The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
PERSONALS.

Senator Albert J. Beveridge, OF Indiana,
and Mrs. Beyeridge formerly Miss Katb-
eriue Eddy. OF Chicago. are expected 20
arrive ia this country IN about three
weeks Upon their arrival IN America
they viii come Immediately 20 Washing
ton for a brief stay for the purpose Of
taking q house for the winter, after
which they will 70 10 Senator Beverilge's
home In indianapolis. where they viii
stay until the opening Of the Congress
si5ual session. Mrs. Beveridge Is a hand
some young woman OF unusual charm q
manner and Is iu every respect qualified
% oil the position in society that, as the
wife Of @ United States Senator, she viii
De expected 20 take.
SIR and Mrs. Elias Ran leave IN q
few days for Baltimore, where they ex-
pect 10 reside permanently.
The Misses Byrue, daughters Of Brig
Gen. Charles 9. ByrHe, L. 5. A, are
visiting Mrs Thomas p. Myer at her
country home. near Baltimore.
Pay Director and Mrs. I. G. Billings,
L. s. y, who have been spending August
Z
returned 20 Washington.
Mai Gen. William S. AcCaskey. COM
manding the Department Of Dakota.
.U. S. A, with headquarters at st. Paul,
MINI. and bis wife, have been guests
of the generals brother, Mayor McCas-
key, of-Laucaster. Pa They stopped in
Lancaster on their way from Washington
to New York. From there they will go
10 St. Paul.
Lieut.. Gen. Nelson A. Miles, l. S. A,
retired. who Is with the Massachusetts
delegation at the convention OF the G.
A. r, at Saratoga, n. y" says the Bos-
ton Globe. is receiving much attention.
and wherever he is, he has 10 hold an
impromptu reception, whether on the
street the piazza, or in the rotunda of
the hotel The veterans have a warm
spot in their hearts for him"
Surg. Gen. P NJ Rixey. U. S. ",
welcomed, on behalf OF President ROose-
welt, the delegates to the Sixth Interna-
tional Dermatological Congress. which
met in Washington. D. c., last week.
About 10 delegates from out Of town,
many being foreigners, some Of whom
had come from as far away as Australia
registered.
AT the old TorTey homestead IN Mubury.
Mass, September Il, Mrs. Louisa Taft.
mother Of the Secretary Of War, cele-
brated her eightieth birthday. Mrs Taft
for the first time since she became crit
ically i'll, on 'July 25, sat up in bed and
received many callers. DR.. Church. her
physician, said he expected that she
would soon fully recover, and that with
out an operation.
Capt. Letcher Hardeman, ouartermas-
ter, U. S. a. has been ordered to proceed
TO New York City and South Lawrence.
Mass, for the purpose Of investigating
causes for the rejection OF wooden fabrics
delivered at the New York depot Of the
Quartermaster's Department by the Amer
lean WOolen Company.
Col. John E. Greer, ordnance depart
ment will proceed TO Fort Washington,
Nd. and Fort Hunt. Va. on business per-
tanning to the inspection of the seacoast
armament and the work Of mechanics en-
BaSeu Ihefeon, and 10 Fort Myer, Va, for
the purpose Of inspecting the field bat
teries at that post
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Bowman H.
McCalla gave a luncheon at their home
on Constance avenue, Santa Barbara.
Cal. In honor Of their house guests, Rear
Admiral COwles and Chief Constructor
Capps, during the visit Of the latter 10
the Pacific Coast. After the menu was
discussed the party repaired TO the
grounds and spent an hour or two wan
dering through the picturesque tangIes
OF Mission Canyon.
While the officers Of the Unit : States
army who are attending The maneuvers
OF the German army as guests OF the
II YOu'll Hire the Carriages
For your wedding at Downey's Stables |
1879 i St, you'll get the finest at reason
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