The Washington herald., 1907-06-28

The French Ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand sailed yesterday for France to
spend the summer with the Ambassador 8
family abroad. They were accompanied
by Capt Fourier, military attache of the
French Embassy. who will also spend his
leave Of absence in France.
Dr. Leo Vogel the Swiss Minister, Is
another member of the diplomatic corps
who is now on the ocean on his way
home for the summer. Mr.. Pury, first
secretary Of the legation, who is in New
York, having accompanied the Minister
TO see him of, will return here and spend
most of the summer, taking occasional
trips away TO the resorts.
The charge d'anaires of the Austro-
Hungarian Embassy. Baron Louis Am
brozy. accompanied by NJ. Scent Iyany,
left the Capital yesterday for Bar Har-
Dor. where the former will establish the
embassy for the summer months.
The Misses Mary and Julia Goldsbor-
ough. daughters OF Dr.. and Mrs. E, X.
Goldsborough are visiting relatives in
Geneva, n. 7.
Miss Frances GoldsboroUgh is with rel
atlves on the Eastern Shore Of Maryland
Mrs Goldsborough is visiting her son Ed
ward on his poultry farm. IN Prince
William County. Va. The members Of the
family will all meet az their Oakland
Nd. home about the 1st Of July. where
they win spend the remainder Of the
summer.
Mrs Taft and young son. Charles. lef
Washington yesterday for New York
where they will be met by the Secretary
and their daughter, Miss Helen Taft, whl
has been visiting friends at West Point
Mrs. Taft and her children Will go a
once 10 their cottage at Murray Bay, Can
ada, and will be Joined there next weel
by the Secretary, who viii return her
I'm the meantime. Mr.. Robert Taft. o
Yale, Is visiting friends az York Harbor
where he will remain for the boat race
tomorrow, and afterward join the family
in Canada.
Senator and Mrs. Stephen B. Elkin
have closed their town house and hav
gone to their country place, Halliehurst
W. Va, where they will remain TIL In
late summer. when they expect 10 g
abroad They VIII entertain many hous
parties at Hallehurst. which il is inter
esting 20 know is named after its mis-
tress, Mrs. Elkins. as Gracelands, he
sisters place IS named after its chate
/ laine, Mrs. Arthur Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r. Thomas. Of Ne,
York, recent winter residents here. hav
/ gone 20 Newport for the summer, open
/ ing their place. Stoneacre. yesterday.
Mrs William Eaton Chandler left tow
yesterday for her country place. In Nev
/ Hampshire.
The marriage OF Miss Mamie Adam
I Erwin. niece Of Mr.. and Mrs James NJ
/ Baker. and Mr. Edmund Brady took plac
/ yesterday at the parsonage Of 81. Pat
rcks Church, az z O'Clock. Rev. Thoma
/ E. McGuigan officiating Only a smaI
party Of friends witnessed the ceremony
and both the bride and bridegroom wer
unattended. Immediately after the wed
ding M and Mrs. Baker left the city 70
a wedding trip, and upon their return VT
make their home at 1919 AIintwood plac,
with the parents Of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Brinton Stone has left the city an
is now at Detroit, Mich. and is the CUES
of her son and daughter. Lieut.. Lorin
/ Stone, L. s. n. and Mrs. Stone, who wi
entertain her all summer.
Miss Emo Ham. who. with her mOthe
has occupied an apartment at the Re
Chambeau during the winter months. wi
leave Washington tomorrow and join Mr.
Ham in New York. where they will r.
main until July 8, when they will sail fC
England Mrs. and Miss Ham will tou
the British Isles and later go to Londoi
where Miss Ham VIII study vocal musi
Former Gov and Mrs. Charles Ware
Lippitt, of Rhode Island, have opcne
their Newport cottage for the seasol
Mrs Lppitt is well known In Washingto
as a national officer Of the D. A. r. s,
ciety and a former candidate for the offiC
of president general
The Misses Anderson, Of Rhode Islar
avenue, will leave town next week (,
Spring Lake, \. I.
Mr. and Mrs George Howard will lea1
in a few days for Narragansett Pie
where they viii be Joined later by Mr.
and Miss Clagett. mother and sister
Mrs. Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wiley will lea,
town to-day for Narragansett Pier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell, of Was
) ington. are established at Narraganse
for the summer
Word comes from jamestown of sor
of the entertaining that has been done
honor of Mrs. St. George Tucker, wife
the president Of the exposition, and 9th
distinguished visitors. Mrs Robert Der
gave a very beautiful luncheon ct I
navy yard Saturday for Mrs. Tucker. N
and Mrs. Barton Myers gave a receipts
/ last night in their colonial home 10 Re
4 Admiral Huet de Baccelar, commander
the Brazilian ships. and his staff Of of
$ GERS. Admiral Berry and Mrs. Berry ha
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