The Washington times., 1912-10-11

French Ambassador Will
Reopen Home in Capital


come directly to washington and open
the embassy for the winter.
Nine. Jusserand 10 the frst to return
Of the diplomatic hostesses who will
participate in the seasons gayeties.
Nine. BakhmetefY, wife Of the Rus
sian Ambassador. who arrived in the
city for the winter about a week ago.
will not take any active part In So
ciety this winter. because Of mourning
for her sister. Mrs. John r., Mclean.
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Rear Admiral w. II. Emory. u. q. N,
and Mrs. Emory will come to Washing
ton within few days from their sum-
mer home on Long Island.
Brig. Gen. Butler D. Price, U. 9. A..
and Mrs. Price are again at, their
apartment at the Cairo after spending
the summer at jamestown.
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Mrs. Nicoll Ludlow has retuned to
Washington after a years absence and
opened her residence on jackson place
for the winter. She will not participate
to any extent in the festivities OF the
season. however. because of mourning
for her sister-in-law, Mrs. John r. Nc
Lean.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson have
Joined the washington. colony spend
ing the autumn at the virginia Hot
Springs. They have been In New York
for a brief stay after q most success
full season at Newport and a series of
visits on the North Shore during the
last few weeks.
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Mrs. Charles Russell Train., wife Of
Lieutenant Train. U. 8. NJ. Is In New
York for the naval review.
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Mrs. Mason. wife Of Rear Admiral
Newton i. Mason. U. 8. N, and Miss
Dorothy Mason. have returned to WASH
ington after season at jamestown
and Newport. R. !;
Miss Helen Downing and Miss Elsie
Downing. who have been spending the
season at jamestown. r. L." are the
guests Of the Misses Gleaves, daughters
Of Capt. Albert Gleaves, U. 8. N, COM
manSant of the New York Navy Yard.
and Mrs. Gleaves. for the naval re-
view.
Mrs. Stimson. wife Of the Secretary
Of War. has gone to their summer place
on Long Island to remain until later
In the month when she will Join Mr..
stimson in Washington. Mrs. stimson
accompanied the secretary on his West
ern tour OF inspection from which he
has just returned. -
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Mrs. william r. Draper and Miss
Marguerite Draper have arrived in
Washington and have opened their
home in X street for the season. They
spent the early summer abroad and
have been at their place at Manchester.
Mass. since their return in July.
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Brig. Gen. Charles L. Fitzgerald, u.
8. A.. and Mrs. Fitzhugh sailed yester-
day from New York on the new French
liner France. to spend the winter
abroad.
The minister OF Salvador. DR.. Mejia,
whose family is now In Salvador. has
moved the legation headquarters from
the Portland to the Hotel Bellevue
Nine. Mejia and the Misses Mejia will
Join the minister later in the season.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stead have
closed their country place In Maryland
and have opened their residence in
Seventeenth street for the season. Miss
Mary Stead. who spent most Of the
summer with her parents in Maryland.
Is with them now.
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Miss Blanche Finger. who spent the
has returned to her home in Lamberts-
Vile. N. J.
Mrs. Ezra L. Koon and her daugh-
ter. Miss Koon, who are now In New
York city. have given UP their apart
ment in the Highlands and have leased
one in the Dresden. which they will
occupv upon their arrival in Washing
ton next week.
Mrs. e. H. Brooks and. her daughter.
Miss Margaretta Brooks. who spent
the summer abroad. have returned to
this country and Mrs. Brooks has ar
rived in washington and opened their
apartment in the Highlands for the
winter. Miss Brooks is spending sew
eral weeks on Lake George.
Rear Admiral Charles H. Stockton. u.
8. N. and Mrs. Stockton. who spent the
summer touring Holland. Switzerland,
the italian lakes. and In England. have
returned to Washington, and opened
their residence in o street for the win
ter.
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Miss Marjorie Smith, daughter of
Capt. Roy c. Smith. U. 8. N, and Mrs.
Smith. who spent the summer in Coop
erstown. N. Y. and few days In New
York city and in Philadelphia, en- route
to Washington, has Joined her parents
at their residence in Corcoran street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston Hunt have
returned to Washington. and are spend
Ing few days at the Grafton while
their residence at 1903 Rhode Island
avenue is being opened for the winter.
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Miss Louise HELEN. daughter of Mr..
\ and Mrs. Benjamin HELEN, who has
spent the last several weeks visiting
relatives in Long Island, has returned
to Washington.
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DR.. and Mrs. Duncan McKim, who
have been abroad. are expected to re-
! turn to Washington shortly. and art
having their residence on Eighteentf
street prepared for occupancy.
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