The Washington times., 1913-07-21
Rumor Declares That the Joseph
Letters viii Take Cruise
Around World.

THE Chilean Minister and Sonora
Dona Leonor Orrego de Suarez
II NJ. closed the legation at 13Z7
Sixteenth street today and will
spend several days in New York before
deciding plans for a summer home.
Senior Don Felipe Animal, first Chilean
secretary, has been granted leave of
absence. and Senior Don Carlos Errazu-
riz, who was appointed attache to the
legation here by the foreign Office of
Chile six or eight months ago, but who
never came to the States, will not be
sent to Washington.
There is a rumor from New York to
the effect that Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Lei
ter viii charter Howard GouId's yacht.
the Niagara, and. with a friends. cruise
around the world.
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Mrs. Samuel G. Blythe and Miss Nora
r. Pepper. who have been at Atlantic
City for several weeks past, are now IN
New York. They sail Tuesday on the
Kaiser Wilhelm for Germany. They
will visit the various continental coun-
tries and after a stay at Paris in the
late autumn will go to London. Mrs.
Blythe has fully recovered from her
recent illness.
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, who left
Washington earlier in the season, is
now the guest of Thatcher NJ. Adams
and MIS-. Robert W. Woodwork, at
SundrTm House. Lenox.
Miss Katherine Judge is now at
Manchester. VT. where she mOtored
with friends on Sunday.
Count Claes Bonde. secretary Of the
Swedish legation. has gone to Newport
10 remain for some time.
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Mrs. Wilson and her daughters had as
a guest at Cornish yesterday. Francis
3. sayre. who left New Hampshire
later in the afternoon TO return TO New
York Miss Jessie Wilson motored
from HarIakenden 10 the station at
Windsor with Mr.. sayre. her fance. and
saw him OF for New York.
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Senator Oliver and Senator Penrose,
both Of Pennsylvania. who went to At
lantic City 10 remain over Sunday, will
IcluTn 10 washington IOody.
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A large number of Washington diplo-
mats and others were included in the
luncheon party entertained at Armsea
Hail. Newport. yesterday by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Frederick Hoffman. Count
Won Bernstorff. the ambassador Of Ger
many. and his son, Count Gunter Won
Bernstorff. Baron Kurt Won Lersner.
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the German embassy staff: Countess
Gizycka. Rear Admiral and Mrs. French
Z. Chadwick. Rear Admiral and Mrs
William B. Caperton, Miss wetmore, !
and Mrs. Slater being Of the number
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The second annual exhibition of the
paintings Of the Art Association, which
opens today. will have one exhibitor
whose work is familiar TO Washington
ians, Rear Admiral Charles II. Davis.
who has hung two pictures, one a marine /
view and the other a landscape
Mrs. Stephen B. EIkins and her
daughter, Miss Katherine EIkins will |
spend two weeks at the White Sulphur /
Springs. w. Va. before sailing for /
Europe, in August.
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Mrs. Robert S. Mccormick is spending
few days in Washington at her house
in Massachusetts avenue, before sailing
fer Europe. Mrs. Mccormick has Just
completed visit to Red Oaks" Win
field, Ill.
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Countess Gizycks. who is visiting at
Newport. was the guest for whom Mrs !
R. T. Wilson entertained a luncheon !
party yesterday.
The Russian Ambassador and Madame /
BakhmeteT entertained guests at din
ner in their cottage at Newport last
night.
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Senator and Mrs. Culbe-son and |
their young daughter, Miss May Gull |
berson, have gone 10 Cromwell. Conn,
TO spend the summer. Mrs Schulter,
the sister Of Mrs. culberson. is with
them.