The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-19

/ ana nad company or the SfnaFteSt OF
the summer residents OF Beverly and
vicinity. Among her guests were the
Russian Ambassador and Baroness Ro-
sen. the Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs
/ Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Ames. MIR
and Mrs. Guy Norman, of Boston and
! this city; Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Higginson.
and Capt Archibald w. Butt. The Presi-
dent and his family made several trips
to Squantum for the aviation meet dur
| ing the week, and Master Charley Taft,
who is especially interested in the TWEEN
tieth century sport, spent ten days there
as the guest Of Mr.. ". Startling Burgess
Miss Helen Taft went over one day as
the guest Of Mrs. Levi 2. Letter. who had
also among her guests Miss Marjorie
| Cotton. Or. Grayson. and Lieut.. Row
cliffe. OF the Mayhower.
OF the many changes which will be
noted in the diplomatic corps when the
social season opens few weeks hence
none will occasion more regret than the
/ absence OF the Italian charge d'afaires
and Marchesa al Monaghan, who have
been the heads OF the Italian Embassy
at this post since the return TO Italy OF
the former Ambassador, Baron Mayor
des Planches and Baroness des Planches
last winter Marehese di Monaghan has
been transferred to the foreign Office in
Rome. and viii go there on the arrival
In this country of the new Ambassador,
Marchese Cusani Confalonieri. the date
OF which has not been announced. The
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| tagliari have been leaders In the gayeties
| at Manchester by-the-Sea, where the
summer embassy has been established,
as they have been during the winter gay
cites in Washington among the diplo-
matte set,
Senator and Mrs Aldrich. who have
spent the summer abroad. have recently
| been In Paris Senator Aldrich went 20
AK les Bains for a week, while Mrs.
Aldrich is remaining IN Paris at the Ho-
tel Bristol.
Scarcely will the festivities for the
visiting Chinese prince. Tsai Shun, be
over with in Washington when plans will
be on the way for the entertainment OF
the Mayor Of Tokyo and Nine, Ozski
They sail from Liverpool. October 5, for
New York, and return 20 Tokyo IN I'VE
weeks, by way OF San Francisco. Fiji
teen years ago Mr.. Ozah was In this
country. a political refugee That con-
ditions In his country have greatly
changed is shown by the fact that since
then he has twice been elected Mayor
OF Tokyo. and Is veteran member OF
the japanese Parliament
| Mr.. and Mrs Gibson Fahnestock, who
closed their villa al Newport last week
and spent a day or two in Washington.
sailed Saturday, with their family, on
the st. Paul for an autumn visit abroad.
| Mrs Nicholas LOngworth. who has
| been visiting Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, jr..
at Westbury. Long Island. was a week
end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Odgen Mills
at their country place in Staatsburg, y.
! Y. where they are entertaining a house
party for their son-in-law and daughter.
Earl and Lady Granard. who viii return
| 10 England. October l. Mrs. Longworth
was one OF Lady Granards closest girl
friends. The Earl came over week ago
with his wife's aunt Mrs. Whitelaw
Reid, wife of the United States Ambas-
sador to England. who will spend the
autumn In New York. Lady Granard
spent some weeks with her parents In
their Newport villa last month, which
they closed the first week in September.
Baron Hengelmuller dean Of the diplo-
matte corps. and Ambassador from Aus
| tria-Hungary. who is spending the month
at Lenox. will return 10 the embassy in
this city on October (, 10 be here during
the International Prison Congress. which
will attract number OF distinguished
Austrian and Hungarian delegates.
Mr.. r. s. Reynolds Hit. the newly
appointed United States Minister 10 Vene-
zuela, who has been az Newport with
Mrs. Hit the guest Of her parents.
spent the weekend in New York. where
ne went to meet his mother, who ar
rived Saturday from Europe.
Mr.. George HELEN has returned 10 his
home here, after spending his vacation
on the North Shore, among the colony
OF Washington winter residents whose
summer homes are scattered along that
ideal locality.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Won Mayhoff, who
have spent the summer at Monticello, the
country estate OF the latter's brother,
former Representative Jefferson Levy, OF
New York, will leave there this month and
60 10 California for the autumn and early
winter. Mr. and Mrs. Won Mayhoff have
been entertaining house parties almost
constantly during their stay at Month
cello. as is their custom. and scores of
their old friends In Washington have been
among the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Finley and the
Misses Finley. who returned to their
Washington home last week from New
Hampshire. are spending some days in
New York, at the Plaza
Former Comptroller Of the Currency and
Mrs. William Barrett Ridgely and the
latter's mother, Mrs. George Deering,
have returned to their homes here after
spending the summer on Long Island.
Mrs. Francis 4. Wilson. daughter OF
the late Prof Simon Neweomb, accom-
panied by her daughters, returned TO
New York on Saturday, after an absence
Of more than year In Germany and
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