The Washington herald., 1908-06-08

MT. Justice Holmes IeIt yesterday 10
Join Mrs. Holmes in their summer home.
at Beverly Farms, Mass. one OF the
stateliest localities during the summer
months. and well fitted for the dignity
OF the Supreme Court bench
Mr. Justice and Mrs. Peckham have
gone to their summer home. at Altamont
n. Y. where they will remain for the
summer.
Mr.. Justice Moody is now in his home,
at Haverhill, Mass. where he will stay
until he goes to the convention at Chi
cago.
Baron de Stael-Holstein, who has been
recently appointed second secretary of
the German embassy, 10 succeed Mr.. Won
Radowitz, sailed on Saturday from Ber-
lin on the Kronprincessin Cecilia for New
York. The secretary will report here be-
fore proceeding TO the summer embassy
at Beverly Farms.
Tn German Ambassador. Baron Speck
Won Sternburg. who has been in Italy and
France with the baroness. is expected to
arrive in Berlin this week for a confer
ence with his Emperor. and will then pro-
coed to their splendid estate in Saxony,
which has been che home Of his family for
many generations.
The Assistant Secretary OF State and
Mrs. Robert Bacon have closed their
Washington residence and gone TO their
newly completed home at Westbury. L. 1.
l.
homes of the Long Island millionaire
colony.
The Chilean Minister and Nine. Cruz
have left Washington for a trip south
ward. They will spend some time In
New York. and sail on June is for Mexico
for stay Of three months.
The Naval Attache Of the German En-
bassy and Nine. Hebbinghaus win leave
next Friday for the Grand Canyon Of the
Colorado. the Yellowstone Park. and the
Pacific Coast, the trip occupying perhaps
two months. They will spend the late
summer and early fall AT Bar Harbor,
which Will vie with Manchester, on the
North Shore, for popularity with the
diplomats this year
The Danish Minister. NJ. Constantln
Brun, will leave to-day for Bar Harbor,
where he will establish his summer lega-
ton.
The Minister from Nicaragua and Nine
Corea and their small daughter will
spend their summer at Deer Park. Nd.
instead Of at the summer home OF Nine
(fprna e I
Mrs. Fleming win spend her summer with
them. as she has leased her country home.
in Woodley Lane. for the season.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs Mark
Bristol. a bride and bridegroom OF last
week in Mobile. Ala. who are now on
Newport r. l., where the former will be
IL charge OF the torpedo station this
summer. Mrs. Bristol was formerly Mrs.
Helen Moore Thomas, widow OF Mr.
Thomas Bailey Thomas and daughter Of
Mrs. Rittenhouse Moore. Of Mobile She
is very well known in New York and
Newport society.
The newly appointed Minister to Lux
emburg and the Netherlands and Mrs.
A. H. Beaupre have been making a visit
In Paris, and are now on their way 10
The Hague, where the minister will take
up his duties at once. He was formerly
Minister TO the Argentine Republic
Mrs. E. II. G. Slater. who is spending
the summer abroad with Miss Gwynn,
leased her Newport place, Hopedene TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Barton French. who
are now In their Hot Springs home.
Barton Lodge. and will soon occupy II.
Mrs. Walker Fearn. Of this city. mother
Of Mrs. French, will spend the greater
part OF the summer with them Mrs
Fearn has spent much time abroad. and
since her return has employed almost
all her time in the interest Of establish
Ing means for the blind people Of this
country to be self-supporting and inde-
pendent along the lines which the Queen
of Roumania has established IN her
country. Mrs Fearn Is personal friend
of the queen, known to the literary world
as Carmen Sylvia, and has made long
visits to her in both the winter and the
summer palaces. She has also aided her
in her all-absorbng work for the sight
less people. and grew interested and then
enthusiastic over the great benefits such
methods would be to the blind In this
country. Mrs Fearn made a long lecture
tour last season in the interest of II.
with rare and beautiful stereopticon
views OF the king and queen and their
homes and home life, and the colony for
the blind established by the queen In a
beautiful section Of her country.
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson. wife Of the
governor Of Virginia, VINO has been abb
sent from Richmond a great part Of the
spring season. is spending several weeks
In the gubernatorial mansion. She will
however. go to Hot Springs. Va. at the
end Of this week with the governor, who
will attend the meeting Of the Bankers
Association Of Virginia there, and they
viii go later to Lexington, Va. for the
finals Of the Virginia Military Institute.
where they viii be the guests OF Com