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family was greatly concerned about her.
Representative and Mrs. George A.
Loud, OF Michigan, have as their guests
Mrs. LIQUIDS cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Man
warning. of Los Angeles. who are on
their way 10 Maine for the summer.
They will stop at Philadelphia and New
York on their way North Mr.. and Mrs.
Manwarring were formerly OF Michigan.
and this is their first visit East Cor some
time They went first to Vancouver to
visit on there way here. Mrs. Loud and her
children and her mother, Mrs. Glennie,
who has spent the winter with her, viii
return to Au Sable. their home in Mich
igan. as soon as school closes.
Senator Burrows has gone to New
York. having been called there by the
illness OF his daughter. Mrs. George Nc
Neir. who is now at the McNeir country
place on the Hudson. Mr.. and Mrs.
McNeir resided in washington for some
years, and have hosts Of friends here,
who Will hope for Mrs. McNeir's speedy
recovery. Senator Burrows Will leave
there early In the week for Michigan. If
his daughter has improved.
Mrs. r. P. Vincent. Of this city, is In
New York with her mother. Mrs. W. H.
Potter, of Bermuda. They are at the
Wolcctt.
Mr.. William Carroll has leased a villa
overlooking Lake Ontario. at Port Hope,
Canada. where he and his family viii
take up their residence this week.
Mrs. Robert Travers will remain IN
town until July, and then go to the Vir-
ginia Hot Springs. to make occasional
trips to Washington in the interest OF the
building of her new home at Connecticut
avenue and Q street
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bornheim. Of
2408 n street northwest, will be at home
Sunday, June 10. from to and TO 10
p. m, TO celebrate the confirmation OF
their daughter Hazel
Mrs. H. S. Maddox. Mrs. P. D. Martin,
Mrs. D. r. Hardester. and Mrs. z. IT.
Walker were the prize winners at the
meeting Of the Thursday Euchre Club
last week. Mrs. w. a Linton was hostess
CT that occasion.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. MCGOWAN, U. S.
N, and Miss MCGOWAN will leave for
Canada next week for VISIT.
Gen. Green Clay Goodloe, L. S. NJ. c.,
has closed his town house and has gone
10 Woodreve, his country place in Mary
land.
Lieut.. W f. Mould. Z, S. A., retired,
and Mrs. Mould sailed yesterday on the
ST Louis, OF the American Line. They
viii travel extensively IN Spain and
other parts of Europe, returning by way
Of Manila,
Mr.. and Mrs. de Bonneville Randolph
Keim and Miss Keim, who have greatly
enjoyed the past season IN Washington,
have returned 10 Edgemont. their sum-
mer home ~ the mountains of Pennsyl-
vania. near Reading. They will have,
among other guests. during the summer,
Mrs. Kelm's brother, Herbert Sumner
Owen, with mis- family, who have been
spending some time in the West. Mrs.
Owen viii be remembered by her many
friends in Washington as possessing a
highly cultivated voice. Their daughter
Elise is quite talented as a violinist
Col John W. Pullman. L. S. A, has re-
turned from Fort Stevens, Greg, where
he has been visiting his daughter. the
wife Of Lieut.. z. z. Farnsworth, u. 6. A.
Col. Pullman and Mrs Farnsworth and
their son are at the FaFragut
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kohner and dsugh-
ter, Julia will receive with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Summers and daughter Lorraine.
Monday evening. from 8 to 10, at 1904
Lamont street. between Eleventh and
Thirteenth streets
Col D. r. Larned. Z. S. A, retired,
will close his apartment in the West
moreland. and after a few days visit in
Orange, n. J., and New Haven, Conn,
will go 10 CrawfOrds, In the White
Mountains, where he has recreated every
summer for the last fifteen years.
Mrs. Morgan Hill and Miss Diane Nor
gan Hill have gone to their camp in
Nevada, where they viii spend the sum
mer months.
The second secretary OF the italian EN-
bassy, Roberto Centaro, went 10 Man.
chester. Mass. last evening. where he
will establish the embassy for the stan
on Tuesday. Mr.. Centaro will spend sew
eral weeks at Tuxedo during the sum-
mer.
The Minister from Bolivia and Miss
Elena CaldeTOn went TO New York YES
terday. where they viii visit for several
weeks. They will make a series OF visits
in the North and West during the sum-
mer months instead Of going to their
home in South America, as formerly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps Brown, formerly
Of this city, where their marriage took
place a few years ago, are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF a daugh.
ter at their new home In Springfield
Mass, who Is their second child.
Mrs. D. P. Mccartney closed her resi-
dence, in Nineteenth street, yesterday
and left for Osterville. Mass. where she
viii join her sister. Mrs. William Man.
ming Irwin. wife Of Commander Irwin.
L. 5. N, at their summer home, "The
Anchorage"
Mrs. Audenreid has closed her Vermont
avenue house for the summer and is
spending the month of June with her
sister at the latter's country home. Ard
more, Pa. In July she will go. as has
been her custom, TO Virginia Hot Springs
for several months.
Mrs Curtis. wife Of Senator Curtis. OF
Kansas, will go TO Hollidaysburg. Pa.
where she VIII spend several weeks. The
Senator and Mrs. Curtis will return to
their Kansas home when Congress ad-
Journs.
Mrs. Merriam. wife of Mai Merriam.
.. S. A, with her house guest, Mrs
Browne. widow OF Maj. Browne, Of Fort
Thomas, KY, has returned from Fort
Monroe Va. where she visited Lieut..
Harrison Browne. U. S. A. for a week.
Mrs. Browne VIII spend the summer in
Boston.
The Ambassador OF Austria-Hungary
has gone TO New York TO meet Baroness
Hengelmuller and their little daughter
Baroness Mia, who win arrive there
Tuesday. They will not return to the
Capital, but viii go to Bar Harbor Il
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