Arizona republican., 1907-11-09

I JtCtuic us to NhCh thC
 events will take place are the main
 topics of conversation wherever the various social sets are assembled.
 From Copenhagen comes the news
 of the engagement of Miss Patrice Eagan daughter of pr. Maurice Fran cis Eagan. former president of the Ca tholic University at Brooklyn, D. C., and now the American representative to Denmark, and Jerome Elmer P. Murphy. of Los Angeles. Cal. Mrs. Eagan and Miss Carmel Eagan,. who are still in this country, Will join the
 Minister and Miss Eagan in Copen- hagen next month where the marriage will be celebrated.
 l Washington society seems particu- larly unfortunate in losing so many of the young people who have contrib
 uted largely to the gayety of past seasons, but, though the kaleidoscope changes, the mirrors and bits of color ed glass will fall into new designs as | beautiful and interesting as the ones before.
 Among the many young men who have been transferred to other fields or have gone away on a long leave of absence, is Signor Montagna, of the Italian embassy. who will leave the capital shortly for the City of Mexico. where he will represent his country as the charge daffaires. Signor Mon tagna is one of the most popular beaux of the diplomatic corps and one who can be i'll spared from the foreign colony at this time.
 Although Washingtonians were pleased when they heard of the ap- pointment of General Grants grand son, Algernon Sartoris, as the secre- tary of the American legation at Mon tevideo, his many friends regret his departure from the city where the young Captain and his pretty Parisian wife are extremely popular. [ The punishment of Lieut.. Philip Sheridan, grandson of the famous general of that name. to Fort Haul chuca. Arizona leaves vacancy in the ranks of the young bachelors at the capital, of whom there are none too many. and a void In the hearts of the younger belles, with whom the erst- while aid of the president was a great favorite.
 i Lieut.. Grant, who has been stationed at the Marine Barracks in Washing ton for the past two years has re- gently been transferred to Boston, where. as a member of the Engineer Corps. he will find life somewhat harder than when serving as a social aid at the White House. Young Grant is said to be very much pleased with the change of the transfer has effected and has entered upon his new duties with enthusiasm.
 The son and the namesake of the late General Fitzhugh Lee. is the only one of the three most noted coffee coolers as the Presidents aids have been dubbed by their brother officers, left on duty at the White House. Lieut.. Lee belongs to the Twelfth regiment, and has an excellent reputation as an officer and stands very high in the estimation of his seniors. Like all the | Lees he is good looking. fine horse man. and q crack tennis player. and. II is unnecessary to state. something of a favorite with the President Home comings begin to be important again. in an official sense. at least. With hospitalities resumed at the White House, the Cabinet families in town again, and the diplomatic corps { at last awakening to the importance of heinz seen at the capital, the little" season. when one has time 10 feel how dull it is. may be said to have started. Miss Helen Cannon, daughter of the Speaker of the House. is making her annual visit to the Hot Springs of Virginia. The Cannon home has been re-opened within the last few days and it is expected that Miss Cannon will return to Washington sometime next week.
 ! Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver. wife of the assistant Secretary of State, and Miss Marion oliver have returned from Flu | rope where they spent the summer, the latter as the guest of the former British ambassador to this country and Lady Durand. Miss Elizabeth Oliver the elder daughter of the family is also home again after sojourn of several months in Canada.
 ' The third assistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Newberry who spent , the summer at Watch Hill. Conn. and in touring the north in their handsome new car. are among other official fam iitS Nilo bptHtu HpilltS here.
 Senator and Mrs. Warner. of Mis- souri. have also returned to the city, The Warmers have taken an apartment at the Cairo. where they were estab- 1 lished last year.
 i Senator and Mrs. Carter. of Mon [ tana, who arrived early in the season. { have had as their guest, Mrs. Larson. of Helena Montana. Mrs. Larson re- turned last week to her home in the west.
 | Mrs Robert Patterson fitted in and . out of town this week on her way to and from Baltimore where she went i to attend the wedding of a young re- i lative. The Pattersons are now at I their western home but are expected [ here for at least part of the season.
 MARIAN THRIFT MOSS. | ---D--