The Washington times., 1913-07-12
First Secretary of Brazilian
Embassy Sails to Take Over
Charge in Tokyo.
MBASSADOR DA CANA. of Bra
I'll, who is now in New York,
will sail Teusday for England,

~ I'll, who is now in New York
will sail Teusday for England
where he will join Madame da
Cana for trip on the Continent
J. F. de Barros PimentaI, first secre,
tary of the Brazilian embassy will
leave Washington Monday, and will sal
from that city on Tuesday on board
the Brazilian battlesnip, MasR Geraes,
as the guest of DR.. Luro Muller.
Mr. Pimentel will proceeded to Tokyo
and, having been appointed first Sec
retary Of the embassy there, will be. IN
the absence of the ambassador, charge
d'affaires.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Daniels, who left here today for the
Pacific coast, have a brilliant series OF
entertainments awaiting them at their
various stopping places. and will be alb
sent from the Capital for several weeks
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Viscount and Viscountess Henri de
Sibour left Washington last evening for
New York, and today, in company with
Mrs. Theodore Wilson, sailed to spend
the summer in Europe. The party will
study interior decorations in the new
schools in Paris and London.
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Mrs. Alfred Z. Bates has closed her
apartment in the Connecticut. and gone
to, her summer place, Fa Ninete, at
Nonquitt, Mass.
Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard returned to
Washington today from a series of visits
In Maryland. She will remain at her
home in II street for some time before
going away for the rest of the summer
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Mrs. Randolph McKim, who left
washington several weeks ago. has ar
rived at the Elmwood. Pittsield. Mass,
to spend the greater part of the sum-
mer.
Brig. Gen. Theodore A Bingham, l.
s. A, retired. and Mrs. Bingham have
gone to Naragansett Pier fpr the sea-
son, and are at the Atlantic@Hotel.
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Jerome n. Bonaparte, who is one of
the popular bachelors spending the sum-
mer at Narragansett Pier. gave a din
ner there last night at the Casino.
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Miss Alma Rittenberry, of BIrming-
ham, Ala, who has been stopping for
a few days at the Ebbitt House. will
leave the Capital tomorrow for Balti-
more. Miss Rittelberry. as chairman
Of the Jackson highway committee.
National Society, United States Daugh-
tiers of 1872, is doing some splendid
work In the interest of roads and high |
ways, and portion of her last yearly
report has been incorporated in the Con- |
gresslonal Record of June Il
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All that part of the Congressional set !
still remaining in Washington and hun
dreds of others of official and resident !
society. Will fill the seats and boxes at !
the National League Park this after
noon to see the exciting game between
the Democratic and Republican mem
bers, who will play ball for the benef:
of the Washington Fairgrounds As
sociation.
Finding that the funds appropriated
by Congress and considerably augment
ed by other donations were not suffici-
ent 10 meet the expenses of keeping the
up to the standards, the
Congressman themselves became so in
that they were willing TO give
a benefit performance for the cause
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Brig. Gen. John VI. Wilson, T. s. A,
retired, and his sister. Miss Waller. will
leave Washington next week for Point
Woods. l.. J., where they will remain
for some time. Later. they will go to
East Gloucester TO visit Major General
and Mrs. Mills Before returning TO
the Capital. General Wilson and Miss
Waller will make their annual visit to
Haven. Me
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Miss Francis Brooks, the granddaugh-
ter Of General Wilson, has gone TO
for a series Of visits, and
will accompany a party of friends for a
motor trip through the White noun
tains, and will spend the rest of the
season on the North Shore
Haniel Won Haimhausen, counselor of ,
the German embassy, is I'm New York.
and entertained dinner party at the
e. Regis last night. !,