The Washington herald., 1907-07-26

here yesterday. The viscountess has been
visiting for the past four weeks in Ger
many. dividing her time between her
daughter. Countess Hatzfeldt, at Silesia.
and her mother. whose estate is in
Pomerania. The Ambassador and the Wis
countess Aoki will leave Washington in a
few days and go for the remainder Of the
summer to the cottage they occupied at
Buena Vista last season.
Maj. w w. Witaerspoon. of Washing
ton, arrived at his residence at James
town. r. /. yesterday.
Mrs. Bainbridge-H Hon. OF Washington,
is visiting her daughter at Hampton
Court. Brookline. Mass. for few weeks.
and later Will go to Maine for the re-
mainder Of the summer.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Andrew Dun
lap, Of this city. are spending the sum
mer at North Hatley, Canada.
Capt. Henry Leonard. L. S. NJ c.. mill
tary attache 10 the American Embassy
at Pekin, has arrived In Washington. and
is visiting his mother for few months.
Mrs. Elkins. wife of Senator Stephen 3.
Elkins, sailed from New York yesterday
on the Deutschland for Europe.
When Kermit Roosevelt. son OF the
President, finishes the overland march he
has elected to take with the first squadron
Of the Thirteenth Cavalry from Fort
Leavenworth to Fort Sheridan. a distance
Of nearly five hundred miles. he will be
fitted to sit and swap tales with the most
tried and seasoned soldiers. The march
is the longest ever undertaken in hot
weather and viii last about fve weeks.
Capt. Fitzhugh Lee, son Of Gen. Fitz-
hugh Lee. and grandnephew Of Gen. Rob
ert +. Lee, OF the Confederate army. and
Lieut. Philip Sheridan, son OF the cele-
brated general of the same period. who
were White House aids last month, who
are accompanying the troops. are both
stanch friends Of the Presidents son.
II the trip is completed on schedule time
a reception and ball has been planned to
be given at Fort Sheridan tn honor Of
Kermit. First Lieut.. SheTard Coleman,
Ninth Cavalry. who served in the Rough
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tanning the son Of his old commander.
The date for the wedding Of Miss Ka-
trina Wright, daughter of the American
Ambassador to Tokyo and Mrs. Luke E.
Wright. and Mr.. Charles Day Palmer has
been set for August 10. The wedding will
take place at the United States Embassy.
After q short honeymoon trip in Japan
and perhaps other nearby places Of in
terest, the bride and bridegroom will SAL
for America August q. and viii be ac-
companied by the Ambassador and Mrs
Wright
Miss Wright. who is a Memphis girl. is
a great favorite in society there She
made her debut at the ChickasaW Clubs
bali there two years ago and entered i'm
mediately into all the social festivities
until she left to join her father az his
post OF duty. she was a great favorite In
Manila during his term of office as gov
ernor OF the Philippines. and since her
arrival in japan the embassy at Tokyo
has become quite the social center for
diplomatic army and navy, and resident
society circles.
Mr.. Palmer, the bridegroom elect. is the
manager of the International Banking
Company of Manila. He is a graduate Of
West Point, and bears the rank Of cap
tain. He was born in Ohio, but was ap-
pointed 70 the Military Academy al West
Point from Iowa in 1884. He was second
lieutenant in the Fourth United States
Artillery in 1855. In 1900 he was trans
ferred TO the quartermaster's department.
and served there until his resignation. in
February, 1901.
Mrs. John G. Keene. accompanied by
her children. Gerald. Everett, and Doro-
thy Louise Keene. left Washington yes
terday for a trip - Peoria, III.
Announcement has been made Of the
wedding of Miss Mary Z. Harnedy.
daughter Of Mrs. Harry Harnedy, Of
Georgetown, and Mr.. Nicolas Graef. The
marriage was solemnized in Baltimore.
June 10, al the Cathedral, Rev c. p.
Gavan, officiating.
Rev. w. c. Alexander, pastor of the
West Street Presbyterian Church. has
gone to Capon Springs, w. Va. for the
summer. In his absence the services will
be conducted by various visiting clergy
men.
Mr.. Fred Wager, of Georgetown, and
his niece, Miss Marion Page. sailed for
Europe from New York a few days ago.
Mr. Wager will join Mrs. Wager and his
two children. Miss Portia Wager and
Master H. r. Wager. jr-. at their Paris
home and spend the summer with them.
Mrs Wager has spent the past two years
abroad with her children, who are being
educated in Paris.
Mrs H R. Simpson, of Capitol Hill.
has returned TO her home in Washington
from a three months trip abroad. Mrs.
Simpson made tour of the European
countries and the British Isles and had
an audience with the Pope.
Mrs L. c. Yates and her daughter. Miss
Yates. have returned to their home from
a trip to jamestown.
Miss Bessie Macdonald. of lie Droit
Park, is spending her vacation at Lake
Chautauqua and Niagara Falls. She will
return in September to resume her studies
in the Central High School,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton McLaurine. Of
Ballsville, Va, have announced the an
preaching marriage of their daughter
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