The Washington herald., 1909-07-05

fosse, now at Tunis, have announced
the engagement OF their daughter. Mile.
Giulia des Portes de la Fosse. to NJ.
Henri de Rousseray. They are all in
Tunis. which is one Of the newly added
countries 10 the French possessions.
Nile. de la Fosse was one Of the best
known Of the young people in Washing
ton society in the last few years. She
made her debut at Newport several years
ago, and her great popularity followed
almost at once. One Of the last times
she was seen at a large gathering here
was at the reception OF President and
Mrs. Roosevelt I'm the White House on
last New Years Day She and her
mother left Washington for France
shortly afterward and the counselor
Joined them there later. Her fance is
wealthy and comes OF a distinguished
French family Of prominence.
The French Ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand will leave Washington to-day for
Lake Champlain to participate in the
festivities Of the tercentenary and viii
return here Immediately afterward. Their
time OF departure for France is not Yet
determined. but it will be close TO the
adjournment OF the extra session OF Con-
gress.
The Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs.
Meyer and their daughters. accompanied
by Representative and Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth and Miss Eleanora Sears. OF
Boston. who have been at Newport on
the Dolphin. returned to the Meyer home
at Hamilton for the celebration or July
T. Representative and Mrs Longworth
and Miss Sears went 70 BrOOkline, where
they are guests of Mrs Longworth's
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee
The retiring United States Consul Cen
eral 10 London and Mrs. Robert J.
Wynne will sail for their home IN this
country July 10 and return 70 Washing
ton.
Mrs. John ". Garrett. wife Of the first
secretary OF the United States Embassy
at Rome. who has been III. is recovering.
so that she win soon go 70 her charming
villa Barberinl at CastelgandOlfo for the
summer.
The United States Ambassador to
France and Mrs. White will have their
Fourth OF July celebration in Paris to-
day. when they will hold their customary
public reception for Americans in Paris.
Mrs Wiborg and her daughters. who
spent the winter in Washington and who
are now abroad. hare gone from London
10 Ireland. The youngest OF Mrs WI
borg's daughters was presented al the
last court Mrs WibOrg il a niece OF
Gen. Sherman. They VIII go later TO
Mr.. and Mrs. John HAYS Hammond.
who are building a splendid home m
for the winter seasons, are
now the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam D Sloane, at Elm Court, their Lenox
place.
Mr. and Mrs Walter N. Brodle and
Miss Barbara BrOdie. OF this city and
Mexico, sailed on Saturday for Europe
for the summer. Mrs Brodie is a daugh-
ter Of the late Gov Alexander r. Shep-
herd, Of this city, and has lived most OF
her married life ip Mexico. Miss Brodie
came 10 Washington first with former
and Mrs. Creel OF Mexico
on their first trip, and was presented 10
society a year ago By her grandmother
Mrs shepherd
Rear Admiral and Mrs Richardson
Clover and their daughters. who have
been in London for some weeks. are now
IN Paris, but VIII go TO Carlsbad this
week.
Mrs. Porter. nee Mattingly wife Of
Maj. David d. Porter. who IS travelling
abroad accompanied by Miss Marguerite
Barbour Is now In Berlin. MAI. Porter.
who has recently returned from a Uip
South, VIII join them in a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold sewaIl. son-in-law
and daughter Of Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Robley D. Evans. have gone to Bar Hsr-
Dor, where they Will occupy the Biddle
cottage IN Acadia lane. for the summer
Admiral and Mrs. Evans are at Newport,
he guests Of their son and daughter-in-
aw, Lieut.. and Mrs Frank Taylor Es--
ans, at the training station.
Mr. S. w Woodward, OF this city.
whose family is established in their sum
ner home at Stockbridge, Mass. Is IN
Portland. Greg. He has recently been
elected president Of the Baptist Missions
lry Union. He viii go 10 Seattle TO the
exposition, where he VIII be joined by.
IFS son and daughter. Donald and Mar
yaret Woodward, and viii visit the yell,
owstone Park and Grand Canyon be-,
'ore returning 10 their place in the Berk-
shires.
Rear Admiral F. NJ Ramsay, retired,
s at the Corson cottage. at Newport. fOrs
he season.
Miss Gwynn is with Mrs. E H. g.
Slater in the latter's place, ''Hopedene. +" ;
1t Newport.
The Austrian Ambassador and Baroness
and their daughter. Baron
ess Mia. viii arrive al Lenox September
A, from Europe. where they have been
,ince March 4, and will spend the month
II October there.
Senator Frye. of Maine. will open hts
amp, opposite HaInes Landing. in the
Lake region, IN Maine. early
his month, and his grandsOn-in-law and
granddaughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Garret A.
Hobart, and their child, With Mrs. Car
ret A. Hobart, sr.. win be there for the
season as usual
Miss Marion Oliver. daughter Of the /
Assistant Secretary Of War and Mrs. !
Robert Shaw Oliver. has Joined her guest. ]
'Iiss Josephine Durand. at Mount Kisco
or a visit with Miss divers brother-in- !
aw and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H 4
,hoate, jr. They VIII go early this week
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everal weeks. after which Miss Durand
viii sail from Montreal for her home in
England. Miss Durand has been visiting
diss Kate Cary at Lenox
Address by DIR. SpOOner.
Patriotic services were held Yesterday
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