The Washington times., 1912-09-21
Greater Part of Summer
Was Spent There Up
to August.

| The Charge d'Affaires of Persia and
Nine. All Kuli Khan have taken a place
| near Leesburg, Va, where Nine. Khan
and their children will spend the win
ter.
The charge and his family spent the
greater part of the summer In the VI
| cinity of Leesburg, going North in
August for the marriage of Nine. Khan's 8
sister, Miss Breed. ..
=
The Argentine Minister and Nine.
Naon and their family have arrived in
Washington from South America and
are established in their house in Lafay-
cite Square Owing to mourning for the
mother of the minister, who died re-
Gently, they will not participate In So
cial anairs this season.
Brig. Gen. David Stewart Gordon. u
s. NJ, retired, and Mrs Gordon, who
spent the most of the summer in At
iantic CITY, have returned to Washing
ton and opened their residence in Mas
Saenuse''S avenue Tor the winter.
Miss Abbie ingalls, Barnard, whose
marriage to Russell Ellis SaId, Of Al
bany, N. Y, will take place Monday ut
lhgaliscote, Virginia Hot Springs. be-
gan the three days entertaining which
will p-ecede her wedding with a dinner
last evening for the seven girls who
are now at Ingallscote to be guests un-
III after the wedding. They are Miss
Of Washington; Miss Olga Wiborg, and
Miss Mary WIbCrg, OF, New YORK Miss
Helen Green, OF Cincinnati, Miss Louise
Witherbee, OF Port Henry; Miss Mildred
ing dinner for the entire wedding
party will be given and afterward tho
party Will attend the dance at the Hotel
Homestead
The invitation tennis tournament
reached its fifth day at the Casino at
Newport yesterday where the matches
were run along splendidly under the su-
pervision Of Mrs. Barger wallach and
Miss Maude K. Wetmore, daughter of
Senator and Mrs. wetmore.
"A. c. Horstmann, secretary of the
German embassy. was host at lunch
con today at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson, who re-
Gently returned to Washington from
Newport. where they occupied a cot
tage this season, are in New York for
a short time' guests at the Plaza,
News of the engagement of Miss
Pauline Chase. daughter of Albert II.
Chase, of Norwich. Conn, to Henry
F; NJ Cockrell of Missouri. has reached
Washington.
Mr.. Cockrell's sister, Nine. Coromilas,
Is the wife of the minister of Greece.
L. A; Coromilas. and is now abroad
The charge d'affaires OF Greece. L. L.
Caftanzoglu, who spent the summer at
Bar Harbor, has returned to Washing
ton.
Lieut.. Joseph Beale. Z. S. N, and
Mrs. Beale and Miss Atala w. B. Beale,
who recently returned to this country
from an extended trip abroad. and who
are now in Atlantic City, are expected
to return to Washington this evening
and open their residence in Massa-
chusetts avenue.
Mrs Russell B. Harrison. who spent
the summer in the West, has arrived in
Washington and will be Joined shortly
by her mother. Mrs. Saunders. who
spends the winters with her.
Miss Florence Adams. who spent the
summer at Magnolia. Mass, has re-
turned to Washington.
Miss Helen Taft will probably be
chosen queen of the Mardi Gras at
Beverly, Mass. The celebration takes
place Wednesday evening marking the
turning on for the first time re-, OF the
ness associations of Beverly are con-
ducting a voting contest to name the
queen, and Miss Taft is one of the
leaders.
The concert for the benefit Of the
Berkshire Industrial farm, at Canaan,
N. Y, which was given yesterday af-
ternoon at Spring Lawn, the villa OF
Mrs. John E. Alexandra at Lenox,
Mass, was attended by over 200 of the
colonists Of the neighborhood. Among
those from Washington were Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court and Mrs.
White and Col. Spencer Cosby, U. s. A.
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The military attache of the japanese
embassy, Lieutenant Colonel Inouye. is
making an extended tour Of the West
Indies and Central America. He Will
return to Washington late next month.