The Washington times., 1913-07-17
Several Changes in the Staff
Bring Interesting Young
EngIishmen to City. .-A~

W. HEN the social season opens In
N/ Washington next fall. the
" British embassy will be the
most attractive spot in the
Capital for the younger set Close upon
the arrival in this country of the Am
bassador and his youthful wife, Lady
Spring-Rice, comes that OF the Honor
able Thomas Aubrey spring-Rice cou-
sin to the ambassador, who recently
was attached to the embassy here by
the British foreign office. as third secre-
tary.
The Honorable Thomas Aubrey
Spring-Rice landed IN Boston yesterday
on the .Laconia from Liverpool, and will
at once join his cousins, the Ambassa-
dor and Lady Spring Rice. at their sum-
nler place at Dublin.
Francis Darcy Godolphin, who also
was appointed 10 a place on the en-
bassy staff here as third secretary. has
arrived and is with, the ambassador at
Dublin. and Viscount Gampden. another
ambitious young subject of King
George, has arrived to become honorary
attaehe. - 80
In addition to these several interest
SIldhScS, lLSIC VIII Dc q hc" Sodu-
selor of embassy to replace Alfred Nit
chell Innes, who was promoted and sent
TO another post after several years Of
service mere. No one has yet been
named for the place.
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The Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs Redfeld, who are at their apart
mept in the Highlands, will leave the
NIT o1
where they will spend the rest Of the
season.
Capt Theodore A. Baldwin. jr., L. S.
A, ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Baldwin and
their children. and Mrs. Baldwin's SIS
ter, Miss Catherine Judge, left Wash
ington several days ago to motor to
Narragansett Pier, and have arrived. at
their destination. Captain Baldwin has
leased "Maplehurst," a charming place
at that resort, and will remain there
until late in the fall.
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Dr. and Mrs. S. o. Richey will leave
Washington next week for NarraEan-
sett Pier where they will spend the
rest Of the summer.
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MIR. and Mrs. George E. Kimbali. who
are at their summer home at bingham,
Mass, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Ruth NJ. KimbalI,
10 Carl c. Jones. of Washington.
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Chevy Chase Club presented an at
tractiye midsummer appearance last
night, when a large number of the
members dined there, either with a few
guests or alone. Miss Margaret Brecl
enridge. daughter of Gen. Joseph Breck-
enridge, and sister of the Assistant Sec
retary Of War. entertained small
company, which included Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Jones, Miss Mary Duvall, DR..
Alfred Hopkins. and DR.. Breckenridge.
Major William ID. Connor, L.. s. A,
and Mrs. Connor entertained small
company, and Colonel and Mrs. Down
ey. and Mr.. and Mrs. Fellows also
were hosts. .-.-..
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kauffmann md
Miss Barbara Kaufman, who spent
the early summer at their suburban
home, Airlie have left there for a mo-
tor trip to New Hampshire. They are
accompanied by william A. Mearnes.
whose family already is established at
their New Hampshire camp.
Congressman and Mrs. Silas A. Bar
ton anticipate the arrival here the
middle of next week of the latter's
parents. GoYernor-eIect Of Panama and
Mrs. Metcaf, of Nebraska ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Blagden, of
Washington, have opened their camp
near Saranac Inn for the summer.
o. Mr.. and Mrs. William Stone Albert.
Of 1920 Z street. closed their home
earlier In the season. and are now at
Saranac Inn, Upper Saranae Lake, for
the season. - -
Mr and Mrs. r. c. Donaldson of
Washington, accompanied by their chill
dren, have, gone to -Saranae Inn 70 re-
main for the rest OF the season.
Edwin G. Burke and ehildreB, with
their governess, have ieft their coun-
try place IN the Green Spring Valley.
ana are at saranac Inn for the rest Of