The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-06


Of Michigan arrived in Washington to-
day and opened their house on AIassa-
chusetts avenue for the season. They
have been spending the summer at their
Michigan home.
Brig Gen. Clarence r. Edwards. T. S.
A, and Mrs. Edwards have as their
guest in their home on Lafayette
square Miss Carroll. or Maryland.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Charles II.
HuJchins, L. 5. n, sailed from New
York this morning for an absence Of
several months In Europe. They were
accompanied by Miss Grace Bell.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J.
Bell, and Miss Shelby Converse. daugh-
ter Of Rear Admiral and Mrs. q. A.
Converse, Z. S. y. The party will
travel extensively on the Continent, but
viii probably spend the greater part OF
the time in Florence.
Mrs Raymond Rodgers and Miss
Julia Rodgers have returned to Wash
ingtOn for the winter from Bar Hsr-
Dor and Newport
The consul general to London, Robert
J. Wynne, has rejOined Mrs. Wynne at
the Shoreham, after an absence Of sew
eral days in Philadelphia
Mrs. William c. Denny, of Washing
ton VINO IS spending the autumn al the
Virginia Hot Springs, entertained a
large party at brloge in the Casino yes
Jerday.
Mrs. Walker Fean and Mrs. Seth
Barton French who are spending tire
autumn at the Virginia Hot Springs,
VIII come 10 Washington for a few
days early next week
Mrs c. P. NELL. wife Of the Commits
slCuer of Labor entertained al tea
yesterday afternoon IN compliment 10
Mrs Elmer J, z. Murphy, formerly
Miss PatriC6 Egan. daughter of the
American minister 70 denmark. whose
marriage took place in Copenhagen in
September.
Mr. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell who
spent the summer at their place at
Cazenoyia, y. Y. and in New York
city, have returned 10 Washington for
the season. They are stopping al the
on Connecticut avenue is being put in
readiness for their occupancy.
Count Won MoItke, the Danish minis
ter, has taken possession Of the house
at 1871 Twentieth street which will be
the legation home Since his arrival
IN Washington. Count Won MOItke has
been a guest at the New Willard Hotel.
Invitations for the reception, which
was TO have followed the marriage OF
Miss Elsa KimbaI SWEET daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. K. SWEET, 20
Ward ". FleharJy, Tuesday, Nogem-
Der 10 have been recalled. owing 10
the death Of the grandmother of Miss
SWEET Mrs. William II. Ware, at Fort
The wedding ceremony viii take place
as announced, but viii be attended by
only the relatives
A luncheon viii be served by the
women OF St. Thomas Episcopal
Church. for the benefit Of the church,
Wednesday and Thursday, November
Is and 10, in the old Masonic Temple,
at the corner Of Ninth and f streets.
Mrs. Theodore /. HoIbrook has sent
out cards for Thursday afternoon, No
vember Z. from to I. when Miss HOl-
brook and Miss Blake win be presented.
Visits Mrs. Pinchot.
Lady Alan tombstone, wife OF the
British minister to Denmark, has ar
rived In Washington for visit Of sew
eral weeks with her mother and
brother, Mrs. James Pinchot, and Gif-
ford PinchOt. On account Of mourning,
nothing but the most informal enter
tanning Will be done for Lady Johustone
by her intimate friends Mrs. Pinchot
is also entertaining two small grand
children, respectively four and six years
old, the children of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
PinchOL OF New York.
Mrs. John +. Newberry arrived in
Washington today 10 remain for a two
weeks visit with her son and daugh-
ter-in-laW, the Assistant Secretary Of
the Navy and Mrs Newberry. She has
spent the fall at the Virginia Hot
Springs.
Lieut.. +. p. Camperio, recently ap-
pointed Italian naval atUache 10 the en-
bassy here. TO succeed Lieut.. Carlo
Pnster, has arrived in Washington to
assume his duties.