The Washington herald., 1909-10-14

The British Ambassador and Mrs
Bryce. on leaving their summer quarters,
at Northeast Harbor. propose making
several visits in New England. and will
not return to the embassy until the first
OF November
Secretary OF State and Mrs. Knox have
returned from their country place at
Valley Forge and opened their X street
residence. Their second son, Mr. Hugh
Knox. viii be with his parents this win
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Knox, who
passed last winter at the home OF Mr..
Knox's parents, have taken an apart
ment.
Miss Nina Van Arsdale, niece OF Mr..
and Mrs William s Knox. with whom
she makes her home. has returned from
J the Atlantic coast. where she spent the
summer Miss Van Arsdale Will make
her debut this winter the first part of
December at the home Of Secretary and
Mrs. Knox.
Mr.. Keishiro Matsui, charge daffaires
of the Japanese Embassy. and Mrs Mat
sui are established for the winter al their
residence. 2la Bancroft place.
Miss Agnes G. Rorebeck. of Dent place.
left Wednesday for California TO spend
the winter with her brother, Mr.. Edwin
Fulton Rorebeck. and wife. Mr.. Rore-
beck is a national bank examiner at
large. and is now stationed on the Pd-
eific Coast. with headquarters al Oak-
land, Cal.
Miss Elizabeth Bowler Walsh. daupb-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles Harper
| Walsh, VIII be among the seasons
deoutantes. and will be presented at d
tea December g.
Mr.. William Philips the newly appoint
ed first secretary OF the United States
! Embassy in London. and who was for
merly the third Assistant Secretary OF
State. was the guest Of honor at fare
well luncheon given at the New Willard
yesterday by Mr.. John Barrett. head OF
the Bureau OF American Republics.
The guests included Baron Louis Am
brozy charge d'affaires Of the Austrian
! Embassy; Mr.. Jefevre-P onteHs. charge
| daffaires OF the French Embassy: Mr..
r. de Lima Silva, counselor OF the Bra
lillian Embassy; Mr. Kroupensky. charge
d'affaires of The Russian Embassy: Mr..
Alfred Mitchell Innes. counselor OF the
British Embassy; Mr.. Keishiro Matsui.
charge d'affaires % the japanese Embassy:
/ Count Won Wedel. charge d'affalres OF
/ the German Embassy. and Senior Don b.
Albino Davalos, first secretary Of the
Mexican Embassy.
Senior Jose r. Godoy Minister from
Mexico TO Cuba. and Nine. Godoy. ac-
companied by Miss Godoy. Mr.. Albert
| Godoy, and the children. will arrive in
Washington in a few days They are
coming 10 Washington to close their
house in Sixteenth street, and win then
| 90 TO New York for a three months
stay. Senior GodOy is on a special mis-
sion from President DiaZ. They will re-
turn to Cuba at the close Of their visit
10 New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Corcoran Thorn who have
spent the summer at Nahant Mass. have
returned to their home in this city.
Mrs Churchill Candee is spending a
few days in New York, before returning
20 her home IN this city, after passing
the summer at York Harbor. Ne.
Miss Fannie Ley has returned to her
n streer house. after a summer spent
at Bar darbor.
The marriage IS announced Of Mr. VIII
liam w. Talbert. Of this city. to Miss
Maureen G. de Lancy, Of Detroit. Mich
The ceremony was performed on Tues
day, October 8. in Detroit.
Mrs. Robson and her daughter, Miss
Ethel Robson. who have been abroad
for several months, have left London
and are in Paris. They viii return 10
Washington about November /.
Mrs. Austin Stickney has returned 20
her home in n street, after passing the
summer at Dublin. n H.
Capt and Mrs. 6. J. MulhaH have re-
turned to the Hollies. near Ballston. Va,
from the Pacific Coast. where they went
TO see their son-in-law and daughter.
Lieut. and Mrs. Sayer, and little girl
sail on the transport Logan for Manila.
While in san Francisco they were the
guests Of Col. and Mrs o. w. Pollock
After viewing the Seattle exposition they
visited Gen. r. T. Yeatman and family
near Cincinnati. and the widow OF Gen.
II. W Lawton near Louisville, Ky.
Commander Wasslieff. naval attache
OF the Russian Embassy. and Nine Was
silieff have returned TO town and leased
the residence 2li5 Bancroft place.
Lieut. Commander Marques de Azevedo,
naval attache of the Brazilian Embassy,
has been joined by Nine. Marques de
Azevedo. and has taken an apartment
in Stoneleigh Court
The Minister from Costa Rica and his
family have opened the legation for the
winter having returned from their visit
to New York. Miss Marta, Calvo, the
younger daughter. who was graduated
last June from the Washington Seminary.
will be presented to society this season.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Rixey have re-
turned from their summer home in Vir-
ginia. and are at their K street resi-
dence.
Mr.. joan Barrett, director Of the Bu-
reau Of American Republics, was the
guest OF honor at dinner given in BaIti-
more last night by Mr. Bernard Baker
Mr.. Barrett VIII go on to Milwaukee.
where he is to speak at banquet to be
given by the Merchants and Manufac-
turers' Association.
The former governor Of Montana. j. j.
Toole. and Mrs. Toole have arrived in this
city and have leased the residence IT'S
Nineteenth street for the winter.
Mrs. James c. Pilling has opened her
house in Fifteenth street for the winter