The Washington times., 1912-11-11

mmE. NAON.
One OF the handsomest women in the
Diplomatic Corps Is Nine. Naop, wife
pr the minister of the Argentine Re-
public. The minister recently departed
for his own country leaving Mime.
Naon and their children in Washing
ton. He will return to Washington the
latter part of December, probably In
time for the New Year reception at the
White House.
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Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson
gave a farewell luncheon today at the
st. Regis, in New York, prior to their
departure for Washington. They will
remain here only few weeks. leaving
Immediately after Thanksgiving TO
spend the greater part of the winter
cruising in Southern waters on their
houseboat. 1.-THE Everglades.
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The board Of lady managers Of Co
lumbia Hospital for Women has ar
ranged for n linen donation day to-
morrow at the hospital. Members of
the board will be at the hospital all
day to receive any gifts Of linen. sheets
for single beds, pillow cases, ETC.. which
may be delivered there.
IT is hoped the women OF Washing
ton will respond generously to this ap-
peal as the linen chests OF the free
wards OF the hospital are greatly In
need of replenishment, and this is one
OF the most worthy charities in which
society is interested.
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Miss Martha Goldman will close her
summer home, Berkeley villa, at New
port, the last OF November. and come
TO Washington for. the season.
Andrew, .Kalpa schnikoff. attache OF
the Russian embassy. who has been
at the German Hospital In New York
suffering from appendicitis, is now
the guest of Robert Goelet. at Tux
edo. n. Y.
Major Won Herwarth. military at
tache OF the German embassy, has re-
turned from New York. He will be
Joined shortly by Nine. Won Herwarth
who has been in Germany for sew
eral months.
The naval .attache of the Brazilian
embassy. who is now at the Grafton
Will be Joined shortly by Nine. Raider
de Aquino, who has been in Brazil
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Mrs. George Howe. of Raleigh. N. C..
sister of Governor Wilson, has ar
rived in Washington to spend the
winter and has taken an apartment
at the Decatur.
Mrs. John w. Timmons, wife oil
President Tafts naval aide. who
spent the summer in Maine. has join
ed Lieutenant Timmons at their resi-
dence on Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs. Symons and Miss Symons, wife
and daughter Of Col Thomas w. Sy.
mons, L. S. A., will leave Washington
this evening for Pittsburgh. where they
will spend a fortnight with Mrs George
G. Burgwin.
Miss Frances Brookes. niece Of Brig
Gen. John NJ Wilson. L. S. A.. Is spend
ing few days at Fort Washington
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Miss Janette Ayres. daughter of Con.
gressman Ayres of New York and
Mrs Ayres, who Is now visiting In Con.
necticut, where she has been for the
last couple of weeks, will arrive In
Washington the latter part OF the week
to join her parents.
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DR.. John Crayke Simpson and Mrs
Simpson will leave Washington the lat
ter part Of the week for New York
from where they sail Saturday to spenC
tho winter In Egypt,
Col Edward st. John Greble. u. S. A.
and Mrs. Greble, and the Misses Greble
who spent the summer ut their camp OF
Lake George. have returned to Wash
ington and opened their residence in {
street for the winter.
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Mai Gen william p. Biddle, u S
NJ. c.. ana Mrs Biddle returned {
Washington last night from a fortnigh
in New York
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Mrs Clarence Grange. of San Fran
cisco. has arrived In Washington 70
visit of several weeks to her parents
DR., and Mrs. Frederick X SWEET, a
their residence on Monroe street. BE
fore returning to her home Mrs. Grang
will spend some time in New York.
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The United Daughters of the Con
federacy, the Daughters of the Ameri
can Revolution. and other patriotic SO
Cleties. will meet at the Library of Con
Gress this evening from to 10 O'CLOCK
and will he received by Miss Nanni
Randolph Heth, president OF the South
ern Relief Society, and the nationd
officers OF the United Daughters OF tn
ComedeTacy.