The Washington times., 1912-10-15


The Rev. T. Ward Denys and Miss
Denys have returned to washington.
after spending the summer abroad. and
have opened their residence. 1873 street,
for the winter.
Miss Helen Buchanan. daughter Of
Brig. Gen. James Buchanan. U. 8. A.,
is spending few days In Baltimore.
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Mrs. Curtis Guild, wife OF the Amer
lean ambassador to Russia, will be the
guest in compliment to whom Mrs.
Horatio Slater will entertain at a
luncheon Saturday at her country place
at Readville. Mass;
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DR.. J. Thurston Wolfe and Mrs.
Wolfe have returned to Washington
from their wedding trip and are at
home at 1sas Calvert street.
Col Francis q. Cotton and Miss Col
ton. who spent the summer in the Adj
rondacks. have returned to Washing
ton and are opening their Connecticut
avenue residence for the season. Miss
Cotton will remain in Washington with
until III thc "ihtCfs
when she will join her brother, Gov
ernor Cotton in Porto Rico.
The Military Attache Of the Spanish
legation and Nine. de Urcollo. who
have been stopping at the Grafton Ho-
tel since their return to Washington
recently. have taken an apartment in
the Kenesaw for the winter.
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Mrs. f. r. Dunbar and son. Arthur
Dunbar, and her daughter. Miss Alice
Dunbar, who spent the summer touring
in England and Scotland. are now en-
route to Nice. where they expect to re-
main during the winter.
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Mrs. Milton Leroy Goff and her
three sons. who have spent the summer
at their place on the Massachusetts,
coast. near Boston, have returned to
Washington and Joined Mr.. Con- at their
residence in NJ street
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Lieut. Col. George F. Downey, U. s.
A.. and Mrs. Downey. who are spending
few days in New York city. will re-
turn to washington the latter part Of
this week. They spent most of the
summer at Lake Placid. N, Y,
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Mrs. James Hartman and Miss Alice
Hartman will open their residence in
Connecticut anenue within the next few
days. Mrs. Hartman spent the sum-
mer in Atlantic City at the Marlbor-
ough- Blenheim Hotel and Miss Harri-
man divided her time between Atlantic
City and the Blue Ridge mountains.
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Hath laft n H.
ington last evening for Louisville. KY,
where they will. be the guests Of Mrs.
Heath's mother, Mrs. Conway, for a
fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. William Henry and
their daughter. Miss Anita Henry, who
spent the early summer abroad and the
last six weeks at, White. Sulphur
Springs. w. Va, have returned to
washington and opened their residence
insR street. .'.-'
The naval attache OF, the German EN-.
bassy, Commander Boy-Ed, and Mr.
Won Bulow, Of the embassy stan. are
spending several days in New York. at
tending the naval review.
Mr.. Won Bulow. of the German EN-.
bassy, who has been stopping at the
New Willard since his return from the
summer headquarters Of the embassy al
Newport, has taken an apartment In
the Rochambeau for the winter
Mrs. Charles r. Shepard. who spent
y the summer in Lenox, Canada, and
California, is now in New York city
AShe will return to Washington an6
y open her residence in Massachusetts
avenue about November 1.
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Col. Spencer Cosby, U. s. A., ant
Mrs. Cosby are spending a few days ir
New York at the Hotel Belmont.
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Justice Wendell p. Stafford, of the
Supreme Court Of the District OF Co
lumbia, and Mrs. Stafford. who spen
the summer at Old Bennington. VT.
have returned to Washington for tho
winter.
The Brazilian ambassador, ID. da
Cana. was host at diner last eve,
ming at the embassy in Sixteenth
street, in honor of the Brazilian dele,
gates to the International Chamber OF
Commerce Covers were laid for six.
teen guests.
Miss Elena Calderon, daughter OF the
minister Of Bolivia. Is spending som,
time in New York.
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Mrs. Anderson and Miss Anderson
wife and daughter OF DR.. Frank An,
d,rson. U, s. N, will return to Wash
ington tomorrow from New York
where they have spent a few days.