The Washington times., 1911-10-01
Several Weddings Of Prom
inent Young People Take
Place This Month.

The summers gayeties at the various
fashionable summer resorts rapidly are
drawing to a close, and with the uoe
| Of European travel fast turning home
J ward, plans for the winter social sea-
son at the National Capital are begin
| ming to formulate. Many there are, OF
course, who will remain away until late
! in November, for the autumn days in
the Berkshires and at the Virginia Hot
Springs are still strong drawing cards,
but those who have children to start in
school, or debutante daughters to
launch in the social whirl, are hasten
ing their return.
Officially, of course, no one Is yet at
home socially, but a goodly contingent
In official and resoent circles has al
ready arrived, and those already here
will be augmented this Week by the
judicial coterie, the Supreme Court con-
vening a week from tomorrow.
Several weddings, too, are scheduled
for this month, with that OF Miss Olga
Roosevelt and DR.. Breckenridge Bayne
about the first of the series, followed
closely by that of Miss Anderson TO
DIR. Thatcher, of New York.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Hopkins.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
Hopkins, to Crawford Blagden, Of New
York, is set for Saturday, at the coun-
try home of the brides parents at Will
Jamestown, Mass, and a number from
Washington will attend. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hopkins will not return TO their Wash
ington home for some weeks after the
wedding, remaining at their Massachu-
sets estate later than usual this sea-
son.
In the Diplomatic corps a number OF
changes already have taken place, ana
still more are scheduled, and the TASK
OF house hunting will bring practically
all this interesting group back LOT tne
winter by the end Of this month.
Important among the changes in the
corps is the appointment of George
Bahkmetieff as Russian ambassador; "
succeed Baron Rosen. Nine. Bahkmetlen
formerly was Miss Mary Beale, a sister
of Mrs, John r. Mclean, her marriage
to the present ambassador taking place
several years ago, during his previous
residence here as secretary OF tne en-
bassy Her return to Washington as
hostess of one of the foreign embassies
cannot fail to add considerable Zest 10
the seasons festivities on account or her
numerous affiliations In exclusive circles
Apropos of diplomatic changes, the ap-
pointment during the summer OF LarZ
Anderson, as minister to Belgium, Will
close one Of the handsomest houses In
the millionaire winter colony, which is
becoming such factor in the social lie
Of Washington.
Miss Marie r. De LaCo5te has re-
turred to Washington from two
months visit to former Senator and
Mrs. Marion Butler, at their large plan
tation in Sampson county, N. C., and
is located at PHI California street.
Rear Admiral George G. Remey. .. 6.
N. and Mrs. Remey have returned to
the city and have opened their resi-
dence in New Hampshire avenue for the
winter They spent the summer at
r. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Lee Phillips have re- I
turned to Washington from an extend
ed sojourn at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers left for her
country place Bella Vista, Mt. sterl-
ing, KY, yesterday after a few days at
the Shorcham. Miss Elizabeth Rogcts,
who Is TO be one OF the seasons de-
hutantes, preceded her mother to Ken
lucky a few days ego. after their re-