The Washington times., 1906-10-07

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Lenox estate. and spends several hours
each day in writing.
Mrs Richard Butler. OF New York.
returned TO Washington today from
New York, where she went for a few
weeks after spending the summer at
various Northern resorts.
Mrs. Archibald Oracle of New York,
has returned 70 Washington and will
soon open her winter home in Six
teenth street She is now at the Cairo.
Capt Fitzhugh Lee, U. S. A, one OF
the Presidents White House aides.
who has been quite lit at the Washing
ton Barracks, is rapidly improving and
Will be ready for his duties at the open
| ing of the official social season.
Mrs. Pierce Crosby and Miss Jean
| Crosby. widow and daughter Of liear
Admiral Pierce Crosby. have returned
| 20 Washington from Europe. where they
| spent the summer.
Mrs. s. Livingston BTeese. widow Of
| Captain Breese. y. s. y. who exLects
TO spend the winter here at her home.
1913 n street has arrived in town.
Mrs. and Miss Hatfield. wife and
| daughter Of Col Charles 4. +. Hatfield.
! L. 5. A, stationed at Fort Myer. Va.
/ ana Mrs. Florence Fisher. niece Of Gen
eral and Mrs. c. F. Humphrey. have re-
! turned 10 town. Mrs. Fisher will take
/ an apartment for the season
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harland T. Wright. CT
/ cleveland. Ohio. who were married in
/ that city on Wednesday evening. are at
! the foftnnd, for short visit I'm Wash
! ington.
| NJ h'oupenslIy, counselor Of the Rus.
! sian embassy. has returned to wash
! lhston Tor the Season. after srendIne
'"e summer al Magnolia, Mass ~
was accompanied here by Prince Eou,la-
CHeIl' Hfst secretary. ard viii be foIIoyv-
"a Dy the Ambassador and Rsroness
NoSen within week or two.
senor Alfredo Benavides. attscbe o,
Cne PERUVIAN legation, has returned 20
" "1Si'lhs''n for the winter He spAnt
Mess. - -''ie-oea'
Mr. and Mrs. William Pbelns E,o 49,.
sun travelling in Europe and are ro,, -.
IaFls. They viii sail for America or
/ S"e IiIh' out as yet have fixed no da+s
LoF thelr return TO their new home in
street. near Connecticut avenue
MISS Hardwick, daughter of u
Hardwick, Of the Southern rsiIv,s1, =
turned yesterday to her apartments -
the Highlands after spending the s,n7-
mer in Europe
captain Potter returned several davs
ago 10 ms apartments at the Highlands
/ from whitehall, New York, where he
mas mas Oeeh spending the summer Mrs.
/ Potter and Miss Potter will come "a
| Washington later in the fsu
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcbride. OF Grand Ran
ids, Mich. are the guests Of Miss car
penter al the Highlands.
Ex-Nice President and Mrs. Levi p
Morton and Miss Morton returned from
Europe yesterday and went TO their
home, "Eilerslie," on the Hudson.
Mrs. Joseph Crawford. of stoneleieh
Court, and her daughter. Miss CarolvDe
| Crawford. who have spent the greater
| part OF the summer at Atlantic CITY.
opened their apartment here for a Few
! days last week Miss Crawford, how
ever, is in poor health and they. have
returned 70 Atlantic City for another
stay before coming to Washington for
the winter.
Senator Warren. OF Wyoming, who
makes his home at the Willard during
the winter season, arrived in Washing
ton Wednesday for a short stay.
Maj William o. Owen, L. s. A. re-
| tired, with his wife and son. is tempo
raTily located at 1910 Twelfth street
| Major owen will make Washington his
home and is looking for a permanent To-
| cation here.
Mrs. Charles Dulln has returned 70
her Sixteenth street home after having
spent the summer at Nara gansett Pier
and Atlantic City.
Miss Evelyn Lee Fitzhugh, of Lexing-
ton, KY, has come to stay during the
winter with her aunt. Miss Dade, 2SO8
NJ street.
Mrs. z. s. Beall who spent the sum
rer abroad recently returned on the
Celtic.
Mrs. William TisdeIl and Miss Tisdeu
are again az their apartments in the
RoChambeau after a most enjoyable six
months abroad. During their travels on
the Continent they visited a number Of
the famous health resorts, and while in
Paris were Joined by Nine. de Violent
and her Russian husband. who is at
present in ST. Petersburg, though still
accredited to Mexico.
Nine de BIeissneT, accompanied by her !
niece, Miss Edith Coyle, will sail from |
Russia early I'm the present month for |
her home i'm this city. Nine. de Meiss- !
ner, formerly Miss Sophie Radford, /
daughter OF the late Admiral Radford, |
L. S. A went to ST. Petersburg at the |
outbreak of the RussO-Japanese war
with the intention of joining the Red |
Cross nurse corps. She was accom- |
panied by Miss Coyle, and since that /
time the ladies' have made their home /
IN the Russian capital, which was so /
familiar to Nine. de Meissner during a |
married life of twenty years. In the
meantime Nine. de Meissner's transla- !
tion of the drama, ''The Death of Ivan ]
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