The Washington herald., 1907-11-03
PERSONALS.

to attend the Yale-Princeton football
game at New Haven November Is. Rooms
have been reserved for Miss Roosevelt
and her chaperon at the New Haven
/ House. The Presidents daughter has
also accepted an invitation for the Junior
Prom In January and the Yale men are
| much pleased, for the Presidents older
/ daughter now Mrs Longworth, always
refused Yale mems invitations. her 10y
atty 20 her fathers alma mater going so
/ far as to exclude an interest In any other
! college.
| Count Hartmann Won Hatzfeldt first
secretary Of the German Embassy. who
has been spending a leave of absence in
Europe. has been detained there, and will
not return here until late in November,
He has been detained in order that he
may accompany the Emperor on his visit
10 King Edward at London.
Herr Won Radowitz, the German EN-
bassy. who is soon to leave Washington.
has gone to New York for a few days,
! In consequence Of which the dinner to
have been given him by his colleague,
Herr Won Schubert, of the German En-
! place this week.
The japanese Ambassador and the Wis
countess Aold will give a dinner tonight
at the Embassy in X street in celebration
OF the Mikad0s birthday.
The Columbian Minister and Nine
Cortes who, with their son-in-law and
daughter, the First Secretary of the Lee
cation and Nine Guzman. spent the
summer in Europe will return TO the
legation here November IL
The Netherland Minister and Nine
van Swinderen are spending the week
end at Westover. the suburban home Of
Nine. van Swinderen's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles c. Glover
The Military Attache Of the German
Embassy and Madame Korner left Wash
ington early this morning for New York.
and will sail November for Germany.
where Mai Korner has accepted COM
mand in the imperial army. Much regret
is felt among the social set of the Capital
at the loss Of Mai and Nine Korner
from lis midst, as both were very popu-
lar.
Mrs. Fairbanks, who spent the summer
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and the autumn
at her home in indianapolis. is planning
10 open her house IN Washington Novem-
Der 10.
Mrs Flora 5. Martin, Of the Cairo, has
left Washington for a years sojourn
abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Eiseman. formerly
of Eighteenth street. have taken an
apartment at Florence Court
Mr.. Joseph Herz0g has returned TO
town, after 4 three months trip abroad,
and will spend the winter with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. ). CHASER.
Mrs. Levi P. Morton. Of New York, IS
a guest at the Shoreham, and before re-
turning 10 her home will make a stay
with Mr. and Mrs. William Corcoran at
~Oatlands.' their country place, near
Leesburg, Va
Mrs. c. c. Williams has taken an apart
ment in Connecticut avenue for the
winter.
The friends Of Mr.. /. D. NJ Sweat will
regret 10 learn Of her illness at her apart
ment in the Connecticut
Mrs. Albert Key has issued cards OF
invitation for the organization Of Miss
Gays Shakespeare class. the meeting 10
be held November Il az Mrs. Keys resi-
dence, l1i7 / street northwest The class
is formed by invitation, and viii have
weekly meetings throughout the season.
Mrs. II. l. MCGOWAN. who for several
months past has been visiting in Vir-
ginia and the Carolina mountains, is at
Stoneleigh Court for the winter.
Mrs. Mary Simon and Miss Flora ST.
mon. OF Memphis, Tenn, are guests at
the Normandie Hotel
Mrs. Jake Reinehurg, Of Baltimore, is
the guest OF relatives for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis sackerman. OF
Baltimore. Nd. spent a few days in the
city.
Miss H. NJ. Robinson, OF Boston. Mass,
arrived in Washington Friday and will
spend some time at the ShOreham.
Mt. and Mrs Hennin Jennings, who are
expected to be able to take possession Of
their new home in the very near future.
have spent the past month at the Shore
ham.
Miss Ellen King, OF New York, has
taken an apartment for the winter at the
Connecticut
Representative and Mrs. John H. VIII
son. of Wisconsin, have leased for the
season the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
H. Patchin, 2l2l y street. They will take
possession November Is.
Mrs. r c. Hayne viii arrive at the
Connecticut to-day for the winter.
Prof. Million Updegraff, L. S n, direc-
tor of the Nautical Almanac Office at the
L. s. Naval Observatory, and Mrs. Cpde-
graf, have taken the house at 1719 Thir-
ty-hfth street. During the past five years
Prof Updegraff has been on duty at the
Naval academy at Annapolis,
Mrs Sol Herzog gave theater
party at the National Theater on We'd
nesday, complimentary 10 Mrs. Eleanor
S Levy. Of indianapolis Ind; Mrs. Jules
Heyman. of Augusta. Ca, and Mrs. Nor
ris Ganss Of Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs Simon Lyon. of the Ontario, is
entertaining her sister, Mrs. NJ. A.
Rosenthal, Of Indianapolis, Ind.
Mr.. VIII Garner and Mr.. Sol Puyser.
Of Newport News. Va, were recent Wis |
itors 10 the city.
DR.. s. O. Richey is being congratulated |
by his many friends on his recovery from /
a serious Illness. Dr. Richey suffered /
greatly last winter from nervous exhau- /
ton, due to attacks Of Ia grippe, repeated !