The Washington herald., 1909-06-20
MADAME CAAo>CHU.
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
The japanese Ambassador has returned
20 the embassy in this city from his trip
West. where the University Of Illinois
conferred upon him the title OF doctor
Of laws. The Ambassador and Baroness
Takahira and their daughter VIII not
leave Washington until early IN July for
their cottage. which they have taken at
Buena Vista for the summer
The German Ambassador. Count Won
Bernstord has returned from a short
trip 10 Boston He VIII sail early next
month for Germany 10 join the countess
and their daughter in their country home.
Mrs. EIkins and Miss Katherine EIkins.
wife and daughter Of Senator Elkins, OF
West Virginia. left Washington yester-
day morning for their country home.
Hauiehurst. at Elkins. ". Va. 20 spend
the weekend. They VIII return here some
time this week, and may sail for Europe
later "a the month, although Mrs. Elkins
has not determined upon q trip abroad
this summer. Her physician considers il
desirable fer her health that she visit
the German spas each year, but Mrs,
Elklns hopes she can be quite well this
year without the discomfort Of foreign
travel
Mrs. Dolliver and Miss Doniver. wife
and daughter OF Senator DolIiver. will
90 TO Massachusetts early this week TO
attend the commencement Of Wellesley
College, where the former viii graduate.
Early in July they will go 70 their home
in Iowa for the remainder Of the sum
mer. They VIII have a visit this week
for a few days from DR.. Henry Wallace
and his daughters, Mrs Ashby and Miss
Wallace, Of Des Moines.
Mr.. AmbrOzy, counselor OF the Austrian
Embassy and charge d'anaires, IS spend
ing a few days in New York.
Nr. Sobotka, OF the Russian Embassy
STAFF, and Nine. Sobotka are receiving
congratulations upon the birth Of a sec
ond daughter in America. The infant
was born a few days ago at the George
Washington Hospital
Nine. Pardo. wife OF the secretary Of
the Cuban Legation. has been called 20
her Cuban home because OF the serious
and perhaps dangerous illness OF her
father. SenOr TOuceda- Her return 20
this country VIII depend entirely upon
his condition.
Mrs Burrows, wife OF the Senator from
Michigan. entertained at a small bridge
party Friday afternoon. Mrs. Burrows
VIII remain here until the close OF the
extra session, when she and the Senator
viii visit the iatters sOn-in-Iaw and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. George McNeir.
at their home on the Hudson. Mr. and
Mrs. McNeir VIII sail for Europe IN July.
and Senator and Mrs. Burrows will go 10
Atlantic City for q fortnights stay be-
fore returning TO their home in Kala-
mazoo, Mich, for the remainder Of the
summer
The Secretary OF the Navy, Mr. Meyer.
left Washington yesterday for New York.
where ne viii make an inspection of the
New York Navy Yard. He VIII go 10
Boston and inspect the yard there, after
ward visiting the Naval War College at
Newport
He VIII make the trip from New York
in the Dolphin, and will be Joined by
Mrs. Meyer and the Misses Meyer. who
are returning from their trip 10 Europe.
They viii accompany the Secretary on
this business trip, which is likewise a
pleasure trip, and leave him when hC
starts on the return trip TO Washington
and go TO their summer home at Ham
nton, Mass
Mrs. schrier and son. Of Cleveland,
Ohio. and Mrs. J. Kaufman and her son.
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Mrs. Max Pretzfelder, OF y street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rosenberg win be
at home this evening from 10 10 O'Clock,
at 655 I street southeast, IN honor OF the
confirmation OF their son Morris.
Mrs. Francis Curtis and daughter Janet
sailed yesterday by the American Line
for Europe. They were accompanied by
Miss Jane Hyde, one OF the principals
Of the Lady Jane Grey School Of Bing-
hamton. y. Y. The party VIII journey
through England and Scotland, return
ing about October /
Mrs. simon Iseman and Miss Lucille
Iseman. Of Manning. S. c., are the guests
Of Mrs. Dave Kahn.
Miss Birdie Einstein, Of Baltimore,
spent the week end with Mrs. Meyer
Fellheimer, Of Florence Court
Mrs. Conrad E. Hesse. Of Capitol Hill,
and daughters, Miss Hesse and Miss
Helen. have gone 10 Harrisburg, Pa, for
two weeks 70 be the guests Of Mr.. Geary
Willetts. where Mrs. Hesse has been
called TO settle the estate OF her father.
the late DR.. Theodore L. Willetts.
Miss Fannie Woiyerton leaves town to-
morrow to spend the summer visiting
relatives in Alabama and Mississippi
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel J. Steinberger
leave to-day for 8 weeks visit to Port
Washington, L L
The Octagon Pleasure Club chaperoned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney c. Kaufman.
gave a tug party on Sunday and spent
the day sailing down the Potomac.
Those in the party were Miss Justine
hellen. OF Baltimore; Miss Celeste Good
man. Miss Gladys Mayer, Miss Ernestine
Rich. Mss Floryne Mae Kahn. OF Balu-