The Washington herald., 1907-10-30

serand have been entertaining Consul
General Bonzon, of France NJ. Bonzon
left Washington yesterday for a tour OF
the country
Gen. Morteza Khan. the Persian Min
lister, has just returned to the Capital
after an absence of ten weeks. These he
spent in Mexico and in visiting the prin-
cipal places Of interest on the Pacific
Slope and the Middle West
Nine. Nabuco, wife Of the Brazilian
Ambassador, and her children. who have
spent the summer abroad, will sail from
England, November on the Lusitania for
America. and will come directly here
The Ambassador has opened the embassy
in Jackson Place, and everything is IN
readiness for the mistress Of the mansion.
Lieut.. Col Reierneiras. military at
taChe Of the Brazilian Embassy, left yes
terday for Wilmington, on business. Nine.
Pederneiras, who went abroad early IN
the summer with their young son, will
remain in Europe this winter.
The naval attache Of the Brazilian En-
bassy and Nine Aquino are at present
in New York, where the former is at
tending TO some naval affairs for his
government
Nine Chermont, wife Of the second
secretary Of the Brazilian Embassy, who
was here yesterday, has returned to the
home Of her sister. Miss Sloan, Of Balti-
more. she and her son Jayne Will come
TO Washington November !, 10 remain.
Announcement is made that the we'd
ding of Mrs Mae Hamilton Wilson TO
/ Mr. Henry Spencer Powell will take place
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Hamilton Tuesday evening, November Z,
at s O'Clock. in the presence Of small
family party,
Mrs. Brown. wife of Capt Earl l.
Brown, L. S. A. left Washington Monday
/ for her home In Wilmington. y. c.. after
visit with friends at Washington Bar
racks.
Mrs. J. ". Jones. Of Grand Rapids.
Mich, and her daughter. Miss Helen
Jones, who have been visiting Mrs Nc
Naughton in New Hampshire avenue.
/ have gone 10 Fort NIyer for a visit Of
some weeks 10 Mrs. Jones' son. Lieut.
Clarence Jones, 4. S. A. Miss Helen
Jones Is an extremely attractive girl. and
many entertainments are being planned
IN her honor. Mrs. Dora Love. who has
also been visiting Mrs. McNaughtou, has
returned 10 her home in New York
turned from a short "trip to Reading Pa
and is established for the winter at 1913
Now Hampshire avenue. While in Read
ing she was the guest Of Mrs. Randolph
Keim, at Edgemont
Col and Mrs. Henry May will come 10
the Capital tomorrow. They have been
in New York since they closed their sum
mer place at Beverly Farms. on the North
Shore Of Massachusetts. Mr. May and his
daughter, Miss Isabelle May. have recently
returned from months sojourn in the
West Miss May is now the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald G. Vanderbilt. at
Sandy Point. near Newport Miss Ce-
ella May has joined her brother. Mr.
Henry May, jr., at their X street home
Miss Mabel BOardman returned 10 her
home in L street last night
Maj. and Mrs. Charles 1IcCawley have
returned from abroad. and are now
located at their home in New HAMPSHIRE
avenue. the major being much beue-
fitted by his trip.
Mrs. J. R Mann. wife of Representa-
Washington and opened her home in Q
street.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Stevens have
taken an apartment at StoneIeigh Court
for the winter.
Lieut.. Granville Fortescue, who has
been travelling extensively in South
America and Europe. and who spent the
summer visiting in house parties at the
various resorts, has returned TO Wash
ngt0n.
Mrs. A. W. Rollins has Joined the winter
colony in Washington. and has taken an
apartment in Connecticut avenue.
The marriage Of Miss Maude Barnes
and Mr.. Franklin Miller took place in this
city last Monday at 2,3O p. m. The cere-
mony was performed at the Church Of
the Covenant only the immediate family
being present. The bride is a daughter
of Mrs. Thomas II. Barnes, of Fort
Smith, Ark. who is temporarily residing
here. and the bridegroom Is a young law
yer Of St. Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller left
immediately for st. Louis, where they will
make their future home.
Mrs. Adolph Bowdler will not be al
home on Wednesday. October 30. but
will be glad to see her friends on follow
ing Wednesdays.
Representative Frank 0. Lowden and
Mrs. Lowden. of Chicago, have leased the
residence Of Mrs. John A. Logan for the
season, and viii arrive in Washington
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