The Washington times., 1913-08-26

-HE Secretary of State, Mr.. Bryan,
q entertained at luncheon today in
the University Club, at O'Clock.
in compliment to the secretary
OF foreign affairs of the Dominican
Republic, Ramon o. Lovaton; the
chief justice Of the Dominican Repub-
lie, Federico HenriQuez y Carrajal; end
the vice president of the house of rep
resentattves of the Dominican Repub-
lie. Enriques Jimminez, who have spent
the last few days visiting in Washing
ton. This afternoon they expect TO re-
turn to New York
Among the guests invited to meet
the visiting foreigners were the minis
ter of the Dominican Republic, Senor
Peynado; Senator Bacon, Senator
Lodge, Congressman Flood, Congress
man Cooper: the director general OF the
Pan-Americsn Union, John Barrett:
Judge Martin Knapp, OF the Commerce
Court; the Counselor of the State De-
partment, John Bassett Moore; Assist
ant Secretary of the State Department,
Dudley Field Malone: Brig. Gen. Frank
Mcintyre, of the Insular Bureau: and D.
". Long, of the State Department.
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The newly appointed Cuban Minister
and Nine. Desvernine with the Misses
Desvernine, who have been spending
the summer at Deer Park, Md, have ar
rived in Washington and are at the
Portland for the present
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Rear Admiral Richardson Clover, U.
S.ssN., and Mrs. Glover and the Misses ,
Clsver, who are spending the summer
abroad, are now motoring in Germany
Be ore returning to this country in the
late fall. they expect to make a visit
In India
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DR.. and Mrs Alexander Magruder
have had as house guests for the last
few days at their summer place in
Maryland. W. Newton Gulick and his
fancee. Mrs. Claire WolsenhoIme, of
Philadelphia
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Reeside have gone
10 Kineo, Ne. TO join their daughter |
and son. Miss Elizabeth Reeside and
Harmer Reeside. who have been there |
for several weeks.
Miss Emily Tuckerman has lent !
number of her laces TO be shown at the /!
exhibition which opens at the Casino, |
Stockbridge, tomorrow. when Mrs !
Frederick Crownenshields collection |
will be the chief feature. Miss Tuck er- |
man has some Of the handsomest speci- |
mems of lace found in the exhibit at the !
National Museum, and has been a col |
leCtor for many years.
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CONGRESSMAN and Mrs. Allen T !
Treadway and Congressman William Nc |.
Alder. who left Washington a few days
ago. have gone TO Stockbridge to re- /.
main for short time. They will return
10 Washington before the end Of the /
month.
Mrs Dudley Field Malone will arrive /
in Washington Thursday from a VS. .
to New York.
Miss Helen Watson is spending the |
summer with relatives in Indiana.
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Mrs. George NJ. Young. wife Of con- |
gresham Young OF North Dakota, who |.
has spent the summer in Washington /.
with her husband. expects to go with (
him for a visit to their home in Valley |
City, y. D, when Congress adJourns.
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Mrs. ". Z. Direnderfer. wife of DR.. |
DifendeTter, Of Columbia road. accom- !
panied by Miss Cora Simpson. has gone
10 Blue Ridge, Pa. 10 join the doctor. |
who has been there for the last sew /
eral weeks.
The Russian Ambassador and Ma |
dame BakhmeteF are leaving New |
port today for Boston, and will make
= number Of visits in the vicinity Of |
that city.
Yesterday they entertained guests at the |
embassy having their nephew and niece
Mr. and Mrs. Edward BeaIe Mclean,
among the number. Last evening they !
were guests OF Mrs. W s Jennings at !
the dinner she gave preceding the !
debut dance given TO present Miss |
Elsie Stevens, when Mrs Richard |
Stevens was hostess. Other Washing /
ton people who were at Mrs. Jennings
dinner party included Lieut.. Col and |
Mrs. Charles L. McCawley. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore, and
Miss Wetmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Burrows, the former
Senator from Michigan, are spending
the summer at their home at Kalama-
zoo, where their simple. Old-fashiOned |
house is one of the chief points Of in
teTest of the city. They will probably
return TO Washington and open their
home in Massachusetts avenue for the
coming season. They had a new dining
room added to their Washington home
a year ago, making IT one OF the best
adapted to entertaining of any Sena-
torial hene in the Capital.