The Washington herald., 1909-07-31

The Japanese Ambassador and Baron
ess Takahira and their daughter, Bar
oness Kiyo, who have been detained in
Washington several weeks longer than
they expected. will leave for their
home in japan on August 10.
The newly arrived Spanish Minister,
Marquis de vllalobar. who has spent
the past few days at the Arlington. has
taken possession Of the legation. l5a New
Hampshire avenue. where he is busily en-
gagged in unpacking and making himself
al home in his new surroundings, The
minister viii be received by the President
tomorrow.
The counselor OF the French Embassy,
NJ. Lefevre-Pontalls. and the third sec
rotary. NJ. de Salignac Fenelon. who re-
turned TO Washington early in the week
from France. have gone to Manchester
on the North Shore Of Massachusetts, TO
establish the summer embassy. With the
counselor as charge d'affaires.
Rear Admiral Silas w Terry. Z. s. n.
retired and Mrs. Terry. left Washington
yesterday for New York. where they
joined their daughter Miss Terry. who
has been visiting on Long Island. They
will ell sail to-day for a several months
visit In Europe.
Miss Frederick Morgan. who has been
the guest Of Miss Cartwright Lynch. at
the Lynch's summer home, will return
here next week. She will accompany her
parents later in the week to Buena Vista
Springs. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick s. Tyler left
yesterday for the Massachusetts coast.
They will spend two weeks at Marble
head and then g. 10 Twilight Park. IN
the Katskills.
Mrs. George II. Taylor and her daugh-
ter, Miss Carolyn Taylor, left Washington
for the remainder OF the sum-
mer They will make a visit at Marble
head Mass. and then 90 70 Rockport and
Bass Rock. Mass, for the remainder OF
the season.
The United states Ambassador 20 Ber-
lin and Mrs. David Jayne Hill are spend
ing their summer vacation In Switzerland.
Mr.. r. s. Reynolds Hit. first secretary
OF the United States Embassy in Berlin.
has Joined Mrs. Hit at Baden-B Baden for
a stay OF ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Fishback. OF
this city. are making a visit az the Co
lonial Hotel. Cape May.
United States Ambassador 10 Russia
and Mrs ". W. Rockhin. who have been
in America for some months. spent the
past week az the Manhattan. in New
York. before sailing for the formers new
post Of duty at ST. Petersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Stocking. Of this
city. spent some time at the Manhattan
last week.
Mr.. Joseph c Grew. second secretary Of
the United States Embassy at Berlin.
by his family, Is spending
the summer In Normandy.
Mrs. Andrew Lipscomb has returned
10 Washington ana Joined Mr.. Lips
comb at the Rochambeau, after I'VE
weeks absence.
An interesting wedding will take place
in September IN Paris when Miss Eliza
beth Winslow. daughter Of the United
States consul general at Stockholm,
Sweden, Will become the bride Of Mr.. B.
J. Winchell. OF Chicago. The ceremony
will be performed on the 18th in the
American Church IN Paris. Mr.. and Mrs.
d. L. WincheH. parents OF the bride
groom. VIII sail September 70. and viii
meet Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow and their
daughter IN Paris.
Representative and Mrs. Dudley n
Hughes and their daughter. Miss Hughes.
OF Georgia. who have been spending the
winter az the Normandie and who re-
Gently have been the guests OF Capt. and
Mrs. James D. Watson at Fort Howard. |
sailed early IN the week from Baltimore
for Savannah on their way to their home
In Macon.
Lieut. Commander John X. Robinson, |
L. S. N. and Mrs. Robinson. have re-
turned to their home here. after a de-
lightful visit TO Leicester. Nd. where
they were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Cumberland Dugan.
Mrs. John E. Greiner has gone 10
Va. where she is visiting her
mother Mrs. Martha Burchell.
Mrs II. Rolnick, Of Baltimore, who |
has been visiting relatives in Norfolk.
Newport News. and washington. has re-
turned home.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Henry Thomas. OF /
are entertaining DR.. John
Turner, Of Baltimore.
Col. and Mrs. L. S Brown, OF this city |
have gone to Atlantic City for a visit
Of several weeks.
The Misses Mary and Agnes Saul. of
are at Oakland. Nd, for
the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Mayo Dudley and her daughter. |
Katherine Dudley. are spending a week
at Norfolk as the guests Of Mrs. John
W. Steele.
Capt. S. H Gibson. Z. S. NJ c., and
Mrs. Gibson are at Atlantic City for the |
Of the summer
Mr. Walter W. Abel. Of Baltimore.
sailed on Wednesday on the Lusitania
,or Liverpool, to make an extended trip /
abroad.
Mr.. J. VIII Laurenson viii leave to- !
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