The Washington herald., 1912-08-22

ing as Third Assistant Secretary OF
State. He was married to Miss Drayton
shortly after he was promoted TO the en-
bassy in London.
Maj. Sydney A. Cloman. u s. A., has
been appointed to command the company
of guards of the Panama-Pacific Exposi-
tion. which is Of much interest In many
PARTS OF the country. where both he and
Mrs. Cloman are well known. He was
formerly stationed in Washington. where
he was married few years ago to Mrs.
Victor Clement. They went Immediately
after the wedding to London. where he
was transferred to the United States
Embassy as military attache. and
where during his several years service
Mrs. Cloman was known as the turquoise
queen, owing to the number Of rare tur-
quoise she owned. This was not sur
prising to any one who knew that she is
the owner of the famous turquoise mine
In South Africa, out Of which Mr.. Glenn
ent made a huge fortune Since their re-
turn from London, Maj. Cloman has been
station at Fort Brady, Mich, and they
have made only visits here. which was
toward the close OF last season, when
they were guests CT Mrs. Cloman's old
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Ham,
mond. They will go to San Francisco
early in in the winter.
Mrs. Simpson. wife of Capt. Edward
T. Simpson, formerly naval attache Of
the United States Embassy in London.
will spend the coming winter in Prince
ton, where they have entered their son.
Mr.. Ridgely Simpson. Capt. Simpson has
been ordered to sea duty, and Mrs
Simpson. who has been in their home in
fr pa yxrftv IA
h ouse for the winter She Is returning to
Baltimore next month from England.
Capt. Simpson is succeeded in London by
Commander Powers Symington, also of
Baltimore. who has been commander Of
the Presidents yacht, the Mayfiower. for
some time.
Mrs. Myers, wife OF Senator Henry L.
Myers. of Montana. will leave Washing
ton the latter part Of this week to
spend a month at Mountain Lake Park.
Senator Myers will return to their home
in Hamilton at the adjournment of Con-
gress.
Mr.. Irwin B. Laughlin, first secretary
of the American Embassy in Berlin, has
arrived in New York from Europe He
will be the guest of Adrian Iselin. at
Newport, for several weeks. His mar
riage to Miss Therese Iselin will take
place September IS. at the country place
Of Mr.. Iselin at New Rochelle. Their en-
was announced a few weeks
ago. Mr.. Laughlin is a son Of the late
Maj. George NJ. Laughlin, and a brother
of the late Thomas X. Laughlin, brother
in-law of Mrs. Taft.
Senator and Mrs. Atlee Pomerene ex-
pect to leave Washington in a few days
for their home in Canton. Ohio. and they
will also visit In Michigan later in the
season.
Mrs johnson. wife of Senator Charles
F. johnson of Maine. left Washington
on Monday for their home in Waterville.
Me. Senator johnson will close their
apartment in the Cochran when Con-
gress adjourns and return to his home.
Mr.. Gardner F. Williams and Miss
Dorothy Williams, who have spent the
and Mrs. Frederick De c. Faust en-
route from California to New York.
sailed Tuesday on the Mauretania for
Europe. Mr.. Williams and his daughter
will return in October to Washington,
when they will open their residence in
R Street for the season.
The Acting Secretary of State, Hunt
ngton Wilson. who has been in Newport
With Mrs. Wilson for several days, has
eturned to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan C. wyeth, Of
022 R Street. are being congratulated on
he birth OF a daughter.
Lieut. Walter B. woodson. U. s. N. and
Mrs. woodson. have closed their apart |
nent in the Dupont for a few weeks. Mrs. |
Hoodson went first for a visit with her |
Mrs. A. ]. Halford. and will later |
DIN Lieut.. woodson. who will visit his |
amily in Lynchburg. Va. They will
pend few days at the Virginia Hot |
springs. before returning to this city.
Senator Weldon B. Hepburn of Idaho |
md Mrs. Hepburn have returned to their |
Ipartment in Stoneleigh Court from a |
motor car trip through Maryland and |
They went by way OF |
Frederick and Gettysburg. with Kennett, |
Pa, as their objective point. visiting rela-
ives of Mrs. Hepburn there. They will |
lcse their apartment as soon as Congress |
djourns and go to their home in Wal |
ace.
Mrs. Howard, wife of Representative |
William Sley Howard of Georgia, with |
heir young son will leave the latter part |
# the week for their home in Decatur |
Howard will close their |
partment in the Parkwood at the ad- |
ournment of Congress and Join his |
amily.
Mrs. Roddenbery, wife of Representa-
i've s. A. Roddenbery Of Georgia, will |
eaye Washington on Saturday for their |
ome In Townsville. At the adjourn
nent Of Congress, Mr.. Roddenbery will |
lose their apartment in the New berne 1
nd join Mrs. Roddenbery.
Mrs. Marbury, wife Of DR.. Charles c.
who spent the past two months
n Woodbury. Forrest, near Orange, Va,
rith her two children and mother, Mrs
tewart, will return to this city on Mon
ay.
Miss -Genevfeve Clark, daughter of the
peaker Of the House of Representatives,
nd Mrs. Clark. who have spent the
arly summer at Deal Beach. N. J., ac-
ompanied Col. and Mrs. George Harvey
esterday to their camp in the Adiron-l
acks, where they will remain until fall.
Mrs. Edwards, wife of Gen. Clarence
EDWARDS. has arrived at Nahant. Mass.
Miss Elizabeth Forney has gone to
Pa, where she is the guest of
er grandmother, Mrs. A. X. Stevenson