The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-14
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The Minister from Sweden and Nine.
Ekengren are at the Mount Washington
for their annual visit.
l Mrs William J. Boardman gave an at
iractive luncheon on Wednesday at the
Union Club In Cleveland. Ohio. in honor
Of Miss Louisei Cole. of Annapolis, Nd,
the guests being twelve in number. Miss
| Cole Is the house guest sof Mrs. William
Jarvis Boardman. ID. Following the
luncheon. Mrs. Boardman gave a box
party at the Opera House,for her guests
4 Mr.. Hamiel Won Haimhausen, Charge
d. Affairs of the German Embassy, enter
tanned the attaches and other guests at
luncheon .at the summer Embassy at
Newport, on September II.
Capt. Boyd. naval attache Of the
! German Embassy. is at present stopping
at the Hotel Champlain. Bluf Point. !.
Mrs. Murray Cobb has Joined Mr. Cobb
at their residence in Eighteenth Street
Mrs. Cobb spent the early summer with
her mother. Mrs. George Hun, at their
country home in Greensburg. Pa. She
has just returned from a visit with Mr..
Cobb's sister. Mrs. Cornelius Bliss. at
southampton. Long Island.
Mrs. George Won L. Meyer, wife of
the Secretary OF the Navy. will give
her subscription dance for young peo-
pie next Friday, evening in Hamilton
Town Hall. The dance was to have been
given on the evening of Labor Day, lut
was postponed owing to the death OF
DIR. Charles T. Parker. of the Hdmil-
ton summer colony.
Gen. c. c. Snlffen, who was private
secretary to Gen. Grant. and later bay
master General u. S. A, is a guest at
the Hotel Tudor. Nahant.
Gen. and Mrs. Robert X. Evans, OF
Washington, are at present in California
They spent several days at Del Monte
recently. where they were Joined by
their son, Lieut.. Hornsby Evans, who
had just returned from the Philippines
Mrs. George W. Goethals, wife Of Col
Goethais. of the Canal Zone. is visit
ing Mrs. ]. A. Aleshire, wife of Mai
Gen. Aleshire. U. S. A. Mrs. Aleshire
and her daughters, Miss Marjoy and
Miss Dorothy Aleshire. have recently re-
turned from travelling in Europe
Mrs. Marion P. Maus left Vancouver
Barricks. Portland. Greg, last week for
the East She. will spend the coming
winter with her mother. Mrs. Charles W.
Poor. at their home on Twentieth Street
Surg. Gen. c. F. Stokes. U. S. N, gave
an interesting address before the Naval
War College on Thursday on the Medi-
cal Department in war times.
Mrs. Henry P. viles, accompanied by
her sister, Miss r. S. Hart; her daugh-
ter. Mrs. F. l. Middleton, and her
granddaughter, Grace. has left WASH
ington to spend some time at the sea-
shore.
Mr.. de Cana, the Brazilian Ambassa-
dor, has returned to Washington from
New York. The Ambas sador has re-
manned in the city during the entire sum-
mer. except for brief visits away.
Sir William and Lady osler. who was
Miss Grace L. Reeve, gave a small din
ner last week at their home in Oxford.
England. in honor of DR.. Charles Aus
TRAN. OF Johns Hopkins Hospital, who
is now in London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto T. Simon have re-
turned to the city from a trip abroad
and are now at their residence, ITO P
Street Northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Evans Greene
have returned to the city from New
York. They spent the summer in De-
troit, Mich.
Judge Martin Knapp. OF the Commerce
Court; Mrs. Knapp, and Miss F. ]. |
Hotchkiss are at present in New York |
They will make the trip to Washington
by automobile
Mrs. Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes. of |
the United States Supreme Court, and |
Mrs. Holmes have returned to their sum- |
mer home at Beverly Farms, Mass,
after a brief stay In New York They
will remain in Massachusetts, until Octo- |
Der. when they will open their Washing |
ton residence.
Mr.. Dmitrow. of the Russian Embassy,
has arrived in the city from Newport for
short stay.
An attractive wedding took place at |
Woonsocket r. l., on September II. |