The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-03


OF those starting for foreign parts or for
country resorts in America. While the
death of King Edward has made a diff
ference IN the social observance of the
London season, 1t has not affected the
tide of travel. especially of those going
over for motor trips in the British Isles
OF on the Continent.
The Belgian Minister went to New
York yesterday to see his family OF for
Europe Countess de Buisseret will sail
to-day, accompanied by her FIVE chill
dren. The count will return here for
few days and then transfer the lega-
ton to the North Shore. Later In the
summer he will rejoin his family IN
Belgium. and in the autumn accompany
them TO Washington.
Gen. and Mrs. John P Story, who re-
manned in the city until their daughters
departure, soon will go 70 their country
place near Baltimore for the summer.
Mrs Paul Ritter, wife OF the Minister
from Switzerland. who is spending the
week on Long Island with her friend.
Mrs. Z NJ. Townsend. will not return
to Washington before sailing for Europe
on June Z. Or. Ritter will Join her in
New York. and together with their son.
Paul Ritter. jr.. VIII spend Che summer in
the Swiss Lake region.
Lieut.. FiIippo Camperio. naval attachs
Of the Italian Embassy, will also sail
from New York on June Z. He will go
direct TO Italy 10 enter a months sea
duty, and may not return 10 this country.
Miss Janet Fish. daughter of Represen-
tative Fish. Of New York. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Hinckley, with her daughter. Miss
Gladys Hinckley. OF this city, are others
scheduled to sail for foreign ports next
Tuesday Mrs and Miss Hinckley will
go first to England, then 20 Oberammer-
gau. They expect 10 return In time for
the late season at Bar Harbor.
Following the adjournment of the
United States Supreme Court for the
sumrQer. the court family circle has be-
gun 10 scatter. The Chief Justice and at
least one of his daughters Will 60 as
usual 70 Sorrento. Me. Accompanied by
the BisseE Harlan, Mr.. Justice and Mrs.
Harlan left yesterday for their summer
home at Murray Bay. Canada. They will
stop of in Albany for a visit 10 Mr.. and
Mrs Erastus Corning. the latter being
remembered here as Miss Edith Harlan
Child. a member Of her grandfather's
household until her marriage 20 Mr..
Corning
A pleasant announcement incident TO
the departure OF Mr.. Justice and Mrs.
Lurton for their Tennessee home is that
they viii become householders when they
return here IN the fall. Gov. Hughes,
who will assume his duties on the SUI
preme bench in the autumn, and Mrs
Hughes win also join the colony OF JUS
tees. and viii have a home OF their own
in the Capital
Judge and Mrs Day have closed their
home in Columbia Heights. and gone 10
Canton Ohio. for the summer.
Senior de Ia Barra, the Mexican Am
hassador, has returned TO Washington
from the North Shore, where he went In
search OF q summer home for the en-
bessy He is still undecided as TO whore
he will go for the warm weather.
The Danish Minister and Countess
Moltke are spending some time with the
latters parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Thayer. of Boston. at their summer home
near Manchester Mass, and will remain
there until they sail in July TO spend the
remainder OF the summer In Denmark.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs ]. B. Aleshire have
removed 10 their new home in 8 street..
Solicitor General and Mrs Bowers and
Miss Martha Bowers have gone TO East
Gloucester, Mass. for the summer.
The Secretary Of War has greatly
pleased Chicago society by keeping Gen.
and Mrs. Frederick Grant and their
a agreeable STAFF in the Windy City, de-
spite the order long since issued that they
were TO succeed Gen. and Mrs. Leonard
Wood on Governors Island. AT the first
intimation Of a transfer Gen. and Mrs.
Grant packed up their goods and chattels
and have since bivouacked at the Vir-
ginia. ready for a quick onward march.
They have not ceased TO entertain aud
to accept invitations. however
Capt. and Mrs. Charles Fenton, the
latter a daughter Of the late Gen. Roch-
ester. U. S. A, and a WashIngtonian IN
her girlhood days. are among those close
ly affected by the Grants elastic plans
Mrs. Fenton has made many friends In
the Illinois city, and has been guest OF
honor at many farewell entertainments.
Judge Lambert Tree and Mr.. and Mrs.
John S. Runnells are among those re-
Gently entertaining for officers Of the
post and their wives.
Mrs. Lowden, wife OF Representative
Lowden. who was called to Chicago by
the recent illness OF her mother, Mrs
George Pullman has returned to her
home 10 Massachusetts, avenue, with the
report Of Mrs. Pullman's great improve
ment in health. After the adjournment
of Congress Mrs. Lowden will go to tha
Lowden farm near Oregon, H.. and IN
August TO the Thousand Islands for the
Pullman family reunion, in accordance
with the Will Of her father. the late
George Pullman, who expressed the de-
sire that Mrs. Lowden, his favorite
daughter, should act as hostess every
year. when Pullmans from the four cor
ners OF the earth come together at the
old summer homA of the family in the
St. Lawrence Ri
Announcement is made Of the marriage
Of Miss Eva Webster. daughter Of Mrs.
J. D. Webster. OF this city. and Mr..
Charles Morris Hopkins. Of Manassas,
Va. which took place June in Epiph-
any Church, the rector, DR.. Randolph
II. McKim. officiating. Mr.. j. Prince
Webster, Of Atlanta, gave his sister in
marriage and entertained the wedding
party at breakfast at the New Willard
following the ceremony.
The first secretary Of the siamese Lee
CATION and Mrs. Edward LOTUS have
gone to East Gloucester. Mass, where
they have established the legation for the
summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins,
with the Misses Perkins. have gone to
New York
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Porter vor.a