The Washington times., 1913-09-08
Minister Of Costa Rica and
Nine. CaIvo Also to Help En-
. tertain at Reception.
By
DWG

II - bh IAN. Wilt Oi lIc ScSIc-
AH tary of State, and the Minis
sv ter of Costa Rica and Nine.
Calvo, will assist John Barrett,
.the director general Of the Pan-Amer-
lean Union, in receiving the guests at
tthe reception and garden party which
ne is giving Thursday evening at g
O'Clock in the Hall of the Americas and
Aztec Garden Of the Pan-American
Union building in honor of the visiting
delegates to the International Con-
.gress of Students-the 'Corda Fratres.''
/. The Minister of Costa Rica and Nine.
Caivo and their family, who have spent
the summer at Glen Cove, L. l., have
returned to Washington.
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:. Miss Eleanor Wilson is now at Athens,
Pa. as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
I'd. Kintner. whose daughter, Miss Nellie
kintner, was a school mate Of Miss
Wilson, and also accompanied her ON
a trip to Mexico, when their friendship
was more firmly welded
The marriage of Miss Kintner and
Charles Kellogg, also Of Athens, will
take place in that city tomorrow. and
Miss Wilson will be bridesmaid. The
=pact was made in Mexico, while visit
ing another school mate that which.
ever of the three girls was married
FIRST the other two would serve her as
bridesmaids.
DR.. and Mrs. James D. Morgan, who
are making their annual visit to Hot
Springs. Va. yesterday made the as
cent to Flag Rock with a party of
,1-ho
returning to the Homestead in time for
a Virginia supper party.
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The former Attorney General and
Mrs. George W. Wickersham have en-
gagged a large suite at the Hotel Goth
am. New York. for the coming season,
and probably will not open their home
in the Avenue Of the Presidents.
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Commander Macmillan Burstyn, ma
val attache of the Austro- Hungarian
embassy, who has been for trip
through Canada and the hunting and
fishing sections Of the West, has re-
turned East. and is now spending a
short time at Newport.
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Mrs. p. W. Hourigan has gone to Bar
oiooi' " pS the eucol Ol ttu
Harrison for some time.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh entertained a
large dinner party last night at Brisr
Cliffe, her summer place at Bar Harbo-
DIR. Thomas S. Lee who recently
went to Southampton. n. Y, to visit
Samuel L. Parish, has left there with
his host for an automobile tour through
northern New York and New Eng
land.
Congressman A. p. Gardner has
s5oined his family at their home at Bev-
,erly. after trip through Maine. Mr..
Gardner will soon start his political
campaign for governor. but will return
to Washington in the near future.
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Miss Katherine Letterman, who was
Mrs. Taft's social secretary at the
White House, has arrived IN Berlin and
Is at the Woman's Club preparing to
take up her official duties as directress
Of that organization on October l.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ira T. E. Bennett who
are spending the summer abroad. are
now in Berlin.
Major G. T. Langhorne, the newly ap-
pointed military attache Of the United
States embassy at Berlin, has taken an
apartment at the Esplanade.
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The Charge dAffaires of the United
States Embassy at Berlin and Mrs.
Joseph Clark Grew, entertained at a
dinner Thursday in compliment 20 the
German Ambassador to the United
States, Count Won Bernstorff. and also
for the retiring British Naval Attache
'snd Mrs. Hugh Watson.
Mrs Grew recently has returned to
Germany from Manchester-by-the- Sea
and Hancock, n. H, where she made
several visits.
A ceremony which took place at the
Trinity Episcopal Church In Lenox yes
terday, and which is of special import
snce to Washington society. was the
christening Of the second son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Westinghouse. jr. The
baby was born March 4, and has been
christened Aubrey Harold. for Sir Au-
brey Brocklebank, of Irton Hall, Cum
berland, England, a brother of young
Mrs. Westinghouse The grandparents
OF the infant stood as godfather and
sodmother. and q number Of friends
were present