The Washington herald., 1907-09-12

Mr. Sylvino GurgeI do Amaral, eoun-
selor of the Brazilian Embassy aud
charge d'affaires ad interim, has returned
10 the embassy from a trip to Niagara
and her sister, Miss Godhino. who went
abroad early in the summer. have not re
turned to America.
Mr.. f. L. Chermont. secretary Of the
Brazilian Embassy, and Nine: Chermont,
who have spent the summer at Mar
ragansett, where they have been extern
sively entertained, are now making
stay in Canada.
Senator Charles Curtis. OF Kansas, and
Mrs. Curtis who are guests at the Shore
ham. came 10 Washington for the purpose
Of securing a home for the winter, and
have leased the handsome house In New
Hampshire avenue, which was occV pied
last season by Mr.. William Loeb, jr., pri-
vate secretary to President Roosevelt, and
Mrs. Loeb.
Mr.. George Howard left Washington
yesterday morning for Narragansett,
where he will join Mrs Howard and
their family and go to Prides Crossing.
where they will be the guests for the
next two weeks OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Moore. at Swiftmore. their beautiful sum
meT place Later Mrs. Howard expects
TO spend a week or ten days In New
York. returning 10 her home in Washing
ton about October l,
The Misses Smith. of 1727 II street
northwest. have returned 10 their home
from jamestown, where they have spent
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corcoran Hill ar
rived in Washington last evening from
Narragansett. where they have been since
the first Of August.
Mrs. S. C. Guthrie, who spent last win
ter at the Connecticut. has returned 70
Washington from New London, Conn.
where she went early in the summer. and
! is guest at the Shoreham while securing
quarters for next winter.
Mrs. P. D. Chase has returned 20 Wash
Ington from Deer Park. Nd. where she
has been for several months.
Mrs. Mary ]. Collins and her daughter.
Mrs. John Hadley Doyle and Mrs. Ed
ward Reynolds are spending the month Of
| September at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee whitmore VIII leave
Washington this week for As5ury Park,
where they viii remain for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott Tuckerman, who
have been spending the summer on the
North shore OF Massachusetts,. have re-
turned to their apartment at the Con-
necticut
DR.. William r Frisbie. medical ex-
aminer of the Pension Bureau. ac-
companied by Mrs Frisbie. is among the
guests at the Rangeley Lake House.
Rangeley. Die.
The news Of the order assigning Lieut..
Philip Sheridan. L. S A. to his regiment
from the White House staff. will occa-
sion universal regret in Washington.
where Lieut. Sheridan has made a num-
| Der Of friends in the resident circles and
has been socially popular Lieut. Sheri-
dan is rather a qJiet man. inclined to be
retiring and stud.Ous. He was. however.
/ ever a welcome addition TO social gather
ings though pCrhaps his tastes run more
10 out-of-door sports than to matters
| social. He is an excellent horseman, and
spent much time on the golf links. Much
interest IS being manifested in his sue
| eessor as aid at the White House. where
in the past few years some of the most
I a nd IN,
society have been stationed.
The date for the wedding of Miss Mabel
Merriam. daughter of the former gov
| ernor Of Minnesota, and Mrs. William F.
Merriam. to Mr.. John Wheelwright. Of
Boston, Mass. has been set for October
Is. No other definite plans have been de-
cided upon for the event. which will be
one Of the important social affairs Of the
autumn.
Mr.. John Randolph. assistant clerk Of
the Court OF Claims. Mrs. Randolph. and
their daughter, Miss Sallie Randolph. are
spending some time at Eaglesmere, Pa.
| Commissioner L. W. Thavis. of the
jamestown TercentenniaI Exposition, and
Mrs. Thavis are guests at the New Will
| lard this week
The following people from this city are
registered at the Bres!ln Hotel. New York
| City. w A. Cowles, Arthur G. Kava-
naugh, L. s. N; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c.
Kerr. Achille Burklin and family. DR.. L.
F. Luckett and Mrs. Luckett, DR.. J. s
FOrsythe, Louis V. Greer, L. s. N; G. F.
Landers, L. S. A, and Mrs. Landers, and
W. J. Barnette, L. S. ~
Miss Maud NJ Miles. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs James / Miles. was married TO
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