The Washington times., 1913-10-10
Ambassador and Madame Jusserand
Returning From Annual Trip Abroad

Mr. ia CANA, who opened the Brazil
ian embassy for the season about two
weeks ago, left the Capital this morn
ing for New York. and will Join Mad
, anne da Cana at Long Branch for his
usual weekend visit. Madame da
Cana will probably not come to WASH
ington until late in November.
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f. L. Chermont. counselor of the
Brazilian embassy, is expecting Madame
Chermont to join him here as soon as
he succeeds in finding for lease a house
adapted to their purpose. Just now
Madame Chermont. who is a Baltimore
woman, and formerly Miss Helen Sloan,
Is visiting her family in that city.
The Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs.
Franklin X. Lane arrived in Washing
ton at noon today, and are at their
home in Wyoming avenue. Their son,
Franklin X. Lane. who was in CALI
fornia, returned with them
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The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Bryan. who are In South Carolina. are
expected to return to the Capital on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ernest Howe. who spent the
summer at Newport. Is making a short
visit at New York and will come to
Washington before returning to New
I.crt TO close her affairs for the winter.
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Miss Katherine Ellis. of Atlanta, Ga,
who was the guest Of Miss Dorothy
Aleshire last week, ard who is now
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Sherley Carter.
near Baltimore, was the guest of honor
In that city yesterday at charminsly
appointed luncheon party given by Miss
Alice w. Preston, daughter OF the
Mayor and Mrs. Preston. At each Of
the twelve plates were old fashioned
nosegays. with fancy lace paper hold
ers. quite after the fashion of grand
mother days. and the guests were the
ten debutante contemporaries of Miss
Preston. who made the luncheon the
a-st debutante affair of the season.
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The British ambassador. Sir Cecil
Spring Rice. who has been III at his
summer place at Dublin for several
weeks. has been advised by his physi-
clan 70 remain in New Hampshire until
the first of November. He will then
return to Washington. accompanied by
Lady Spring-Rice and their family.
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Mrs Stephen Il. Elkins and Miss
Katherine Elkins arrived at New York
yesterday on the Imperator, and will
open their house in X street In time for
the smidwinter season.
Larz Anderson also arrived at New
York yesterday on the same ship. and
was met by Mrs Anderson. who went
there from the North Shore to await
the ships landing.
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Mrs. Frederic W. Huidekoper and her
son, Frederic Huidekoper. who sailed
for Europe during the midsummer, re-
turned to New York yesterday. and
came at once to their Washington home
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Mai Gen. Adolphus w. Greely and
Mrs. Greely are still at Lenox, where
they went after arriving from an ex-
tended trip over various parts of Eu-
rope. and the general delivered an in
teresting lecture on Current Sidelights
on European Affairs before the
Wednesday Morning Club at Pittsfield.
Rear Admiral Thomas o: Selfridge.
L. s. N, retired. and Mrs Selfridge
have closed their summer place at
jamestown. and are stopping In New
York on their way to Washington.
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The retiring governor Of Porto Rico
and his sister Miss Marjorie Cotton,
who have just returned to Washington,
expect to be Joined about October by
their brctherin-law and sister. Capt.
and Mrs. Archibald Davis. who are now
in Paris. Governor and Miss Cotton are
not going abroad, as was stated re-
Gently. to join Captain and Mrs Davis.
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Miss Ruth Parker has returned to
Washington from a visit to Laurel. Bal
timore. and the Green Spring Valley.
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Senator and Mrs. Nathan p. Bryan of
Florida. who spent a few days in New
York have. returned N tho cify