The Washington herald., 1911-08-02

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moved from the house 1sl Sixteenth
street, which II ey have occupied since
the Minister'S appointment here. to 1913
| Vermont avenue, the old home Of the
late Mr.. Gustave Lansburgh and his
family. where they are established until
the extra sessio Of Congress closes The
Minister and his family, which includes
| two very attractive daughters who will
be factors in society next season, will
take months outing or more after Con-
gress disperses, but they have selected
no place yet.
| The military attache of the Russian
Embassy, Col. Baron de Bode, and his
sister, Baroness Elizabeth de Bode went
| to New York yesterday, from where
they will sail on Saturday for Russia for
several months visit with their family.
| The baron will return to the embassy
| here in October, but his sister will not
| return until later.
| Mrs Young, wife of Lieut.. Gen. S. B.
NJ. Young, L. S. A, retired, governor
of the Soldiers HomS here. las gone
to Helena, Mont, to make her annual
visit TO relatives there. Gen. Young's
GRANDDAUGHTER, Miss Alice Margaret
| Knight. daughter OF Maj. ]. T Knight,
| who has been with her grandparents
during the past month has gone to join
her mother and brothers and sisters at
| their cottage in the Virginia mountains.
Mai Knight IS still with Gen. Young
at the Home, his own house, In Calvert
street, being closed for the summer
Commander and Mrs. H. H. Barroll,
who returned from a short visit North
recently, will go early this month to
Mount Clemens. Mich. for a few weeks
stay. and then go on to New England TO
make some visits among relatives and
friends They will be absent two
months.
The appointment OF Mr.. John Ridgely
Carter United States Minister to Rou-
mania and the Balkan States. to be
United States Minister TO Argentina is
no surprise to his friends or to diplo-
matte circles. as it was we'll known Mr..
Carter would shortly be promoted in the
service. Mrs. Carter is a daughter ofl
Mrs. ID. p Morgan, of this city, and
made her debut in society in their home
in Scott circle. which is occupied by' the
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Meyer. |
Miss Morgan was a great belle and a
pronounced beauty, and her marriage to
Mr.. Carter was one of the brilliant events
Of the season twenty-odd years ago. |
She was an important factor in the dip |
lomatic circles of London during Mr.. |
Carters regime as first secretary of the |
United States Embassy, from which he |
was promoted to Minister TO Roumania. |
Their daughter was one of the great |
favorites at the English court and with |
Queen Alexandra. Mrs. Carter is now
visiting relatives at Newport, where |
the Minister will join her for the re-
mainder of his vacation.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley and her daugh-
ter, Miss Gladys Hinckley, who spent
the early part of the summer abroad.
have returned, and gone to Bar Harbor
for the remainder of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bowie Chapman have
returned from a weekend visit to the
White Sulphur Springs. W. Va. where
they were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Burton Kimberly.
Paymaster Gen. Cowie. L. S. N, and
Mrs. Cowie have returned from Buena
Vista Springs, and, after few days in
their home here, they will go on to Hot
Springs, Va, for several weeks
Mrs Milliken, wife of Judge W. A.
Milliken, of Baltimore, formerly of this
city, has gone to North Woodstock, n.
H., for the remainder OF the summer,
accompanied by her two children. She
spent the early summer in the Green
Spring Valley. and was for a few days
the guest of her brother-in-law and Sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore J. Pickett,
in this city. Judge Milliken is in Ten
nessee.
Mrs. Stephen o. Ford, formerly Miss
Elaine Sebring, has arrived in Washing
ton for her semi-annual visit to her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sebring, at
their home. 1909 Kenyon street. Later
in the month Mrs. Sebring and her
daughter will go to Atlantic City, and
will be joined there by Mr.. Sebring and
Mr.. Ford some time in September.
Mr.. and Mrs Neill S. Brown, third, the
latter formerly Miss Gertrude Wagner.
of Pittsburg, have arrived at the home
of the formers mother from their brief
wedding trip. They will remain with her
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Lower announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Elsie Elizabeth Lower, to Mr.. Carl Stone
Pomeroy. Of Vermont. The wedding will
take place in the autumn.
An interesting wedding will take place
in ST. Paul. Mimi. on the oath of this
month, which will mark another inter-
national marriage rather more uncom-
mon than usual, wher an American and
Turkish family becomes united. On this
occasion Miss Josephine Kalman, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Kalman, of
ST. Paul. will become the bride of Mr.
Richard Edward Blacque Bey, first Sec
retary of the Turkish Embassy in Ber-
lin and in direct line to be transferred
to the embassy in this city. The cere- |
mony will be performed in the st. Paurs
Cathedral at 4 o'clock in the afternoon
and will be followed by reception. The
bridegroom will arrive in this country
about the middle of this month, when
the entertaining will begin for the popu-
lar bride and her foreign bridegroom. |
Miss Kathleen Beresford. daughter of Z
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford, of {,
Shamrock Cottage, Waltham Cross, near ,
London. will be the brides maid of j
honor. and will arrive at the Kalman ,
home this week. Some of the members ,
Of the embassy staff here, possibly the !
himself. will go out for the
The Misses Bessie Hollidge. Mary
3ogan. Ronnie Sauter, and Ida Ford
pent the weekend with friends at North
Chesapeake Beach and were elaborately
lie
The marriage Is announced of Miss :