Evening star., 1912-09-08
SOCIETY.
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their home in South Bend, Ind. where
they will remain until December.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Gassenhemer have re-
turned home from a short stay at Ocean
View, Va.
| Florida. Mrs Fletcher and Miss FLETCHER
| will remain here until the 1st of October
| before joining the senator at their south
| ern home for two months.
| Miss Gertrude Mulhausen of Baltimore
is the guest of Miss Edna Oppenheimer
| of kalorama road
| Mrs. Grace Parker left Washington las
week for Atlantic City. where she viii
| spend a fortnight.
The Mexican ambassador and Mime
| Calero who have been at Dark Bay
| Me- for several weeks, returned to New
| York Thursday and sailed for Mexico
where they will remain for two months
! The first secretary. Signor de la Cueva,
| will be charge d'afaireS during the alb
/ Sence of the ambassador.
Mr. and Mrs NJ d. Goodacer and fam
| lily have returned to their home on Uni
| yersity street. after an absence or three
| months, which was spent at their cottage
| at Colonial Beach
Mr.. and Mrs Woodland, who have beer
| turned to this city, and are located on
| street.
| The Mexican minister to Cuba Senol
| Godoy who, with his family, is spend
| ing several months in New York. was
| among the visitors to Washington during
| the week. Mr.. Albert Godoy, an attacht
| of the Mexican embassy here, is spend
| ing the week end with his parents il
| New York.
| Miss Gretchen Hood, who has been
spending the month of August at Os
stopping with some Washington frlends
| in Paris, planning to resume her voca
| musical studies next winter, either IN the
| French capital or in Brussels.
| Mrs. s. T.. Rabe and Miss Caroline
Rabe have returned from New Haven
| Conn, where they We're the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs William F. Clark at their
summer home in Woodmont.
| Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Josephine Berna-
dette OConnell of Washington and Mr
James j. NJ. O'Leary of Wheeling, w
Va.
The bride-elect is the charming young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David OCon-
nell, and has taken part in local amateur
theatrical productions. Mr.. OLeary was
honor graduate at Georgetown Unlver-
sity Law School in 1911. winning first
prize, and representing the Senior De-
batting Society in the annual debate.
He is connected with the interstate COM
merce commission The marriage Will
occur in the near future.
Mrs. Hines, wife of Capt. Frank
Hines, L. S. A., is in Salt Lake, Utah,
with her children, where they spent the
summer with her own and her husband s
relatives. but she will leave there about
the middle of the month to join Capt.
Hines in Washington, where he is now
a member of the staff of Gen. Ayleshire.
The American ambassador and Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid will shortly return from
Harrogate, the spa of Yorkshire. Eng
land, where many other Americans have
been also during the past month. While
there the Reids occupied Park House.
a beautiful residence on the outskirts,
and the stay there greatly benefited Mr..
Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs Reid will be in the coun-
try for the late autumn.
Mrs. Van Auken Mills has left Moores
Mills, New York. for Riverside. Conn,
whence Mrs Mills will return to Wash
ington this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lockwood and
family of Washington arrived last week
at Aix-les-Bain
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman A. Turne of WASH
ington are sojourning at Wiesbaden.
DR.. and Mrs W. F. Schaller of this city
were recent arrivals at Milan
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Petty Mr.. L. o.
Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. i. A. Holton, Mrs.
the Misses Marian and Anne Lou Forney,
all Of Washington, were registered at
various hotels in Paris last week.
Maddox of Washington were at the Hotel
Victoria in London recently.
Queen Victoria Of Spain spent several
days in Paris last week. en- route from
England to Spain. On the evening Of her
departure members Of the Spanish en-
bassy in France and other prominent
Spaniards gathered at the Quai d'Orsay
station to see her off. Among the latter
were the Spanish minister to Washington
and Nine. De Riano, who have travelled
extensively since going abroad in the
early summer.
Munich is the focusing point for Ameri-
can travellers abroad just at present. They
fill the hotels and predominate in the
audiences at the Prinz Regenten Theater.
where the Wagner festival is now in
progress.
fried performance were Mrs. John g. A.
Leishman and her daughter, Countess de
Gontaut-Biron.
Count Bernstorff, the German ambassa-
dor, and Countess Bernstorff were at
their country place on the Starmberger
lake in the suburbs Of Munich all sum-
mer, and have often attended the opera
performances
Miss List Of this city. who has spent
the past two months in Seattle. Wash,
as the guest of Mrs. Lenore Blackwell,
is shortly to return home.
Mr.. Adolph Kretzer and daughter, Miss
Lillian KretZer. who were the recent
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Tucker
1905 Emerson street northwest, returned
to their home in Jersey City, N. j.. Mon
day last
Mrs A. B. Travis OF Braddock Heights
Va: Mrs. A. v. Barclay of 1241 ALE
ghany avenue. Philadelphia Pa, ant
Mrs. Charles Etter of 4112 Old York road
Philadelphia, who were recently the guest.
of relatives in this city, returned tc theil
homes Saturday last.
Wednesday, September 4, 1912, at !,
pm, Miss Ruth Harrison. daughter o
George w. Harrison of Alexandria. Va.
| and Mr. Perry E. Medford were married
at the home of the groom's mother, 163
| Sd street northwest. by the Rev. p. w
Jeffries of Mount Pleasant NJ. E. Church
| South. Owing to the Ill health of tn,
groom's mother the invited guests wer'
only immediate relatives and friends TIL,
house was prettily decorated with rose.
| and asters. The bride wore a gown O.
white chiffon over silk, and carried
shower bouquet of roses and lilies of tn,
| valley After trip south Mr.. and Mrs
| Medford will be at home after October
at 1881 Sd street northwest.
| Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Connor. jr., ano
| Mr. and Mrs. III. R. Burrill left Wash.
,crfn ut :.