The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-16

Senior GOdoy. charge d'affaires OF the
Mexican Embassy, who returned to Wash
ington last week, was joined here by
Nine Godoy and Miss Mercedes Godoy.
and together they started for the James
town Exposition, to be present at the ex-
ercises which were held there yesterday
In honor of tbs birthday of President
Diaz. of Mexico. and also at the celsbra-
ton Of the independence of Mexico to-
day. In the party leaving Washington
were the three sons of Senior Godoy and
Nine Godoy, Jose Albert, and Frank, /
Mai Dayila the military attache, and
Senior BerriozabaI third secretary Of the |
embassy.
Miss Virginia Prall has returned 10 her
home, after a delightful cruise as the !
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William Phelps |
Emo. of Washington and New York, on
their yacht Aquila. The yacht was one
Of the three hundred making the trip TO
Newport, touching at Vineyard Haven, /
New London, and other places Of interest !
along the New England coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Bacon are spending
several weeks in the Breton Woods. n. /
H.. at the Mount Washington Hotel.
Mrs. Robson and her daughter. Miss
Ethel Robeson. who went abroad early In |
the spring. and who have spent a great /
deal Of time IN London, have left for /
Schwalbach, Germany, and will visit
Paris before returning to Washington /
this autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs William Corcoran Eustis, /
after spending the past six weeks at
Quogue, I. L, will return this week to |
"Oatlands." their beautiful country place. I
near Leesburg, Va Mr.. and Mrs. Eustis /
remain iu the country until late I'm the au- 4
tumn, not opening their town house until 1
after Thanksgiving, as a rule.
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt gave a din /
ner at Beaulieu. her Newport cottage /
Saturday evening IN honor Of the Dow +.
ager Duchess Of Manchester, entertaining 4
a large number Of guests.
Rt. Rev. Beverly cambridge Tucker and .
Mrs. Tucker. of Virginia. have issued in /
vitauons FOR the marriage OF their daugh- .
ter. Miss Eleanor Selden Tucker. 10 /
George Winthrop Lee, Of Boston. Mass F.
The wedding viii be celebrated at noon
Tuesday September "a. in St PauTs F..
Church in Norfolk. Va. Miss
fuckers father is bishop coadjutor Of the .
diocese Of Virginia, and is one
Of the most distinguished representatives
OF the church in the State. It is almost
suQeriuous to say that his daughter by
heredity and personality, attains 20 the
highest type Of Southern womanhood.
Mrs. Mary Howe Totten and her daugh-
ter. who have spent the summer travel
ling abroad. are expected 10 return 10
this week.
Gen. George r. Elliot commandant Of
the Marine Barracks. and Mrs. Elliot have
from an extended trip 20 the
Northwest, upon which they started six
weeks ago. Gen. Elliots aid. Lieut..
Russell +. Putnam. accompanied them.
The trip included a visit 10 Sitka. Alas
ka, and San Francisco, with stops at
all the naval stations en- route. Gen. and
Mrs. Elliot viii have a visit Of a month
from their daughter. Mrs Reislnger
wife of Lieut.. Harold Reisinger. who has
been stationed al Annapolis, but Is now
% duty In Cuba.
Mr.. Forest S. Thackard has returned
to Washington from a visit to his mother
In Cuba.
Miss Louise Arnold will return 10 her
home here this week from Maine. where
she has spent the summer In camp in the
woods.
Gen. and Mrs Corbln who left Wash
ington late in the summer for a few
weeks trip TO thu North, viii spend the
next few weeks at Chevy Chase Circle.
where their home viii be ready for oc-
cupancy.
Mr.. Ernest Eaton, Of Melbourne, Au-
stralia, has returned TO Washington from
a trip to Mr.. Frederick B. Smith. At
White Plains, y. Y.
Baron Louis AmbrOzy. counselor and
charge danairas Of the Austrian En-
0assy, has been spending a few days at
the st. Regis Hotel, New York
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Mccormick
Greene. OF Buena Vista, Va, stopped in
Baltimore and Washington last week en-
route to Saranac Lake and other North
arn points. Mr. and Mrs. Greene will visit
the jamestown Exposition before return
ing to their home in Virginia.
Brig, Gen. George A. Davis, judge advo-
cate general Of the army. who has been
the government at the Peace
at The Hague, is expected to
arrive in Washington and resume his
duties in the War Department about Oc-
,Ober j..
DR.. George D. Kirkpatrick returned 10
the city yesterday, after an extended Eu-
rOpean tour of several months duration. |
Mr.. and Mrs Victor II. Wallace. who ,
nave been at Chevy Chase Inn since July.
-eturned to their apartment, the Farra-
gut, yesterday.
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