The Washington herald., 1907-09-29

abroad during the past summer, making
special study of the cOrnmissary depart
ment of the British. French. and German
armies.
Representative and Mrs. Lowden, who
are now guests Of Mrs George NJ. Pull
man in her sulamer place at Elberon,
n, j.. will have Mrs. Pullman with them
at their Washington home during part of
the winter.
Chief Engineer Henry W Fitch, u. S.
n. retired, and Miss Alexandrine Fitch
have returned to Washington and opened
their K street home for the winter. Mrs.
Fitch and Miss Emily and Miss Henrietta
are now in Warrenton. Va.
The Minister from Norway and Nine.
Hauge. who have returned to Washing
ton from Bar Harbor. where they have
been spending the summer, are occupy
ing the house on Rhode Island avenue,
which they leased for occupancy during
the construction Of their new legation
home on Massachusetts avenue Owing
TO the death Of Nine. Hauge's little son,
Frederick JOY. which occurred during the
summer, Nine. Hauge will not participate
in any of the social gayeties Of the season.
The Minister and Nine. Hauge expect
70 sail for Europe about the last week
In October. and viii remain abroad about
three months.
Secretary Garfield arrived In Washing
ton last Thursday, and Mrs. Garfield Will
arrive with their children to-day from
West Mentor Ohio. where they have
spent the summer
The Italian Ambassador end Baroness
Mayor des Planches. who have been
spending the summer in Italy, are ex-
pected 10 return to the embassy in Wash
ington some time next month. Baroness
des Planches. who on account Of con
tinued illness Of her mother in Italy, did
not come TO this country to join her AUS
band last season. will be most cordially
welcomed back by her friends In the fash
ionahle world. The Ambassador Is par
ticularly fond OF aut0mo5iling and VIII
bring with him one OF the latest models
of Italian touring cars. Mr. Cantaro, at
tache OF the embassy, arrived here Fri
day. and returned 10 Manchester yester-
day.
Capt F. Z. c. Ryan, naval attache of
the British Embassy for the past two
years. left Washington last week. ac-
companied by Mrs. Ryan and their chill
dren, for New York and sailed for Eng
land. Capt. Ryan leaves his post Of duty
at Washington u be promoted TO the rank
I Of rear admiral Ia the British navy. His
| successor, Capt. the Hon. II. L. a. Hood
now in London, will come 20 Washington
shortly after the British Ambassador and
Mrs. Bryce return for the winter 70 the
embassy, IN Connecticut avenue.
Rear Admiral Yates Stirling. L. 5. n.
and Mrs. Stirling have returned from
Bar Harbor 10 their home. in Baltimore.
The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand, who have been spending the
summer in France. sailed yesterday from
Havre for New York. where they ex-
/ pect to land October {. They viii prob
ably come directly TO Washington 20 take
possession OF their new embassy build
( ing in Sixteenth street. recently built
by Mrs John b. Henderson, wife OF the
/ former Senator. between her home,
Boundary Castle, and the Pink Palace
I Of the Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
and Mrs. StTaus. also owned toy Mrs
Henderson The French Embassy has
+ formerly been located in the old home
/ of Mr. and Mrs. Bcllauy Storer. IN Rhode
I Island avenue.
| Mrs John G. Johnson. who has been
1 III at Newport this summer, is improy-
ing in health Her son. Representative
Edward DE V Morren. OF Philadelphia.
! is expected 60 arrive al Newport shortly.
/ VlscOunt de ChambrUn. OF the French
Embassy. has arrived IN Washington and
will remain here until the latter part
Of next week. when ne VIII go over TO
/ New York % meet the French Am
bass8dor and Nine. Jusserand upon their
[ return from abroad
/ The Ambassador from Germany and
/ Baroness Won Sternburg will probably
return to Washington next week. and
VIII open the handsome home OF the en-
/ bassy. on Massachusetts avenue. They
/ are al present in New York, after spend
/ ing the summer at Dublin. n. II.
! Maj Kunishige Tanaka, l. J. A. mill
/ tary attache Of the japanese Embassy,
/ has taken an apartment at the Portland
/ for the winter.
Gen and Mrs. A. S. Kimban have re-
turned from New York and Atlantic
4 City. and are at the Highlands.
1 Mrs Charles Grayson Dulin and her
son, Mr.. Charles Dulln, have returned
from Atlantic City and are at their
home in Sixteenth street
The Costa Rican Minister is in Wash
ington on affairs connected with the
South and Central American peace con
/ ference, for which he is preparing the
protocol Nine. Calvo wife of the Min
lister, and their daughter, Miss Calvo, are
/ still in Canada, where they viii remain
until about the middle Of October.
/ Mr.. Skybak. counselor Of the Norwegian
Legation, has returned to Washington
for the winter from Bar Harbor. where
he has been spending the summer.
The naval attache Of the French EN-
bassy and Nine de Blanpre have re-
turned 70 Washington for the winter.
rear AdHlIdl ana MIS-. II. 1. Is. Harris
have returned from Europe, where they
spent the summer, and have taken pos
session Of their new home in Rhode Isl
and avenue.
! Former Senator and Mrs. Butler have
opened their apartment az the Portland.
A programme OF a very enjoyable min
strel show given during the voyage of the
army transport Sherman from Manila to
San Francisco on the night Of September
1S. 1907. was as follows: The Bruguiere-
Babcock Minstrel Company. Limited.
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