The Washington times., 1911-11-04
Will Make Winter Home
in Detroit. Which Causes
Regret Here.

The intention OF the former Secretary
Of the Navy and Mrs. Truman H. New
berry to remain at their Detroit home,
leaving their handsome Washington
residence, on Sixteenth street, closed
throughout the winter, is matter OF
great regret to society.
MRS. Newberry and Miss Newberry
have been important factors In the socia
life OF the National Capital and will be
greatly missed,
They probably will acome here for q
few days the latter part Of November OF
early In December, but there house will
be unopened for the, season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Now At Newport Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Norman are spend
ing the autumn at their place at New
port.
Mrs. Nagel, wife of the Secretary. ol
York for the naval review, has gone on
to Boston for O ten days visit.
Mrs. Elkins and Miss Katherine FL
kins. VIE have been at their country
turn from abroad. now are at their i
street residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Elkins have re-
turned to their home at, Elkins. w. Va,
after few days at the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Sterling, OF
England, the latter formerly Miss Ethel
Robeson, of Washington, have arrived
On their annual visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George z. nwyer have
invitations out for tho marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Katherine Macarius
Wednesday. November is. at 5 o'clock,
at st. Stephen's Catholic Church. After
December / Mr.. Williamson and his
bride will be at home at 2126 II street.
Send Out Cards
For Tea Next Friday.
Mrs. w. Scott Smith and the Misses
Scott Smith have cards out for a tea
Friday afternoon, November 10. from 4
to { o'clock, at thcir residence, 52d 7
street. ".
Mrs. z. II. G. Slater and Miss Mary
Gwynn, who have been spending tha
summer at the formers Newport estate,
have Joined the Washington contingent
at the Virginia Hot Springs and will
not return to the Capital until after
Thanksgiving.
A tea and candy bazaar for thu bene.
ct of the Soldiers. Sailors. and Marines
Club, at the clubhouse, at = street
northwest. is being arranged by the
women Of the Army and Navy League.
to take rlace Wedn esday afternoon. De-
cember Q, from 8 TO 8 o'clock.
Mrs. A,ilick Palmer Is chairman of the
committee. which includes Mrs Auden-
reid, Mrs. r. B. Bradford, Mrs. Lyman
Tiffany, Mrs. Alfred b. Taylor, Mrs.
John G; Kelton, Mrs. Z, H. Buekinghan,.
Schley, Mrs. c. d. Edwards, Miss Free
man. ami Miss Helen Palmer.
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Senior Juan Brin
Is Host At Dinner. ....
Senior Juan Brin, secretary Of the le.
cation. and now acting as charge DAT.
faires of Panama, entertained at din
ner last night at the Pan-American
Union building in celebration of the
eighth anniversary of the independence
of Panama.
The list of guests included the secre.
tary Of State, the Secretary of War, the
the charge daffaires of Austro-Hun-
gary, the charge d'affares of Germany
the ambassador Of Brazil, the minister OF
sss GGsts Rca the ses minister Ss Of Sssr sam tht
Guatemala, the minister. of Salvador
the charge d'affaires of Greece. the
minister, Of Nicaragua. the minister OF
Cuba, the minister Of Argentina, the
matte officer. the patent commissioner
affairs, the chief Of the DIPLOMATIC bu'
reau, the chief of the Bureau Of Trade
reau Of Trade Relations, the chief CLERK
Of the State Department. the secretary
to the Secretary Of state, the director
general of the Pan American Union, the
assistant director Of the Pan5AmericaI
Hodgon. Percy Herbert Ashmead, Prof
John F. Hayford. Prof. Ora NJ. Leland
DR.. Pedro Perez Zeledons Luis Mata.
moros, Edward Bruce Hill, Henry E
aria. Frank Lapiedra, the Panams
consul general. Albert Hale. Franklin
Adams, J. Moreno Lacalle. DR.. JAIME.
Brown Scott. the vice consul of Cuba
enn of % ee
Of Panama in the Panama-Costa Rica
boundary dispute, the. consulting en-
gineer Of the Panama legation, Ernestc
Brin, Raul Brin. and Carlos Brin.
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Mrs. symons. wife of Col. Thomas w
Symons. u. S. A., has left Washington
for New York, where she will spend q
few days.
Mrs. Eldridge Jordan has returned to
Washington from New York, where she
went to see her mother and sister, Mrs
7. Tyson Elliott and Mrs. Frank Bald.
win, of Baltimore, off for Europe. They
sailed on the Cleveland last Wednes.
day from New York for a cruise around
the world. They will return to this
country in March via California.
About the middle of next month Mrs
Jordan will leave Washington for Phila.
delphia where she will he the ppeat ~
Mr. and Mrs. T. Johnson Ward fsr a
few days.