The Washington times., 1912-10-20
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The counselor Of the German en-
bassy, Haniei Won Haimhausen. who has
been acting a. charge d'affaires In the
absence Of the ambassador. has gone
over to New York to meet the Am
bassador and Countess Won Bernstorh
on their arrival Sunday or Monday.
Tuesday, Mr.. Haniel will sail for Ger
many to Join Mrs. Haniel. who has been
abroad all summer. They will spend q
month or two in Europe on his leave
Of absence before returning to thi,
country.
Rear Admiral John H. Upshur, U. 8
NJ. and Mrs. .Upshur have arrived II
Washington and have opened theii
apartment in the Parkwood for thu
winter.
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John Barrett, director general of tn,
Pan-American Union. returned L
washington today from. Boston and Bal
tirnore. While In Boston, Mr.. Barrett
was the guest of the Boston City Club
and, In. Baltimore OF the Greater Balti
more Committee. t,Hf u
Brig. Gen. Alfred Mordecai. u.
A., retired. and Ma Mordecsi. have
returned to waahington and have
opened their apartment in the West
morsland for the winter. ar
Commander l. L. Reamey, U. 8. N.
and Mrs. Reamsy hays returned t.
Washington for the winter and hav'
opened their apartment In the Connec
ticut. 49,.
Major Thales L. Ames. u. 8. A.. ant
Mrs. Ames. formerly stationed at Roci
Island Arsenal. Illinois, have taken al
apartment in the Oakland for the win
ter.
Rear Admiral Royal B. Bradford, u
8. N. who IL still at his country place
in Maine, will return to Washington
shortly and Join Mrs. Bradford, VIII
has opened their residence, In p street
for the winter.
Mrs. Heathoote 8. Grant, wife of thu
British naval attache. and their thre'
children, arrived In Washington toda,
from England. and Joined Captain
Grant at the Grafton. They have taker
house In Eighteenth street for tn
winter and will take possession shortly
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Col Baron de Bode. the retiring mill
tary attaohe Of the Russian embass.
and his sister. Baroness Elisabeth d
Bode. will go over to New York to
morrow and sail from there on Tues
day for Russia No successor to Baroi
de Bode has yet been appointed.
The District of Columbia Section o
the woman's National Democrati
League has completed arrangement
for a benefit performance at tn
Columbia Theater tomorrow evening
The attraction will be Mis-
henrietta Crosman in "The Rea
Thing" A social and financial success
Is assured from the advance sale o
seats. The entire proceeds will b
turned over to the National Demo
cratic campaign fund. The affair
under the direction of Mrs. Jessie
Lane and Miss Margaret Gage. Tick
cts may be obtained at the Demo
cratic headquarters in the Rigg
building and at the Wilson and Mar
shall headquarters in the Souther
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Sturteval
and their family. who spent the sun
mer At their place at Haven. Me-. ha,
returned to Washington and opened the
house In Bancroft place for the wlnte
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Mrs. John p. Story. wife of Majt
Story, U. 8. A., will return to Wasl
ington from their summer place, Whit
hall. near Annapolis, Nd. about O
tober IS Major Story Is now In Cal
forpia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Larner and the
family have closed their country pla,
in Maryland and returned to Washin
ton and opened their residence In Min
teenth street for the winter
Mime. Corea, wife Of the former mil
lister Of Nicaragua, has returned to h
home In New York, after a brief Wis
to her mother, Mrs. David Stewart Go
don. wife OF Brigadier General Gordo
u. 8. A. retired.
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Miss E,oise orme, daughter Of M
and Mrs. william B. Orme. will
among tnIS BedbOH u . ueoutdHtes, Iidl
ing her initial bow to Washington .
ciety about November %, at a tea al
dance in her parents home In Twent
eighth street. Miss Orme spent Il
summer with her parents at Bay Hea
N. J.
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. ]. Kaufman ha'
returned to Washington, after spcn
ing a few days with friends In Phil
delphia.
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The Portuguese minister. Viscou>
de Alte, who has been abroad O
summer, arrived in New York yeste
day on the Baltic.
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DR.. John C. Boyd, u. S. N. MI
Boyd. and Miss Alice Boyd we
among those who landed in New Yoi
yesterday on the Baltic from Live
pool.