The Washington herald., 1907-09-01
PERSONALS.

Chief Constructor Philip Hichborn. U.
spending two weeks at New London,
Conn, as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Paul
PearsalI, their son-in-law and daughter.
They will then 90 to their home at Black
Rock, near Bridgeport Conn.
Mrs Howard c. Claggett and Miss
Adele Claggett will leave washington to-
morrow for Seattle. Wash. taking pas
sage for the Philippines on the same
steamer with Secretary and Mrs. Taft.
Mrs and Miss Ciaggett have for the past
four years made their home in the islands.
and only returned here a few months ago
10 visit relatives in this city.
DR.. Louis Mackau, after spending sew
eral weeks at Avon-by-the-Sea, has re-
turned to his home in Georgetown, at
| Thlrty-first and o streets.
MI and Mrs. Thomas Stanton and their
son and daughter left yesterday for Mont
gomery County. Md. where they viii
! spend several weeks.
The Chamber Of Commerce of Vallejo,
/ Cal, rendered banquet TO Rear Admiral
/ William S. Cowles and Rear Admiral w.
s. Caps August 70. Rear Admiral Henry
W Lyon and the members Of the Mare
/ Island delegation Were among The guests
/ Of honor.
Brig. Gen. W. 3 Edgerly, Maj. c. De
Witt Wilcox. Capt Robert E. L. Niche,
and Capt George II. Shelton. designated
/ by the United States government TO at
tend the autumn maneuvers OF the Ger
man army as guests Of Emperor William,
arrived in Berlin Thursday. They were
received at the railroad station by the
American military attache. Col John P
/ Wiser, and were taken to the Hotel
/ Kaiserhos, where they win be entertained
at the Emperor's expense. The American
officers probably viii be presented 10 En-
! peror William Monday at the Tempelhof
I Field.
Rear Admiral George W. Piglnan, L. S.
/ ". retired. who has been sending the
summer at LeesbUrg Va, has returned
/ to his home, 1871 Cavert street
Commander B. G.. Bryan. on duty in
the Bureau Of Steam Engineering, has
Joined his family at Asbury Park and
/ will remain there over Labor Day, and
\ will then take them 20 Atlantic City for
a months sojourn.
Brig. Gen z. NJ Coates. L. s. A, who
] is spending the summer in Canada, is now
on a fishing trip to Bingham, Me, where
/ he will be until September u.
Miss Faith Davis, daughter Of the late
James S Davis. of Washington. is the
/ guest Of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". H Finckle, 1925 s street, for q
| few weeks Miss Davis has been absent
1 from washington about fourteen months,
and with her mother and sister spent the
/ time at Ithaca, \ Y, where her brother
was attending college. Mrs. Davis is now
/ at her former home, Jacksonville. ILL.,,
where Miss Davis VIII join her for the
/ winter.
DR.. and Mrs. ". S. Harlan and Miss
Shipe, who spent the summer at Poland
Springs. Ne. have gone for a trip through
I Canada.
Maj John A. Dapray, Z. S. A, retired,
and Mrs. Dapray have returned to the
I Chamberlin Hotel. Fort Monroe. Va.
/ from the visits they recently made TO
Washington and New York in company
with Gov and Mrs. Broward, Of Florida
/ Maj Dapray, it will be remembered, in
addition TO his other duties in connection
with the Florida militia. is the special
/ commissioner from Florida to the James
town Exposition charged with the task
/ Of looking especially after the interests
and welfare OF such Of the Florida troops
as may from time to time visit the ex-
/ position. Thus far only one Florida COM
pany has been at Jamestown but it is
/ expected that other State organizations
Will visit the exposition during Septem-
/ Der. and likewise the governor and many
/ citizens, as arrangements are now pro-
crossing for Florida" and Jacksonville"
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ford Thompson. jr.,
sailed yesterday for England, where they
will remain for several weeks.
The Minister from Colombia and Nine.
! Cortes sailed from New York for Eng
land yesterday. Minister and Nine
Cortes had intended making their Euro
! pean trip earlier in the season. but owing
to legation matters they were detained in
this country. spending the greater part
of their time in Atlantic City.
Miss Nan White Is hostess at a house
party at her beautiful summer home
Mount Nele, Nd. Among the Washington
guests are Miss Maude Delaplaine, Miss
Theo Dutrow, Miss Brooks. and Messrs.
Green, Reynolds. Yates, and Price.
DR.. and Mrs l. D. Wilson left Wash
ington yesterday for Atlantic City, where
they viii remain several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haworth, who are
visiting the family Of Judge Jesse NJ.
Hiatt. 1923 Harvard street, Mount Pleas
ant, are How at the jamestown EXPOSE
tion for a few days. They will return to-
morrow morning for a short stay, before
| leaving for their home at Wilmington,
Ohio.
A most enjoyable masquerade was given
Monday evening at Handy's Farm, She'll
field Va. on the Potomac, where about
40 guests are for the month of August.
Many guests from adjacent resorts were
among the masqueraders. The extensive
lawns were decorated with japanese Ian
terms. and the costumes were varied and