The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-27
0baldiaS Leave
Old Apartments
For New Envoy

The retiring Minister from Panama
and Nine Obaldia have given up their
apartment in the Highlands. where they
have spent the winter. end will leave
Washington tomorrow morning for New
York. They have taken apartments there
in the Waldorf-Astoria, and will remain
in New York until Jure Z, when they
will sail for their home in Panama.
The new minister from Panama. ]. A.
Arrange, will establish the legation in
the Highlands. and will occupy the
apartment about to be vacated by the
Minister and Mime. Obaldia.
The Mexican ambassador. Senior
Creel. who has been attending the
peace conference at Lake Mohonk, will
return to Washington tomorrow morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friedrich Joachim have
invitations out for the marriage Of their
daughter, Ida NJ. Joachim. 10 Francis r.
Htilyard. the wedding 10 take place
Wednesday, June D. at 9 o'clock a. m,
at St Mary's Church.
The marriage Of Miss Lena Grayson
Fitz Hugh. Of Culpeper, Va, TO Stephen
Conrad Stuntz, Of Washington, viii
take place I'm the Presbyterian Church,
Culpeper, June 4. Miss FitZ HNgn
comes OF q long line of distinguished an
cestry. men famous for the active part
they took in the carly days of the cOun-
try. On the paternal side she is "a de
scendaut Of Richard Bland friend and
contemporary OF Patrick Henry, and
who served with him in Continental Con
gresS and also IN the Virginia cOnVJS-
ton, being chairman of the committee
20 frame the Declaration of Rights. She
is also descended from John Mayo and
Richard Henry Lee. She is daughter of
William Fitz Hugh, and granddaughter.
Of q. W. Fitz Hugh and Abbie Mayo
Thorn.
On her maternal side she IS Of equally
distinguished family. descended from
the Tylers Of Virginia, and Governor
Mason, OF GunstOn Hail. and grand
daughter Of DIT. John Benjamin Gr3ysOn
and his wife, Mary Anne Tyler, of Lees
burg. Va.
Miss Fitz Hugh is a great favorite in
society IN Culpeper and will be greatly
missed. both in social and church AZ
fairs. Mr.. Stuntz is a graduate OF
the University Of Wisconsin. and q
young. man of well-kuown literary abil-
lty, beng author OF many books. writ
ing as stephen Conrad, among the best
known OF his productions being THE
Second Mrs. Jim,' ard Mrs Jim and
Mrs. Jimmie"
Mr. and Mrs s. RosenthaI were AZ
home informally last evening, IN honor
Of the recently announced engagement
OF their daughter, Sarah ROsenthaI 70
Joseph Levy.
Albert Sigmund has gone TO Norfolk,
Va. TO join Mrs. Sigmund.
Mrs. L. Baruch has left for New
York, where she Will be the guest OF
her sister, Miss Hester Callisher.
Leon II. Reizenstein. Of New York.
has joined Mrs. Reizenstein here. as
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Phil King.
Of the Imperial for few days.
The regular Ladies' Whist was held
Saturday night IN The parlOrs OF the
Mercantile Club. The first prize was
won by Mrs. Samuel RothsChild, and
the second by Mrs a BrylawskL
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Cohen ceIe-
brated the twenty-ffth anniversary OF
their wedding at their home 1884 Wis
cOnSin avenue, last Sunday evening.
at o'clock, after which the company
made merry during the evening Mr. and
Mrs Cohen were the recipients Of many
congratulations. and "a Erea. number OF
from Baltimore. San Francisco. and
Washington. Among those present were.
Mr.. .Cohen's mother, Mrs. L. Cohen.
Of Baltimore.
Samuel Simon.
Mrs. SHERMAN.
Mrs Adler.
Mrs. BerkOwitz.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Goldstein, OF BaIti-
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. BIumberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ GSldstein
Mr. and Mrs. s l. Cohen.
Mr. Rosenblat. Of San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. BroZ.
Lar. and Mrs. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Krick.