The Washington herald., 1907-05-28

/ Mrs. Roosevelt expects to leave Wash
ington this week for oyster Bay. She will
/ take the children and establish them in
their summer home at Sycamore Hill.
and then return here TO remain with the
President until he leaves the White
| House
With the children will go an army OF
pets. which will also change their domi-
cile from their quarters at the White
House 20 those at oyster Bay.
The Russian Ambassador and the
Baroness ,Rosen, who are preparing 20
leave Washington early in June for the
/ North Shore Of Massachusetts,. entertained
Informally at luncheon yesterday at the
/ embassy in 1 street.
/ Among their guests were Mrs John r.
/ Mclean and the Hon. Maud Pauncefote,
/ daughter Of the late British Ambassador,
/ Sir Julian PauncefOrte. who has been maxi
ing a round of visits in Washington, and
who is now the guest Of Mrs Hobson in
4 \ street
/ The gentlemen Of the Ambassadors .
staff were also present. it being the Gus
tom of Baron and Baroness Rosen to
gather round their luncheon table all
I their official family every day
Prince Koudachen will leave here June
5 for Russia, to spend his leave. and n.
de Sibert will also spend the summer
abroad on leave. The prince will return
/ and join the embassy personnel at Mag
nolia. Mass. in August.
The Admiral Of the Navy and Mrs
/ Dewey entertained a company OF thirty
| at dinner last night. at their home in
/ Sixteenth street. the old home Of Mrs.
/ Dewey, which she occupied as Mrs
Hazen. and which they have recently
moved into from their residence in Rhode
/ Island avenue. The Sixteenth street
! house was made vacant by the moving
away of the former Secretary OF the In
terror and Mrs, Hitchcock. who occupied
it for years.
Nine. Alfred Thierry. Of Paris. who.
with her mother. Nine. Denis. has spent
the winter in Washington. will close her
apartment at the Portland to-day and GO
10 Annapolis TO spend a short time visit
ing her sister, Mrs. O. w. Fowler. wife of
Lieut. Fowler, 4. 5. y Later Nine.
/ Thierry and Nine Denis will 90 North 20
spend the summer al watering places.
and in the autumn will return TO Wash
lngton.
Among the recent arrivals in Paris are
/ Rear Admiral and Mrs. F. W. Dickins
who have been touring through Europe
since last fall They viii return To this
city after trip through England, Scot
land, and Ireland.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Carl Smith will leave
the city the lst Of June and 20 70 Penn
sylvania TO visit Mrs Smiths sister. Mrs
Nelson T. Wheeler. wife Of the newly
elected member Of Congress.
Mrs. Walter Wheatley has returned
from visit to Norfolk In short time.
Mrs. Wheatey will sail for Europe. where
she has spent the greater part Of the last
three years. and Join Mr. Wheatley, who
is now in Paris. not having accompanied
his wife on her visit 70 Washington when
she returned here in April
The Walsh residence. in Massachusetts
avenue is being put in readiness for the
return Of Mr. and Mrs Thomas F. Walsh
and Miss Walsh, who are visiting In Lon
don. prior to sailing for this country next
week
Senator and Mrs Aldrich and Mrs.
Phoebe Hurst Will also return 10 this
country in the near future.
The Young Womeu's Christian AssOcia-
tion rendered a reception to the pastors of
Washington and their wives last evening.
from to 10 o'clock. The officers Of the as
ISOLATION are Mrs. ". Hamilton Bayly.
president; Miss Helen c. Woodward. first
vice president. DR. Ada r Thomas. sec
ond vice president; Mrs. George T. Small
wood, third vice president. Mrs r. Alt
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