The Washington herald., 1907-07-14

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Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. whitford of Wash
ington, are at the Chalfonte. Atlantic
City.
Miss Josephine Fitzgerald. of Guthrie,
Okla. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Thomas
G. Hayes. at the ChampIain Miss Fitz-
gerald has just graduated from a convent
IN her native State and is on her way to
the jamestown Exposition. Several enter
tainments are being arranged in her
honor.
Miss Kaufman. OF Richmond, was the
guest Of the Misses Wolf. Of Sixth street,
during the past week.
Mrs. Eta Dengenhardt and her sen
George are visiting at Altoona, Pa
Friends of the former Spanish Minister.
the Duke d'Arcos. and the Duchess. who
was Miss Lowery. Of Washington, have
heard from them. TO the effect that they
have decided 10 make Rome their home
The duke has just retired from the dip
lomatie service, and ss Rome was his last
post. and they have made many friends
In the Eternal City they will continue To
live there. They have bought the villa
formerly occupied by Postmaster General
and Mrs. George Won L. Meyer when the
former was Ambassador to Italy.
Mrs van schrader. wife Of Lieut.. Col.
van Schrader, has closed her house and
left town for the summer,
Mrs. George Dunlop has closed her home
in Twenty-flrst street. and gone away
for the summer.
Mr.. Milton N. Morris left Tuesday even
ing for Elmira. n. Y, to join his brother.
Mr. D. II. Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baumgarten. Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Schwab. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus WaIlerstein. Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Jackson, and their respective families.
leave Wednesday on the steamer Calvert
for trip TO Baltimore, and will return
by the same route
Mrs. Sarah Montague and her daughter
are leaving this week for Hyannisport.
Mass, for their summer outing.
1900 ~~t-~ata INV VIII fkDEE UET nome
in Twenty-first street to-day. and go to
New England 10 make series Of visits.
She viii return in the latter part of
August.
Senator and Mrs. George Peabody Wet
more are entertaining at their home IN
Newport Count Sala. formerly OF the
French Embassy.
Senator and Mrs. Scott. who spent the
winter at the Willard, have gone 10 their
country place in Virginia.
Mrs. Mark Blum. Of Irving place. has
returned home after a visit to New York.
Mr.. Jacob FoItz. Of Memphis. Tenn
spent few days in the city en- route to
New York.
A. S. Worthington has sailed for Europe
70 join Mrs Worthington. and they will
remain abroad until September.
Rear AdmiraA and Mrs. James H Sands
sailed yesterday for London.
Mrs Chandler Hal has gone abroad
for the summer, as have Gen. and Mrs.
II $. Huidekoper, all sailing yesterday
on the Kroonland.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. zach are in At
lantic City.
Gen. and Mrs. Leonard Wood, who have
entered their son, Leonard, 1r., at schoo,
at Groton, Mass, VIII spend some weeks
at Cape Cod.
Phra Ratanayapti. charge d'affalres Of
siam. who went abroad some weeks ago.
has returned. and viii go Immediately
10 Bass Rocks. Mass. where the legation.
as usual, VIII be established for the sum-
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. A, Lisner are at their
country home Lake Sunapee, y. II.
Mr. and Mrs. Larz Anderson loaned
their household. the Roxanna. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Claiming, jr., of sherborn,
Mass. for their bridal trip. Mr.. and Mrs.
Claiming the latter before her marriage. /
on Wednesday, being Miss Cornelia Post
Higbee. eldest daughter Of Mrs Charles
Higbee. formerly of New Rochelle. sailed
on the Roxanna 10 New York from Mata-
poisett, Mass. where the ceremony took
place. They sailed yesterday from New
York on the St Louis. OF the American
Line, for two months trip abroad
OF interest 20 Neutrality-suspicious. is the
Of the engagement of Miss
Sophie Helstein. OF Indianapolis. Ind.
and Mr.. Lee A Liv1nsOn. OF New York
Miss HelsJein has many friends here,
made during her frequent visits East. -
Mrs. David Bispham, who has spent the |
past two weeks in Philadelphia, her for
mer home. went to New York Friday TO
meet their elder daughter. Miss Veda |
who is expected to join her
mother IN. America for an indefinite stay. /
They will probably go to Atlantic City for /
their summer outing. Mrs. Joseph, mother /
of Mrs. Bispham. who has been in Wash /
ington through the winter season. as
usual joined her daughter in Philadelphia /
a few weeks ago.
Mrs. Theodore J. Pickett. formerly Miss /
Sallie Waiter Harris, left town yesterday
for Mexico. She accompanied Judge and |
Mrs. Milliken.
Capt and Mrs. H. E. NJ. Browne. the |
latter formerly Miss Maude Vera Hanna, /
Of Washington, whose marriage took
place Wednesday, June I9, in st. Thomas /
Church, sailed yesterday for London on |
the Minnehaha. After a stay Of some
length in Capt. Brownies home in Eng |
land they will go 10 India, where Capt /
Browne, who is an officer in the British |
army, will join his regiment
Paul Edward Vollum. son of Col. Vol
lum, L. S. A., has returned to Washing
ton, and is the guest Of relatives at 114S |
street )rthwest. after an /