenthal, of 1864
" street northwest. have returned from
their trip abroad after visiting their
Gau. Switzerland, and touring through
France and Germany
Mrs T. II. Shields. OF Clarksburg. ".
Va is visiting Miss Virginia Daddys-
man. or 1886 WanaCh place northwest. :
Mrs Robert L. Dice who has been I.
In Atlantic City for three weeks and /.
'h3s been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. /!
Foutz, of Reading, Pa. has returned /
10 her home
AIr and Mrs. NJ. B. Mercer have re- :
turned 10 their home al 1870 Columbia .
road. after a delightful visit TO At 4
lantic City. /
Mrs. John r Newman and family. of
20 Rhode Island avenue northwest. have
arrived home after a two months stay
a their country home, Clifton Beach.
on the Potomac.
Ger. B. c. Card. T.. S. A. Mrs and 4
the Misses Card will remain I'm Coburg, /
Canada. until November, when they VIII I
feturn to their home here.
Mrs. and Miss Colhoun, widow and /
daughter of Rear Admiral Colhoun, u. /
S. N. have left the Mendoza and taken /
apartments at the Eenesaw.