The Washington herald., 1907-09-07
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Col. Cotton and Daughter
Home from Deer Park.
MRS. sHONTs LEAVES TODAY
Chinese Minister Not to Arrive for
Six MOnths-SenOr Julio Baz i'm
Charge OF Mexican Embassy-Am-
baSsndOr and Mrs. James Bryce
Visiting in New Hampshire.

Col Francis c. Cotton and his daugh-
ter, Miss Daisy Cotton, accompanied by
Miss Alice Clark. have returned to their
home in Connecticut avenue from Deer
Park, Md. where they have spent the
summer. Col. Cotton and his daughters
went 10 Deer Park early ia the season,
and have occupied a cottage near the
hotel. where they have entertained a
number Of their friends. Miss Margaret
Cotton was with them until her depar-
ture for the Philippines, where she viii
so with her brother. Col. George Cotton,
and with whom she is now at Yellowstone
Park. Col. Cotton and Miss Cotton, with
Miss Clark, will leave this city next week
for a brief Northern trip before settling
down for the winter.
Mrs. Theodore r Shonts and the Misses
Shonts, who arrived in Washington Wed
nesday for a brief stay, while superin-
tending the moving Of their effects from
here to New York, expect to return 60
New York to-day.
Mrs. B. H. Warder, of Washington. and
Miss Alice Warder. who have been spend
ing the summer at Newport, left there
this week, and It is expected that they
VIII spend some time visiting Mrs.
Warders daughter. Mrs. Ralph Ellis. at
her home on Long Island, before return
ing tc their home here. which will not be
until late in the autumn
The British Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
are visiting Col. and Mrs Winston
Churchill at Tarlakender, their summer
place near Cornish, y. H.
Senor Don Julio W. Baz, secretary of
the Mexican Embassy. has returned TO
Washington from Freeport. ILL.,, where the
embassy has been established during the
summer, and Is now In charge Of the en-
bassy in the absence of Senor Godoy, the
charge d'affaires. Nine. Godoy and her
daughter are still al FTeepOrt, where they
have spent the summer, but expect to re-
turn to Washington the latter part OF the
month.
The newly appointed Chinese Minister,
Lang Tun Yen, who was expected at the
legation in Washington this month, will
not arrive for six months Nine Tun
Yen, with several OF their boys, Will ac-
company the Minister, and there will
again be a hostess for this picturesque
legation The new minister Is a graduate
Of Yale and a splendid host. His wife
does not speak English but is now en-
deavoring TO learn the language suffi-
ciently to make herself understood by
Americans.
Gen. and Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant.
after a visit to Newport. have returned to
Governors Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. McKenny Berry have
as their guest Mr.. II. NJ. Baker, of Win
chester. Va.
Miss Annie Collins, Of 1917 Wisconsin
avenue, has returned to her home from
Colonial Beach.
Miss Alice Spittie and Miss May Spittle
who had been visiting friends In George
town, have returned to their home.
Mrs. z. E. Greenfield, Of Washington. is
among the Washingtonlans registered in
Atlantic City, where she Is staying at the
Chalfonte
Representative and Mrs. Bourke Cock
ran and Mr.. Henry c. Ide and daughter,
Miss Ide, were an interesting party OF
automobillsts TO arrive at the Breton
Woods this week.
Miss Katherine Shelby Todd has re-
turned to Washington for the winter from
shelbyvine, KY, where she spent the
summer
Miss Helen Martin. Of New York. who
has been the guest of Miss Bessie Car
ner Of Capitol HIH will return TO her
home to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. William Watkins OF Ia
koma Park. have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter. Ellie
Myalma, to DR.. William Archibald Louis
Miller on Wednesday evening. September
IS, at s o'clock. in the Presbyterian
church at TakOma.
Former Vice President Levi P. Morton
and Mrs. Morton, who have spent the
greater part OF the summer at Quogue.
Long Island. have gone TO their summer
place al Ellerslie-on- the Hudson, witch
they are opening for the first time this
season. and where they will spend the
autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lodge Selby, who
have spent che past few weeks at Reno
both Beach. have returned to their
apartment in Georgetown.
Miss Edith Wetmore daughter of Sena-
tor George Peabody Wetmore, who. with
her parents. has spent the summer at
Newport, left there Wednesday for BOs-
ton, where she will spend some time.
Mr.. Charles Earl, solicitor for the De-
partment Of Commerce and Labor. was
married Thursday in Hyattsville, Md, 10
Miss Kathleen Rogers. The ceremony was
performed in St Johns Catholic Church.
Miss Rogers is a niece Of Mrs. William
Giusta, Of Hyattsville, and formerly liv-
ed in PaincOurtvtlle, La.
Mr.. Earl mas been with the depart
ment about two years. and is from Mas
sachusetts Mr.. and Mrs. Earl will live
at Riverdale, Nd, where the former has
made his home for some time.
Dr. William Ray Manning, recently ap-
pointed assistant professor of diplomatic
history in the new College of the Political
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