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of the old Maryland family OF that
name. The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. Charles d. Waters
and the Rev. Edward l.. Beauchamp.


formed by the Rev. Charles d. Waters
and the Rev. Edward l.. Beauchamp.
Mrs. Peter Murray, wife of Capt. Muir
ray of the quartermasters department.
L. s. A.. is in New York for Few
days.
Among the passengers sailing on the
express steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse OF the North German Lloyd line,
from New York to Bremen. tomorrow
will be Col. u. c. Poole and Mr.. ID. Z.
Poole. jr.. of this city.
Mrs. H. Wigmore has gone TO New
York to join her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Stauffer Moore. at the Waldorf
Mrs. Lee Stubbleiield who returned
from Atlantic City last week and opened
her house on Massachusetts avenue,
leaves tomorrow morning for Philadelphia
for few days visit.
Mrs. Mary Emerson Jackson of Boston
will spend the winter here with her
daughter, Mrs. Richard Fay Jackson. who
has just returned with her young daugh-
ter from a month visit in Massachu-
setts.
Mrs Joseph j. Fay of Baltimore is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Sidney Mayer
of the Woodwork.
Senator George E. Chamberlain re-
turned to Washington last evening from
his home in Oregon. He WAS accom-
daughters. Misses Carrie Lee and Fam
ME. and all will be at their home at
1749 Q street northwest until after the
adjournment Of Congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Austin Wood of
San Francisco are on their way east to
visit the formers aunt. Miss Della Tor
rey. at Milburn. Mass, aunt of Presi-
dent Taft. The Woods will visit in New
York and this city before going back to
California for the holidays.
Miss Margaretta Symons, who has been
making a series Of visits since the clos
ing OF her parents summer home at
Casanova, y. ", has Joined Col and
Mrs. Symons at their home in this city.
Among the Washingtonians at the Hotel
La Sale in Chicago are Mr. and Mrs.
Charles J. Williamson.
Miss Knoblauch of Minneapolis recently
entertained at a large bridge party In
compliment to Mrs. Charles j. William
son, and Mrs. c. 4. r. Turner was hostess
at a theater party. followed by tea. for
Mrs. Williamson, who was then her house
guest.
Mrs. Charles L. Palms of Detroit gave
a luncheon last week to meet Mrs. An
DIRE W. Brewster of Washington. who
Is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. T.
Chandler Walker. The other guests
were Mrs. John n. Bagley. Mrs. Charles
b. Warren. Mrs. William p. Hamilton
and Mrs. Alexander Ingersoll Lewis.
Baron Chiuda, who it is said, will be
the next ambassador here from Japan
the cable news says, is now in Berlin
where he and the Baroness Chiuda give
notable entertainments in their big
house in the Tiergarten. The baroness
wears very elegant gowns and jewels
and speaks both English and French
The baron was educated in this coun-
try. The couple have two children,
daughter. the wife Of the Japanese con-
officer in the Japanese army.
The Chinese minister, Mr.. Chang. is In
Mexico, but Nine. Chang and family are
back at the Chinese legation in this city.
The minister from Greece. NJ. Louis
Coromiias, and his wife. the former Miss
Anna Ewing Cockrell of this City, are ex'
pected here in a week or SO, after years
absence in Athens. NJ. Coromilas, In ad
dftion to representing his government II
Washington, is minister OF the cabinet
Gen. Edwin Morton Coates, L. 5. 4.
retired, of this city, has been visiting old
time friends in Chicago, once his home
and his only son, a lieutenant. stationed
| at Fort Sheridan. Gen. Coates is one o
| the few surviving members Of the Unitet
States Zouave Cadets, commanded by Col
| Ellsworth, who made the famous tour o
the eastern cities in July and August
| 1850 returning as military champions o
America Gen. and Mrs. Coates are stop
ping in Highland Park.