The Washington herald., 1907-07-21
PERSONALS.

Mr. Arenas de Lima, second secretary
of the Portuguese embassy In Paris. who
has been acting as Portuguese charge
here for the last two months, sailed yes
terday from New York with s,me. de
Lima.
They go first TO Paris for an indefinite
stay and then home on leave II. and
Nine de Lima were interesting and
charming, and Washington society has
suffered a loss In their return 10 Europe.
As they did not arrive here until after
the close of the social season. they We're
known but little. but they We're popular
with their confreres in the corps, espe-
ciaily their close associates, the members
Of the Brazilian Embassy. The Ambas-
sador and Mime Nabuco and the coun-
selor or the embassy and Nine. Gurgel
do Amaral entertained them frequently.
A wcli-known member of the diplomatic
corps Senor Canseco, of the Mexican
Embassy, will leave Washington day af-
ter tomorrow for his new post. in Brazil.
after spending many years in Washing
ton.
Col Raspopoff, military attache of the
Russian Embassy, viii leave Washington
to-day for Harpers Ferry. 10 visit the
camp OF the National Guard. Later DE
will go to Canada. and then will join the
Ambassadors staff at Magnolia. Mass.
Mr. Raider de Aquino. naval attache Of
the Brazilian Embassy, and Nine. de
Aquino expect To go 10 Harpers Ferry for
the remainder Of the summer.
Mrs. Joe Abel and little son, Joseph
Henry. left Wednesday for Pittsburg.
Pa, 10 spend month with Mr.. and Mrs.
GersOn Streng.
Miss Mildred Sale Fidelson after a
three weeks visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Sol.
Morris. of Seventeenth street, will return
TO New York tomorrow.
Mrs. a. D. Prince and Miss Alma Prince
leave tomorrow for the Thousand Islands
and various Canadian points, and return
by way Of Atlantic city.
Mr. and Mrs. ". T. Roberts have left
town for a vicit 70 Detroit Mich.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles II. James. Of the
Dupont, Will leave Washington tomorrow
for a trip to Ocean City, Nd.
Mrs. William McCallum. Of Philadel-
phia. is visiting Mrs. John F. Waggaman
at her country home on South River. near
Annapolis. Mrs. Waggaman and her fam
ily will spend August at Ocean City. Nd.
Mr.. r. Ross Perry, jr., will be among
the Washingtonians sailing this week for
Europe, TO tour the continent.
Nh and Mrs Robert Chew. who are
spending July at Woodslde. Nd, will 60
10 the coast Of New Jersey, near Bay
Head, for August.
Mrs. n L. Bell, who has been the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. William Gwynn. in
Georgetown, will return to her home in
Baltimore to-day.
Miss Emily Reid, of the Cairo, who has
been visiting in Norfolk. Va. has Joined
her mother at Monterey, Pa. where Mrs
Reid has taken cottage for the summer
Mr. Hnlard Owen, of Washington. is
spending some time at Monterey. Pa, GO
ing later 10 ocean City, Nd.
Miss Flora Ganss is visiting in Far
Rockaway, the guest of Miss Lillian Nor
ris.
Mrs Sol. Meyer, OF indianapolis, Ind,
will arrive in the city tomorrow and
spend the week with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Strauss. Of u street.
Mrs Abel. of X street. is spending the
summer at Pen Mar. Md.
Mr.. Sidney NJ. selinger will leave to-
day for New York, Boston, and the
jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. NJ Z. Brown left Washington last
week for Watsonton, Pa, where she VIII
be the guest Of her mother, Mrs Engel,
until August Is, when she viii go to Phil
adelphia to visit friends, later joining Mr.
Brown in New York.
Miss Alice Maud EweH author OF a
Long Time Ago" and I'm the Heart of
Virginia" has returned TO her home at
HaymarlIet. Va, after a visit to her
cousin. Miss Murdock. at 1924 o street.
Mrs. l. c. Yates and Miss Yates left
Washington yesterday for the jamestown
Exposition and Newport News, Va.
Miss Margaret Cooper is the guest Of
her cousin. Miss Bilard, Of 2li5 Eight
eenth street northwest.
Miss Johnson. daughter of Mr.. John
Johnson, a member of the famous BLACK
Horse Cavalry" of civil war fame, who
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