The Washington herald., 1911-09-06

The Secretary of State and Mrs. Phi
lander c. Knox, who have spent the
greater part of the summer at their
country-place, Valley Forge, Pa, will
leave to-day for Breton Woods to spend
the month at Mount Washington.
The Japanese Ambassador and Baroness
Tchida will come to Washington to-
morrow from the summer quarters of
tho embassy at Beuna Vista, preparatory
tn their departure the last of the month,
for Japan. where the Ambassador has
lust been appointed minister of foreign
affairs in the japanese cabinet A sue
cessor to Baron Uchida as Ambassador
at washington has not yet been named.
Mrs Jack BealI, wife of Representa-
tive Beau, of Texas, who has spent the
summer at Capon Springs, w. Va. re-
turned TO Washington last week for a
few davs, and left on Saturday for At
lentIc CITY for a considerable stay.
Mrs, Ollie James, wife OF the Repre-
sentative from Kentucky. has been visit
ing Mrs. Nicholson in Chevy Chase for
some weeks. She went to Atlantic City
late last week to join Representative
James for a stay of six weeks. They
will then go to their home in Kentucky
to remain until the opening Of Congress
in December.
Cant. Henry Kimmel. L. S. N, retired,
and Mrs. Kimmel and their charming
family will return to Washington on the
lIth of this month. after spending the
entire summer at Allegheny Inn. Goshen,
Va. They will occupy the residence in
KaIorarna road which they leased last
winter. their own home in Biltmore
street being now leased TO Representa-
tive Henry George and family. Of New
York. Miss Helen Kimmel will return
here with her parents. but will Join sew
eral house parties before the opening OF
school Miss Kimmel will be one of the
buds of two seasons from now, and will
unuuestionably be-one of the most beau
tiful girls of her season.
Mr.. William F. Mattingly, accompanied
by his daughter Mrs. E. L. d. Breckin-
ridge, will return TO Washington to-day
after spending the summer at Dublin,
IN. H.. with Mr. Mattipgly's other
daughter. Mrs. Robert Treat Paine. OF
Boston. at her summer home. Mrs.
BreckinridGe and her children Will join
Capt Breckenridge shortly and accom-
4
Mai Henry T Allen, L. S. A. of Fort
Myer. and Lieut. Charles A. Rockwell.
Z S A.. stationed in this city. spent a
few DAYS IN Baltimore attending the
races at PimlIco, and were among tne
guests at the subscription dinner and
| hunt dance following, given at the club
house at PiInlico Monday evening.
Bertha Block. of Columbus. Ohio. to Mr..
Monroe NJ FrankeI, formerly of this
city The ceremony was performed on
Sunday, August q. in the home OF the
bride 40 East Main street. The bride
| groom was formerly connected with the
Post-ntfice Department, and Is well
known in Washington. He was trans
ferred to Columbus. Ohio. last spring.
and will make his home there for the
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Frankel will De
at home after October l at 749 East Main
| street.
| Capt. Davis B. Wills, L S. NJ c.. and
Mrs Wills have taken an apartment at
| the CordOva.
Mrs. Simmons. wife of Capt. B. T,
simmons, L. S. A, and small son have
! returned to the Ontario, after spending
| the summer at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Paul Clark and son have return
ed to the Ontario after spending the
summer at Ocean city, Md, and in the
| mountains of Virginia.
Mrs. William A. Dixon is in Montreal
| Canada, but will shortly return to her
| apartments in the Ontario.
Miss Frances Leigh Brooks, of Balti-
more. who is well known here. is now
the guest of her brother and sister-in-