The Washington times., 1913-10-13
German Ambassador Will Sail on
Imperator, October %, for America
After Remaining in New York
for a Short Time He Will
Come to Washington.

CUNT Won BERNSTORFF, Am
bassador of Germany, and
Countess Won Bernstorff will
sail from Cherborg. France,
on board the 1nperator on October g.
nd viii probably remain in New York
q short time before coming to the
embassy in Washington.
r.
Commander V!scount Benoist day.
French naval attache. has returned to
this country after a leave OF absence
spent abroad. and is stopping in New
York. preparatory to coming to Wash
ington.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh mas returned
10 Washington from Bar Harbor, where
she spent the summer, and is at the
Lothrop House, in Connecticf avenue.
which she recently leased for the sea-
son.
Brig. Gen. Henry G. Sharpe. L. S. A,
and Mrs Sharpe will remain in Wash
ington for the winter, the order trans
ferring General Sharpe having been re-
voked. Mrs. Willett and her daughter,
Miss wiIlett, will arrive in Washington
On Wednesday morning from their
home in South Carolina, and will De
guests of General and Mrs. Sharpe for
some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Luttrell. the latter for
merry Miss Lothrop, who spent the
summer at Falls Church, Va, have
aiken an apartment in the Connecticut
'or the season and will move into 1t
4 bout November l.
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Mrs. Charles w Richardson, State
regent of the National Society, D. A. R.
has invited the different chapters Of the
District to meet each other at her home,
1917 Connecticut avenue, the evenings in
October from the Goth to the 25th. when
plans for the winters work and events
Of special interest 10 the District will
be discussed
Mrs. Richardson is anxious to meet
all Of the Daughters. and asks that
those not receiving invitations will
please notify Mrs. Vida K. Clementson.
lSOS Seventeenth street.
me dance recital which Miss Jessie
Herriott will give in the ballroom of
New Willard tomorrow Afternoon at 4:3o
" A4pN " HI dllEdCl an interesting duOl-
ence. Miss Herriott will be assisted by
Mrs. Z. clyde Shade. soprano. Miss Mar
gueTite O'Toole. harpist: Louis Thomp-
son. tenor. Bruce Cleveland, and Mrs.
Mary Bransom Keyes, pianist.
Among the patronesses are Mrs. John
H. Bankhead. Mrs. Champ Clark. Mrs.
William Allen Cullop. Mrs. Charles D.
carter. Mrs. George NJ. Sternberg. Mrs
z. McA. Schofeld. Mrs. Urban T.
Holmes. Mrs. John W. Timmons. Mrs.
=. NJ. stone Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley,
Mrs Charles p. Grandfield. Mrs j. J.
Richardson, Mrs. Christian D. Hemmick.
Mrs. Norman Underwood Mrs. John
Paul Jones. Mrs. Arthur Graves Lund.
Yrs Charles Alden. Mrs. Rutherford,
and Miss Janet Richards
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Plans for dance al the Raleigh Ho-
tel on Halloween have been perfected
b. the Alumni Association of the Busi-
ress High School.
Mss Ethel Shane, with a committee
of forty members, has arranged for an
elaborate occasion. The ballroom will
be arranged with Halloween decora-
tons. and programs. with the seasons
Cmblems will be furnished the dancers
Refreshments will be served by the
Raleigh caterer. A portion OF the Ma
TIne Band is to furnish the music. and
A special floor committee. under charge
Of Wescott Miller. will look after the
affairs at the hall.
The chaperous will Mrs. Ella Shane,
Mrs. Ella Gates, ana Miss Graham
Two hundred and nifty invitations
have been mailed, in addition to 500
I!aced ir the hands of the committee
10 be distributed. No effort is being
spared 10 make the occasion a success
ful reunion Of the graduates of the
High School.
Miss Frances Hawthorne Brady, of
California street. is spending the fall in
Asheville. n. c., the guest of relatives.
Miss Fannie S. Stealey is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Anna Is. Hursey. in
Ashville, n. c.
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special meeting of the trustees OF
the Southern Industrial Educational As
sOCiation was held in the headquarters
Southern building. Saturday evening to
discuss important matters before the
On the 18th for the national conservation
congress in Knoxville. Mrs Gielow will
represent the association and speak on
Mountain Day, October 90.