The Washington herald., 1907-06-22

Ter and Mr.. and Mrs, Hugh Wal
lace Leave for Sorrento, Me.-Mr.
Newberry's Family Leave.
Capt. Oscar Dahl, commander OF the
Haarfarge, the Norwegian coast defend
er, which arrived in the harbor of New
York several days ago and which is on
its way to the jamestown Exposition, ar
rived here yesterday with the Norwegian
Minister, NJ. Huge, who met his coun-
tryman in New York and escorted him
to the Capital
With Capt Dahl were several Of his
ranking officers, and they were the guests
of honor last night at a dinner given by
Mr.. Metcalf, Secretary of the Navy. The
dinner was given at the New Willard
Hotel, in the Cabinet room. the decora-
tions of the table being a profusion OF
summer roses in different colors, massed
with ferns and trailing vines.
The guests invited to meet Capt Dahl
and his officers, Capt Uriel Sebree, Capt.
Hugo Osterhaus, Commander Zeiner-
Henriksen. Commander Smith-Johannsen
Lieut.. Dahl, Lieut.. Dons Naval Engi-
neer Aanonsen, and Second Lieut.. Hell
geland. were the Norwegian Minister,
NJ. Hauge; VI. Sl1ybak, secretary Of the
Norwegian Legation. Senator Warner,
Senator Bourne. Representative Dalzeu.
Mr.. Charles c. Glover. Rear Admiral
Charles W. Rae. Chief Constructor
Washington L. Capps, ISar Admiral
Newton Z. Mason, Rear Admiral VIII
liam Sheffield Cowies. Surgeon Gen
Rixey Capt. Eugene H. c. Leutze, L. $.
N: Capt. Richardson Glover, L. s. ":
Capt Raymond z. Rodgers. L. S. ~;
Capt Samuel W. B. Diehl L. S. y
Commander Charles ]. Badger, Lieut.
Commander William S Sims. and Lieut.
Meyer
Secretary Metcalf viii escort the party
to-day to Mount Vernon TO visit Gen.
WashingtOn's tomb. and in the evening
they will be the guests Of the Norwegian
Minister, NJ. Hauge, at dinner at the New
Willard
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs. Newberry and their children. Miss
Carol, and Masters Phelps and Barnes
Newberry, left Washington yesterday for
Watch Hill, r. l. The trip was made in |
the Dolphin, the Secretary escorting his |
family to their summer home. from which |
he will return and join them again there I
later
Lieut. Commander Thomas Washington /
was one Of the officers attached 10 the 4
Dolphin who went with the party Mrs. |
Washington and their small son also left /
town. going away for the summer
The argentine Minister and Sonora Por- /
tela with their two sons, Lieut. Don I.
Manuel Portela and Senior Don Julian |
Portela. will spend the summer at Mag
nolia, on the North Shore Of Massachu-
setts. Senior and Sonora Portela arrived
In this country two summers ago, and |
spent their first season al Magnolia Last
summer they were abroad, and now their
second summer in America VIII again be
spent at this fashionable resort on the
coast They Will 20 within
the week
Senior Zavalia, first secretary of the le-
cation, has gone abroad on leave
The Spanish Minister Senior Don Pima.
who arrived here late In the spring. will
eave next week for New York. and next
month will sail for his home IN Madrid
During his absence, the second secretary
)f legation Senior Walls. will act as
,harge d'affaires until the return Of the
first secretary, Senor Pastor. who. with
his bride Of year ago. is on leave IN
Spain. Senior and Sonora Pastor. on their
yansett Pier, where their courtship was
begun.
Mr.. Cortelyou, Secretary Of the Treas
lry, has returned from Canton, Ohio.
md to-day VIII leave, with Mrs. Cortel-
'ou, for Bay Crest. Huntington. Long ISL
md where their children and Mrs. Cor
elyou's sister. Miss Hnds, await them
Cortelyou will 60 TO the James,
own Exposition July 2
Chief Justice Fuller has closed his town
louse and gone 10 his summer home at
Sorrento, Maine. He was accompanied
~ his son-in-law and daughter. Mr.! and
Yrs. Hugh Wallace. Dr. and Mrs Samuel
Moore. another son-in-law and daughter.
who were here all winter with the Chief
Justice, have gone TO their home In Chi
ago.
The Secretary Of State. Mr. Root. left
own yesterday for Clinton, y. Y. near
-tlca, where his summer home IS situated.
md where Mrs. and Miss Root have been
established for some time.
Mai. J. ". Long, L. s. A, and AIRS.
4ong have been entertaining az their
iOme Mr.. Frederick Huntington. Of
Mrs. Duzenbury and her two
ons. Of Michigan. who have now gone ,
o West Point, where another son, Ralph. ,
5 cadet: Mrs. Pocher and Mr.. William
1ong OF Minneapolis, and Mrs. Smith, Of 5
Greensboro. n. c. Mrs. Long and Mrs. !
smith left yesterday for North Carolina,
yhere Mrs. Long will spend the summer. r
iaj Long now has as his guest Mr.. |
ieorge Long Smith. who has just ar
ived home from several years violin :
tudy in London and Paris.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley and her daughter,
1iss Gladys Hinckley. closed their home
ere yesterday and left for Casanova.
I. Y, where they have taken cottage
or the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Auerbach. of ST. /.
'aul, and their young daughter. Matilda, d
rho have been spending some weeks in
Washington, left yesterday for New York. ;
'here they will visit before going home .
Mrs. William Bailey, Of P street was
he hostess at a pretrily appointed l
lncheon Tuesday. when she entertained