The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-26

NEBOLSINE HERE
WITH HIS WIFE
New Naval Attache of Rus
sian Embassy Succeeds
Commander Boutakoff.

Commander .Nebolsine, the new naval
attacEe of the Russian embassy. and
Madame .Nebolsine have reached Wash
ington. accompanied by their children.
and have taken house, 1925 NJ street
The commander is the successor Of
Commander Bcutakoff. who left this
country some months ago. Ia take up ac-
tive work in the Russian army. The
new attache arrived In this country in
June with his family, and has occupied
cottage at Black Rock, Conn. Ma
dame NeboIsine is known as linguist
Of ability.
The Admiral Of the Navy and Mrs.
Dewey are enter tanning Mrs. Dewey's
sister, Mrs. Ludlow. wife OF Rear Adj
"iral Ludlow. I. 5. n
Masanao Hanihara. second secretary
Of the Japanese embassy. has returned
to the embassy after a long visit in the
Northwest where he spent much time
in Alaska.
Rear Admiral A H. Mccormick, %
Annapolis retircdJ. announces the en-
gagement OF his daughter, Clara Kerr,
TO Assistant Naval Constructor George
Stanley RGdford. L. S. y. The date for
the wedding has not yet been set. DIT
Radford is "a graduate OF the Naval
Academy class of 1893, and Is "a native
Of Michigan.
Mrs. Nicholas Anderson has returned
to her home on Sixteenth street after
visit To her daughter, Mrs Philip Nc
MILAN. In Detroit.
The chairman Of the Isthmian Com
mission and Mrs Theodore T.. Shonts
and their two daughters the Misses
Theodore and Marguerite. left last eve
ming for New York. whence they VIII
sail on October 81 for Panama. Mr. and
Mrs. Shonts will make the arrangements
for the visit Of the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt on the isihmus, carry next
month They viii receive them as the
official hosts They and their daughters
will return 20 Washington about De
cenber J. to occupy the Nhlttemofe
house, which they have leased Tor seF-
prql wears. and which they have pu- in
readiness for the winter season. lieS
will entertain deliberately and ire
qucntly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. together
with a party Of friends from New YORK,
who visited Washington YESTERDAY AFTER
noon 10 attend the races at Benning. oc-
cupied boxes last evening Al the New
National Theater 20 witness the per
formance OF Miss Elsie Janis In Tine
Vanderbilt Cup Mr.. ana MIS-. belaont
are at the New Willard. where they will
remain until Tuesday with large party
Of friends from New York.
Miss Elise a Roberts. after pro
longed visit in this city. has returned 10
her home In Mea1vilie. Pa.
The Virginia Hot Springs season has
bean oDcnrd with the great spirit one
( .fr1 a4-1H tn ian
Yesterday Just by way Of setting the
bah rolling. there were dinner parties.
farm house suppcrs, and women's tennis
matches Perhaps the spirit began last
night with the regular weekly cakewalk.
when Winston Churchill, J. Dunbar
Wright and Thomas Ridgeway took
their seats as Judges in the Homestead
Green seems to be the color Of luck.
even with "a cOlored dancer, FOR the cos
tune of that shade won the cake. which
was presented by Mr. Churchill with a
happy speech. lie confessed II the hrst
real oakewalk he had ever seen.
There was a gay supper company az
Fassifern farm, given by robert CUT
ting Lawrence His guests went In
runabOuts on horseback. and IN three
seated huckboards. The colored singing
quartet went also and there was music
along the waV TO startle the peaceful
Virginia mOuntaineers- Among the
guests were two bridal couples.
IFDan the occasion OF the recent an
nuaI meet OF the Allegheny County Fed
GRAFTON Of Clubs under date Of October
10 saws the Cuban Free Press. Mrs
Cecilia Harald Claude, of Washington,
=. c.. was the foreign musical star Of
the convention
Mrs. Mary Howe Totten has returned
10 her home. I7oS 7 street. from her
country place az Boys. Md
Mrs. Caldwell. wife of Judge Caldwell.
Of Connecticut, who has been visiting
friends In town during the past week,
left on Wednesday for n visit 10 her
brother, Harry BartOp.-at his home
near Oganz. y. Y en- route 70 Water
bury. Conn. where she has made her
home since her marriage. Mrs Caldwell
was before her marriage Miss Alice
BARTON OF Georgetown.
Miss Hannah Pinford, who has been
STUDYING abroad or the past year re-
turned to town and is with relatives at
Cleveland Park.