Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-22

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60. ENM
Z. S. N, retired, Mrs. Glover and the
e expected in Warrington next week
is conva,escent and is expected to return
to Washington October l.
Mr.. Charles Symon, charge d. affaires of
Belgium, has arrived in Washington.
Senior Don Alberto Yoacham, charge
d affaires of Chile. has joined the diplo-
matte colony already in Washington for
the winter.
Misses Laura Merriam and Mary Nc
Cawley of Washington arrived at Hot
Springs. Va, and are house guests of
DIR. and Mrs. Guy Fairfax Whiting and
the Misses Whiting at Barton Lodge.
The German ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff, with their daughter,
Countess Luise Alexandra. are still in
Germany, and do not expect to return
to the embassy here until after the mid
die of October. The charge d affaires and
countess Wedel with the other members
OF the staff are at Manchester -the-Sea,
where they expect to remain until after
the first week in October
The Postmaster General. who was ex-
pected to return from his western trip
Yesterday, Will not arrive in Washington
until the early part of next week.
The Secretary of the Navy, George
Won l.. Meyer will arrive from Hamilton.
! Mass, Monday.
Representative and Mrs. Eben w. Mar
| tin of Deadwood, S.. D.. and family have
returned to their apartment at the Bruns-
| wick
Mrs. Alvin Sanders and her daughter.
Miss Alva Sanders, of Chicago. who have
been in Washington for a short time this
month. nave gone to the Virginia Hot
Springs for some weeks. At the end of
the winter at the New Willard Miss
Sanders will be one of this seasons debu-
/ tanteS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p Chittenden of
Washington are at Breton Woods, N. H.,
for short stay
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Bell are again
in their country home, Twin Oaks, after
a several months trip abroad
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Small and
family have returned to their country
place at Braddock Heights after sum
mer trip abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Pilling, who have
spent the summer months in Gloucester,
Mass, will return to Washington the lat
ter part of October
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles \. Douglas, who
spent their summer abroad, have re-
turned to Washington.
Dr. and Mrs George. Clement Samson.
who spent the summer at Gaithersburg
Nd, were among the arrivals last week
at'AtIantic City.
Mrs John Biddle has joined Mr. Bid
die at their new residence on S street
Mrs. Bidd1e spent a greater portion of
the summer monthsat Berkeley Springs.
w. Va.
Maj. II. e. Reisinger. L. S. NJ. c. and
Mrs. RelSinger have returned to Wash
ington from Old Sweet Springs. Va.
where they spent the greater portion of
the summer. They have opened their
apartment in the Highlands
Mrs j. ID. Power and Miss Mae Power
who spent the summer in New Ro-
chelle. n. Y. have returned to Wash
ington and opened their apartment in
the Champlain.
Mrs. Melville Church and Miss Mallory
y. Church are among the passengers
scheduled to sail from New York Sat
urday. September "A, for Naples and
Genoa via Gibraltar.
Rev. DIR. Louis Stern left yesterday
for New York. where he officiated last
night at the wedding of Miss Mabel
Kaufman and MIR. Arthur Fritsch
Mrs. .C;uidet Duryee returned to Wash
ington yesterday and opened her house
in Hillyer place.
Count Moltke. the Danish minister.
with Countess Moltke after spending
the summer abroad, will arrive in New
York today
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins TAYLOR of the
Burlington. who spent the past month
and Mrs. ". X. Payne at their home in
Pelham Manor, n. Y.
The Turkish ambassador Youssouf
Zia Pasha. who went recently from
Manhattan Beach to Atlantic city. will
not return to the embassy until the
first of October. He will go to New
York Saturday. accompanied by his new
counselor OF the embassy Raft Bey
who Joined him at Atlantic CITY, and
who will return with him.
j. f. DE Marros Pimentel. second sec
rotary of the Brazilian embassy, has ar
rived i'm Washington from the summer
hC me of the embassy at Manchest .r-oy-
the-Sea. He will be Joined in about
fortnight by the charge daft aires and
Manchester.
The marriage of Miss Margaret He-e1
Clark. daughter of Senator and Mr..
Clarence d. Clark. and DR.. josiah Fl.
Holland. l.. s. A.. will take a:e thi;
evening at o'clock at st. PauIs Episco-
pal Church. Evanston. Wyo. 1t will re
a military wedding. at which the b 81
man and ushers will be officers # the
18th Infantry, stationed at Fort Doug as,
Utah.
The ceremony will be fcrcw d 10y
reception at the home of Seaato' aud
Mrs Clark
DIR. Holland is we'll known in w 'shing-
ton. having lived here numbsr # years
prior to his appointment to the army.
Mrs. Robert Portner has returned to
the city and opened her apartment in
S.oneleigh Court
The Japanese ambassador and Baroness
Uchida. who are II Mexico, will return
to Washington September q. to remain
few days before leaving for Buena
Vista, Va. where they will spend fort
night. They will then return to WASH
ington for the winter season.