The Washington times., 1912-06-14
Mrs. Taft Entertains Friends on Trip
Down the River Aboard the Sylph
Col. Baron de Bode
Going to Jamestown.

Col. Baron de Bode, military attache
Of the. Russian embassy and Baroness
Elizabeth de Bode, his sister, will take
a cottage at jamestown, r. l., Tor the
summer. The aembassy Is to be estab-
lished at Stone Villa, opposite the Ca
! sino. and the members of the stan are
locating near by, either at Newport or.
at jamestown.
Mr.. Won Bulow and Albert Kienlin, Of
the German embassy 8 Ar, are at the
Muenchinser-kins, at Newport
Miss Mary A., CIyder has gone to
East Gloucester Mass, where she will
spend the summer at the Hawthorne
Inn. Mr.. Cryder Is spending the sea-
son In England.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. 8. Albee have gone
to Atlantic City and are spending a
few weeks at the Chalfonte.
Commander Adelbert Althouse, u. 5.
NJ. and Mrs Althouse have taken n
cottage at jamestown for the summer
season.
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Miss Scidmore, who is now en- route
Tor San Francisco, will sail from that
| port Saturday to join her mother in
| Korea, where they will remain until
autumn. Mrs. Scidmore and her daugh-
| ter have given up their NJ street resi-
dence, and next winter will divide their
| time between Washington and New
York. ..
| Mrs. Calderon Carlisle will sail from
| New York on July for Europe, where
she will spend the summer travelling.
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Major Pierre c. Stevens, u. S. A., and
Mrs. Stevens are spending the summer
in Chevy Chase. Miss Marie Stevens
! series of visits along the North
Shore.
| Miss Dorothy williams leaves Wash
| ington today to join the weekend house
! Jr., are entertaining at their country
place in the Green Spring Valley. The
large dinner and dance which Mr.. and
Mrs. Brooks are giving tomorrow eve-
warming.
Mrs. Horace westcott will leave
Washington about July IS to spend the
remainder of the summer with her
mother. Mrs. John Rodgers, at her
place at York Harbor. Mr.. Westcott
will probably join them in August.
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Nine. 1brahim zia Bey, wife of the
| second secretary of the Turkish en-
wnere the embassy is established for
the summer.
F. M Schmolck. the first secretary and
charge d'affaires of the Netherlands
legation. will close the legation In
| Washington in a few days. and go to
Bar Harbor for the summer.
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Senior Calero, the Mexican ambasssdo
and Sonora Calero, who are to spend
ON ina A. In xrytll n nah
ington the latter part of June.
Brig. Gen. f. a. darlington, U. s, A.
and Mrs. Darlington. will probably
ford Springs, Pa.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. william McEnaney have
daushter % MISS frances Fra srts cievelsnd an Me-. Me-.
Enaney, to Joseph Morris, Thursday
morning. June 20. at $50 o'clock, at st.
Aloysius Church.
Rear Admiral Eugene w. Watson,
L. 8. N. retired, and Mrs. Watson,
have taken a cottage at jamestown, r.
l., for the season.
Mrs. winthrop Murray Crane. wife OF
Senator Crane of Massachusetts,. left
the Crane summer home at Dalton,
Mass, today to join Senator Crane in
Chicago for the convention.
] Mr.. and Mrs Blaine Elkins and Miss
/ Katherine. Elkins are spending few
days In New York at the Ritz-Carlton.
Sonora Martin Rivero. wife Of the
minister of, Cuba, entertained at lunch
con followed by a theater party yes
terday afternoon in honor OF Sonora
Ferrsra. wife of the speaker of the
Cuban house of representatives. who
Is spending few days in Washington.
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Nabutaro Kawashima, recently APP
pointed attache of the Japanese en-
hasy. has arrived in Washington to as
sumo his duties.
The marriage of Miss Mabel c. Flood
and James M. Swain will take place to-
morrow afternoon at 2, o'clock at the
parsonage Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in Tenleytown. d. C., the rector
Of the church.. the Rev. A. F, Poore
officiating.
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