The Washington times., 1912-09-20
Chief Justice White Returning From
His First Trip to the Adirondacks
Diplomatic Dean
TO Leave Capital

Konstantin Theodor Dumba, at pres
ent ustro-Hungarian minister TO
Sweden, has been nominated to sue
ceed Baron Hengelmuller, the retiring
dean of the Diplomatic Corps in WASH
ngton. according to reports received
here. Baron Hengelmuiler, Baroness
Hengelmuller, and their little daugh-
.er are now AT their home in Austria,
where they arrived recently from Bar
Harbor
Among other diplomatic changes an
nounced at the state Department Is the
minister to Morocco since June. 1910. as
minister to Siam. filling the vacancy
left by the death Of Hamilton King last
month.
Another interesting change in that Of
Irwin B. Laughlin, formerly secretary
Of the American embassy at Berlin to
the embassy at London, to relieve Will
Jams Phillips, now en- route to America
Therese Iseiin took place two days ago
at the country home Of the bride 9
father. Adrian Iselin. at New Rochelle,
N. Y.
Mrs. Richard N. Ely and her aaurh-
ter, Mrs. John H. Gibbons. wife Of
Captain Gibbons, superintendent of the
Naval Academy. have arrived at the
A.. A.. from Masnsnsso5 NeW Yort a Breton Woods N
About a fortnight ago Mrs. Ely left
Washington for New York to meet her
son-in-law and daughter, Captain and
Mrs. Gibbons, when they landed from
the summer touring. Mrs. Gibbons and
Mrs. Ely remained in New York for a
few days and then started for a series
11oUds Of visits In 1T, the North with Breton
Captain Gibbons came to Annapolis,
where he will be Joined some time next
month by Mrs. Gibbons.
Mrs. James Crafts. Of Boston, is the
guest for several days of Miss Emily
Tuckerman at her cottage at Stock
bridge, Mass.
Capt. John J. Boniface, U. S. A., and.
Mrs. Boniface have arrived in Wash
ington from Fort Riley. KAN. and are
stopping at the Brighton.
The Acting Secretary of State. Hunt
ington Wilson, who spent the last sew
eral days with Mrs. Wilson at their
Newport cottage, has returned to Wash
ington. Mrs. Wilson will close their
place and join Mr.. Wilson here the first
of next month.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Joseph Nc
Kenna, who have recently returned to
this country from abroad, are now WIS.,
iting their daughter Mrs. Davenport
Brown, at -Four Elms," Medfield, Mass.
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Major Joseph Lawrence Hanley, U. S.
A., Of Kansas City. and Mrs. Hanley
be the guests of the Quartermaster
General of the Army and Mrs. J. B.
Aleshire.
ranged by Mildred Lee Chapter, Chill
dren of the Confederacy, for this
afternoon from until o'clock, at the
Confederate Memorial Home. In Yer
Juvenile social affair. 1t is to be given
under the auspices of the ladies Of the
local chapter OF the United Daughters
of the Confederacy. through whose ef-
forts the children's organization was
recently formed.
This entertainment has been arranged
with an idea Of bringing together all
the children of Washington whose pa
this way form acquaintances and the
extension of the work Of the chapter by
increasing its membership. The chap
ter was named for a daughter Of Gen.
Robert E. Lee.
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The Secretary OF Commerce and La
Dor, who is now with Mrs. Nagel and
their family at their summer place at
Marion, Mass, will be in Poston the
latter part of the month for the Fifth
International Congress of Chambers of
Commerce. He will make an address
at one Of the sessions.
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The Bolivian minister. senor Calder
on, will leave Washington next week
to attend the congress in Boston.
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Mr.. Dtnaint, of the French embassy
STAFF. has returned to this country from
and is now the guest of the Charge
d'affaires and Countess de Ia Rocca at
the summer headquarters of tho em-
bassy at Buena Vista, Pa.
Judge and Mrs Robert Montgomery
have returned to Washington from
their summer place, on Lake Michigan.