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summer in this country. the latter will
Mrs. Bryce having travelled considerable
/ since leaving here. The Turkish am
bassador Is also here.
| The minister of Costa Rica and family
are here, and the youngest daughter will
be a debutante this season. The Siamese
minister is returning. The Bolivian
minister and Nine. Calderon are back
after a summer stay In Bolivia, but the
This fact prevented the minister and his
daughter going to the Hudson-Fultor
celebration in New York. where so many
of the diplomats spent last week.
The minister of Ecuador and his fam.
| lily. one of the most interesting in the
South American legations. are back
again. The departure Of the Colombian
minister and Nine: Cortes for new post
is thought to be likely. a matter of re-
greet, as both are we'll liked.
Miss Mejia and Miss Paulita Mejia
daughters Of the minister from Salvador
and Nine. Mejia, returned home Friday
| from an enjoyable trip to the Hudson
Fulton celebration in New York. Minister
Mejia who was delegate, will remain
| in New York some time longer.
The Swedish minister. NJ. de Lager.
crantz, will not be accompanied by his
wife and daughter when he returns from
abroad
The Norway minister and Nine. GUIDE
! have taken house on Vermont avenue
| in the neighborhood of Iowa Circle and
| the Chilean minister and Nine. Cruz will
be in the Portner house on Vermont ave
nue. near l. street.
| Countess Moltke spent the summer ir
| this country with her parents and is now
at their massachusetts, home. The Dan
! ish minister recently returned from a
| short trip abroad.
The minister of Nicaragua. Senior Els.
pinosa. was in New York last week. and
when he returns his wife and their baby
daughter will come with him. 1t is ex-
pected that the wife of the Swiss minister
Nine. Ritter, will also be with him this
winter. Count de Buisseret the new Bel
giar minister, arrived last week and his
wife and children will soon join him In
| this country.
Gray, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
c. Gray. and Mr.. Philip H. Jenkins will
| take place Wednesday next at O'Clock
at St. Joseph's Church. Rev. Father Fealy
officiating. Miss Marie Gray. sister OF
the BRIDE and Mr.. H. B. Florence will at
tend the couple. Mr.. Francis jenkins
and Mr.. E. P. Rickenbacher will be ush-
| ers. a reception will follow at the home
! of the brides parents, 526 Sd street north
east.
! Rear Admiral and Mrs Stockton, who
| spent the summer in the Adironda cks
are again at their residence on street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley are In
| New York with the mother of the latter
Mrs. Marshall Allen. They arrived q
few days ago from Europe.
Mrs George r. Marye and her little
daughter, with Mrs. and Miss Doyle, hel
mother and sister, are back from their
| summer travels. Mr.. Marye is expected
| shortly from California.
Capt. and Mrs. John G. Muir will spend
the winter here, where the former has
been ordered. The latter will conclude
her visit to her mother in Germantown,
Pa, before coming here.
The Merrymakers will give q dance
Thursday evening, October Z.
Dr. and Mrs. William B. French of
this city and Maine sail from New York
October for Naples. Italy, to spend the
winter on the Riviera.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wager who have
been spending the past year abroad. have
returned to their home In Georgetown,
accompanied by their son and daughter.
Master Humphrey Wager and Miss Portia
Wager Misa Wager has been spending