The Washington herald., 1910-09-17
In The SOCIAL WORLD
Miss Dorothy Carroll TregO
to Be Married.
CUBAN ATTACHE Is PROMOTED
Senior Don Cesar A. BarrancO Is Now
Vice Consul for the Republic Here.
senior Don Arturo PadrO y AImeida
Opens Home Mt the Brighton.
FinIeys Are I'm New York.

FAhAeyS Are In New YORK,
Invitations have been received here
from Mr. and Mrs Albert Brown Hilton.
OF New York. for the marriage Of Mrs.
Kittens daughter. Miss Dorothy Carroll
Trego, to Mr.. Howard BIssell. OF Buff
fslo. on Wednesday afternoon, October
5, at o'clock, in Christ Church. Hacken-
sack. n. J. The ceremony will be fol-
lowed by a reception in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Hilton. in Summit avenue.
Hackensack. A special train will take
the guests from New York City at 315
o'clock and return at z o'clock In the
evening. Miss Trego is the daughter OF
the late Albert Trego. OF Baltimore and
Washington. She and her parents have
many friends In this city. where they
lived until Mr.. Tregos death. Miss
Trego's mother was formerly Miss Kate
Carroll, a niece OF Mr.. William S. Car
roll. of this city, who was for many
years United States consul at Dresden.
Senior Don Cesar A. Barranco, who has
been attached to the Cuban Legation for
more than a year. being promoted from
secretary TO chancellor. has recently been
made Cuban vice consul here While
this Is regarded as a desirable promotion
for Senior Barranco. II viii nevertheless
take him from the legation stan and out
OF the diplomatic corps, where he has
been counted among the most popular
bachelors. Senior Barranco is one OF the
many charming musicians Of the diplo-
matte set. being a pianist and composer
of much ability.
Senior Don Arturo Padro AlmeIda.
first secretary Of the Cuban Legation,
| and Sonora de Padre have given up their
| apartment in the Oakland and taken one
at the Brighton. where they are now
established.
Nine. Rianc. wife Of the Spanish Min
lister. who has been making a series of
visits on the Massachusetts, North Shore.
has Joined her husband at the legation In
New Hampshire avenue.
The Counselor OF the French Embassy
and Nine. Lefevre-Pontalis will return
to Washington early next month from
Manchester. Mass. where they spent the
summer.
The Dowsger Countess de Sibour and
Viscountess de Sibour, who have been
the house guests Of Mt. and Mrs Clarence
Moore. at Prides Crossing. have gone
20 Virginia Hot Springs 70 speRd the
fall season.
Mrs. Carter, wife Of Senator Thomas
II. Carter. Of Montana, and her sons
have returned from Europe. where they
have Travelled extensively during the
summer. The two boys have entered
school for the winter and Mrs. Carter
VIII leave here on September 25 to Join
Senator Carter at their home in Mon
tana, where he has spent the entire sum
mer. They will return to Washington
at the opening of Congress.
NJ de Peretu de la Rocca, first secre-
tary of the French embassy, and Nine
de Ia ROcca will come to washington the
latter part OF this month from Mexico.
where they have been the guests Of the
latters family during the summer.
Mr.. Nobumori Osaki. third secretary OF
the japanese embassy. has arrived in
Washington.
Nine. Gregory wilenl1in and Miss Olga
Wilenl1in. wife and daughter OF the flnan-
cial attache of the Russian embassy will
sail for Europe to-day for brief So
journ.
Mr.. and Mrs. William W. Finley. who
spent the summer at their cottage IN
the mountains Of New Hampshire, are
now guests at the Hotel Plaza, New YORK
They will come to Washington and open
their residence In R street next week
MT. and Mrs William Corcoran Hin.
who have spent the summer at Nara
gansett Pier. have returned and opened
their residence IN H street.
Nj. Gilbert GrosvenOr has returned 20
Washington from Canada. where he and
Mrs. GrosvenOr and their family spent
the summer Mrs. Grosvenor and their
children will return 20 Washington early
in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Lispenard Nichol-
son. jr.. have returned to Washington
from their honeymoon trip, and are a.
home at 1913 P street Mrs Nicholson
was formerly Miss Mary Slack, Of Wash
ington. The couple was married last
month at the home of the brides uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Buckley,
at Bleak House, Geneseo. n. Y, where
Mrs. Nicholson had made her home for
the past few months.
Mrs Thomas c. Bourne ana son Ran
dolph, after spending the summer at
Holly Inn. Christmas Cove. Ne, are now
returning home by motor
Maj. John Augustus Dapray. U. g. A,
and Mrs. Dapray have returned to Wash
ington from Ventnor. near Atlantic City,
n. J.. where they spent the summer at
the Carlsbrooke Inn.
The Commissioner Of the Land Office
and Mrs Fred bennett. with their fam
ily, have returned 10 Washington from
Atlantic City where they spent the latter
part Of the season.
Maj. Gen. John P. Story, Z. S. A.. re-
tired. and Mrs. Story have opened their
house for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar J. Ricketts, have
mOtored to Atlantic City in their touring
car. and will probably spend the month
there.