The Washington times., 1912-10-23

The Naval Attache OF the japanese
embassy, Commander Shigetoshi Take
uchi, who has been spending some time
in Boston, spent yesterday in Newport
as the guest of Capt. William b.
Caperton. u. s. N, commandant OF the
Narragansett Naval Station. He will
arrive in Washington this evening.
The military attache OF the Japanese
embassy. Lieut.. Col. Kazutsugu lnouye,
has returned to Washington from a
trip to Central America and the West
indies.
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The Charge dAffaires OF the Argen-
tine legation and Nine. Maniel e. NAL
bran are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son at their residence,
1888 Connecticut avenue.
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Brig. Gen. George Franklin Chase.
L. S. A., retired. and Mrs. Chase and
the Misses Chase. who spent the last
two years on Governors Island. ". Y.
General Chase's last post before his re-
tirement last spring, have taken an
apartment in the Dresden for this win
ter. Miss Emily Tevis Chase made her
debut last season.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roosevelt have
returned from their summer place at
Sayville, L. l., and have opened their
Washington residence for the winter.
During the latter part OF the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt made a motor
trip through New England, visiting the
various North Shore resorts.
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MIR. and Mrs. Fremont-Smith will
leave Bar Harbor. where they have
spent the summer. within the next
week and make a series OF visits before
returning to washington early next
month.
Mrs. Hinckley and Miss Gladys Hinck-
ley. who have recently arrived in Wash.
ington from abroad, where they spent
the summer. and who have been al
the Grafton this week. have opened
their residence in Sixteenth street for
the winter.
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Mrs Frank Ellis left Washington yes.
terday for Virginia Hot Springs tc
spend the autumn season. She spent
the summer at Osterviile and Bar Har.
Dor, returning 10 Washington a week
Mrs. James F. Barbour and Miss Mar
Euerite Barbour. who spent the last tive
months in Atlantic City. have returned
to washington. Mrs Barbour and Mis-
Barbour spent most OF the summer a.
Narragansett Pier
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Mrs. Norton, wife of Capt. Harold p
Norton, U. S. N, who went to New
York last week to see her brother-in
law and sister. the French Ministe
10 Sweden and Nine. Thiebaut, off t,
their home abroad. is now in Boston 70
fortnight with another sister. Mrs
William Manning Irwin. wife OF Cap
tain Irwin. U. s. N. retired. Mrs. Ir
win was operated upon recently and 1
now convalescing. Miss Mary Irwin. VIII
was to have accompanied her uncle an,
aunt to Stockholm to make her debu
there this season. did not go on accoun
of her mothers illness,
Mrs. Leonard Wood, wife OF the chic
OF staff Of the army, has rs her gues
her sister. Mrs. Albert l.. Key. wife o
Captain Key. U. S. A
MIS- "iindn II. Sldkett, OF the MARI
borough. has as her guest her sop-in
law and daughter. Pay Inspector Ed
mund w. Bonnaffon. U. 8. N. and Mr.,
Bonnaffon. Of Philadelphia.
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Mrs. Ernst and Miss Ernst. wife an
daughter OF Brig. Gen o. II. Ernst. |
s. A., will arrive in Washington toda
to join General Ernst at their residenc
in Connecticut avenue.
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Rear Admiral John f. Pillsbury. |
s. NJ. and Mrs. Pillsbury are expecte
to arrive in Washington today froi
Lenox, Mass. where they spent tn
summer.
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Mrs. !. 7. Mann and Miss Elizabet
Hickey. who spent the last mont
abroad. have returned to Washington
and Mrs. Mann has opened her res
denoe in Sixteenth street for tho winte