The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-09-20

Gen. and Mrs. William r Marshall
who occupied apartments at Stoneleigh
Court last season, have taken the house
2121 Bancroft place for the winter, and
viii take possession Wednesday or
Thursday Of this week.
Miss Maitland Marshall, who made her
debut last winter is one Of the most
attractive girls Of the service IN Wash
ington society ana their residence will
be one of the social centers Of the
younger set. Miss Julia Heyl, daughter
Of Colonel HeyI, is spending the early
autumn with Miss Marshall until her
family returns 70 town from their sum
mer home at Deer Park
Mrs. John Frederick Leech and Miss
Katherine Leech. VINO have been spend
ing the summer at Newport, will return
10 Washington and open their residence
on Massachusetts, avenue about Octo-
her l.
Legation Is Opened.
The Minister of Bolivia and Nine
Calderon and Miss Calderon returned TO
Washington Saturday. and. after a short
stay al the Shoreham, opened the lega-
ton, on Sixteenth street, for the winter
this afternoon. Nine. Calderon, who has
been in ilI health for the last few weeks,
especially during the return trip, is not
Yet able 20 be about.
The minister and his family left
Washington early last spring TO spend
the summer in their own country.
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The Minister of Norway and Nine.
Guide, who have occupied apartments at
the Highlands since their arrival in
Washington, have taken the house 1902
Vermont avenue and will establish the
legation there this winter on their re-
turn from Europe, where they spent
the summer, they were accompanied by
the minister's two daughter. who will
be among the seasons debutantes.
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Mrs. J.. II. Fisher and Miss Marie
Fisher viii return TO Washington and
open their residence, on r street, to-
morrow, after an extended European So
journ.
The Swiss minister, DR.. Paul Ritter.
was host at an informal dinner last
evening at the Chevy Chase Club IN
honor OF the German consul OF Phila-
deIphia, Mr. Hagn, who was the week
end guest Of Dr. Ritter at the legation
in Hillyer place.
DR. Ritter viii leave Washington in a
few days for New York &c attend tile
Return to Washington.
Miss Eva f. Finoti and Miss Mae T.
Finotti, Of Massachusetts avenue, who
have been visiting their uncle and aunt
Mr.. and aers. q. NJ. Fnotti. at Mission
Hin. 5 Oak. have returned 70 Wash
ington.
Miss Irene Schaffer and Miss kath-
crime Schaffer and their cousin, Miss
Rupert who spent the summer visit
ing In Wheeling. W. Va, ana al BRAD
dock Heights, Md, have returned 90
Washington.
Miss Zanie Brinker. daughter of Gen.
J. H. Brinker, who has spent several
weeks near Luray, Va, VIII return TO
washington this week.
Mrs. NJ. B. Downing, who spent the
summer iu Ireland and Wales, the guest
o. Captain and Mrs. Browne-Bagot. has
returned 70 her home in Brookland.
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Miss Margaretta MacVeagh, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne MacNeagh. &C
cOmpanied by Miss Lenore Woods. is
spending the autumn at the Virginia
Hot Springs
DR.. and Mrs. Stavely have returned to
Washington and opened their residence
on NJ street for the winter
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. CIapp and
family, OF Pittsburg, VINO have made
their home at "Rosemont." near Berry
vile. Va, for the last few years, will
come 20 Washington this week and take
a house for Ile winter
Guests at Bad Nauheim
A. j. Halford. who went abroad early
in the summer accompanied by his
daughter Miss Ruth Halford. are now
az Bad Nauheim, where Mr. Halford is
taking the baths after a sOiourn in
London and Brussels. They expect TO
return 10 Washington early in October
Miss Leila Marie Helbig, daughter OF
AIR and Mrs. r ". Heibig, VIII be mar
ried 10 Arthur Lawson Hustled on Wed.
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