New-York tribune., 1909-11-02
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
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IFrom The Tribune Bureau.
washington. Nov Miss Helen Taft
returned 10 her school at Bryn Mawr yes
terdav afternoon after a weekend visit
10 her mother at the White House
The Assistant Secretary OF state ana
Mrs Huntington Wilson Will entertain 'le
members of the japanese Commercial 'oni-
mission at luncheon tomorrow me IuhC"-
con was to have been given by the sec
retary of State and Mrs. Knox. out tle
change was made on account OF the uea'"
OF an aunt OF Mrs. Knox.
The italian Ambassador left Washington
this afternoon for New York and will meet
baroness Mayor des Planches on her ar
rival from Italy. on their return mere tiieS
will open the Italian Embassy in New
IJamnshire avenue for the first time this
season. the ambassador having made his
homo ar the New Willard since returning
IN this country The Italian naval attache'
Lieutenant FiIippo Camperio, who mas
made his home in New York for several
months will return to Washington for the
winter and has leased house in Corcorah
street.
Commander Wassilieff, Russian naval
attache. joined Nine. Wassilieff at ther
home i'm Bancroft Place to-day after
short visit in New York
The british military attache and the
Hon. Mrs Bernard James returned 10
Washington this morning from summer
in England. bringing with them Mrs'
James's sister. the Hon Rachel X Shuttle
worth. who will spend the winter with
them.
The Minister 10 Panama, Mrs. Herbert U.
SduIers and Miss Squiers. who are spehu-
ing the fall here and being constantly en-
tertained, were the guests tonight or Ma
Tor Andre W. Brewster and his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Dohaio
Cassels.
Mrs. and Miss Ashton, of England WHO
were the guests of the British Anoassaoor
and Mrs. Bryce for several days, lett mere
this morning for New York They VIII see
something more of this country peIore sai-
ing.
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Richard Wayne
Parker have gone TO Savannah TO visit the
father of Mrs. Parker, General William w
Gordon. They will assist General Gordon
in entertaining President Taft and his
PARTY while in that city. and VIII return u
Washington in about two weeks
Mrs lanes Pinchot. vino was the guest
Of -her son. Amos Pinchot. in New York.
arrived at her home in this city this even
inp She spent the summer abroad
Miss Frederica Morgan. whose marriage
70 Evan Sinclair Cameron, Of Baltimore
will take place al st. Johns Church at
noon ON wednesday, was the guest oil
honor at a luncheon at the chevy thase
club to-day, when Miss Marion Cameron
eistor of the bridegroom-eleCt, who VIII be
maid of honor for her, entertained the
bridal partv In the company were MISS
constance Uovt. Miss Lillian Chow, MISS
Mary Scott, Miss Helen Hibbs, of WASH
inpton. Miss Dorothy Hayden, of New
York and Miss Dollie Lynch. of Lakewood.
NJ all bridesmaids: the bridegroom. his
host man. Dr. Frank Dickson. OF PhiIadei-
,ria and all the ushers. including Lo"eil
brown. of East Orange; Grenville Aoer-
natbv and Herbert l.. Dillon, of New YORK,
and Clarke Matthai and Frank Riggs ot
baltimore Miss Mary scott enterlalHeu
the party at dinner tonight at the Nc"
Willard. and Miss Lillian Chew was most
css at A theatre party afterward- Io-nlor-
ro,v night Mr.. and Mrs. James Morris MOT
Gan will entertain the bridal party at din
ner.
Mrs. s 4. NJ. Young, wife of iheuteHa"O
General Young returned TO Washington
to-day from a visit in 81. Louis and the
West.
Miss Helen Hibhs is entertaining unui
after the Morgan-Cameron wedding MISS
Dorothy Hayden, of New York. ana MISS
DoIIie Lynch, of Lakewood.