The Washington herald., 1908-07-12

mer for their bridal trip and the latter
on their way back TO their camp I'm the
Adirondacks Mrs. Carlisle will Join them
there In a few weeks. II is possible that
Mr.. Pitkin will bring his bride back 20
Washington next winter, and at least
make this city their winter home, If not
their permanent one.
Washington society is much interested
In the outcome Of the Presidential cleo
tion In Panama. as II Is conceded there
that Senor Obaldia, the first Minister
from the baby republic to the United
States will be elected TO that distin-
guished Office. He left here with his fam
lily year ago, and Nine. Obaldia has not
been in Washington since that time They
had charming apartment I'm the High
lands during the Minister'S regime here
and they made many friends who regret
ted their departure. Nine. Obaldia was
somewhat handicapped by never entirely
mastering our language. so that she never
did any very great amount Of entertain
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Baumgarten are reg
istered at the Hotel Rudolph. Atlantic
City
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Auerbaeh nave
gone TO Oakland. Md. where they will
spend the summer.
Miss Miriam Franc. OF Fifth street, will
spend the summer in Toledo. Ohio. as
the guest Of relatives.
Society is equally interested in and
gratiied by the announcement that Mrs.
r. r. Hit, widow Of Representative Hit.
Of Illinois. viii return TO her place in
society next year, and that she will make
her permanent home in this city, the
scene Of 50 many social triumphs for her
She Is one OF the most beautiful women
In this country, with hair famous for its
snowy whiteness. 1t has been white FOR
many years. and has made her distinctive
since her first presentation 10 Washington
society. Mrs Hit, who has observed the
deepest mourning since the death of Mr.
Hit, and has neither given nor accepted
any invitations. Is now in Paris with her
sons, but before leaving she gave the or
ders for plans for a pretentlous home.
which she intends building on the north
side Of Dupont Circle, adjacent 20 the
Patterson mansion. and at the junction OF
New Hampshire avenue and the circle.
The house will be OF the English type
and OF sufficient pretcnsion 10 indicate
that Mrs. Hit viii resume her former
brilliant manner Of entertaining. Her
old home. at the corner Of Fifteenth and
X streets. was the rendezvous for the
brains and wit In Washington society
during Mrs. Hits earlier life I'm Wash
ingtOn. and she was the first 10 utilize
the comfort Of her city porch Tor her
afternoon tea parties Under the can
vas canopy Of that side porch it was
a common thing for the greatest states
men and ltterateurs 10 gather and sip
tea and cooling beverages IN the COM /
pany Of the most prominent and beau |
uful women in society.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hahn sailed from
New York Wednesday for a lengthy visit I
abroad.
Mr. and Mrs siegfried Fauth and /
laughter Of Savannah, Ca. are the I
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Max Cohen. OF /
Bntmore street.
Miss Rose Frank. who has been the |
guest Of Capt. and Mrs. Hart has re-
turned to her home in Baltimore. /
Mrs IsidOre Epstein and son are visit
ng in Pen Mar, Pa.
The German Ambassador and Baron
ess Won Sternburg, who went abroad .
more than a month ago, have arrived in
Hamburg, after spending several weeks
1t Baden-Baden. They viii spend sew
sral weeks there and then go TO their
}wn estate IN SaXony. Early In Septem-
Der they VIII be the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie at Skibo Castle
n Scotland, their simmer home
Mrs. Sallie Jandorf. Of Baltimore was
he guest Of relatives for short stay.
Miss Jennie Rice, OF Chicago. has Join
d Mrs. Isaac Behrend, at Ballston, Va,
or a months rest.
The charge d'affaires Of Mexico. in the
absence Of the Ambassador. and Nine.
iodoy and their family, viii leave Wash
ngton on Tuesday for Atlantic City.
where they will spend some weeks. going
rom there TO some one of the places