Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-10
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WASHINGTON SOCIETY

i 5 WASHINGTON, ID. c. Oct. &c.
Two charming women, represents
tives of former administrations, are
In Washington just now, and q third
will be here within few days. Mrs.
Franklin MacVeagh, who is in Dub
lin, is expected at her home in the
Avenue of the Presidents shortly, and
Mrs. George Won L. Meyer. and her
daughter. Miss Julia Meyer are
spending a week at the Shoreham.
While here, they win see Lieutenant
Christopher Raymond P. Rodgers, u.
s. N, and Mrs. Rodgers, settled IN
their new home at 1913 Nineteenth
street.
Mrs. Truman II. Newberry LEFT
Washington at noon today after hay
ing spent several days at the New
Willard With her is Mrs. Thomas
Thatcher of New York, and they are
en- route from the Virginia Hot
Springs to their respective homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newberry will again
leave Detroit next month, and on No.
vember 20. win sail from New York
on the Adriatic to spend the winter
In Egypt Their daughter. Mrs Frank
w. Brooks. Jr.. OF Detroit, formerly
Miss Carol Newberry, viii not accom-
pany them, being detained in this
country by her six-months-old daugh-
ter, who requires her care.
The retiring military attache OF the
French embassy. Count de Chambrun,
with the Countess de Chambrun and
their children. who have been for the
last month in Cincinnati with Mrs.
Susan Longworth. are sailing this
week on La Provence for France.
Count de Bertier de Saungny. who will
succeed Count de Chambrun, viii be
here In few weeks
Mrs, Lohgworth gave large recep-
ton Friday last at lockwood, her Cin-
cinnati home, fer the benefit OF her
son-if-law and daughter, Count and
Countess de Chambrun.
Mrs. Henry f. Dimock is having the
Scott circle residence which she has
leased put In order for occupancy.
The house, originally built by former.
Senator Cameron, has q ballroom and
has had as tenants Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish of New York and more latterly
Meyer and family.
Miss Francis Moore will not be q,
debutante here the coming winter, as
she had anticipated. as Mrs Clarence
Moore VIII not open her Massaehu.
sets avenue residence and will spend
the winter in Europe travelling with
her young family
Lieut. Col Stephen III. Slocum, U.
s. A., and Mrs olocum entertained
Maj Gen. LeO4ard Wood, q. S. A.;
Lieut.. Col Sir Aiffed e. Coddrington
Of the British no. Lady Coddrington
and Miss GoddEk ngton and Capt ]. H.
l. Phillips Of the Coldstream Guards
and others at dinner.
Senator Henry F. Lippitt and his
son, Mr. Henry Lippitt and daughter,
Miss Frances Lippitt, have returned
from short trip to Europe. They are
at their farm In Cumberland for d
time before coming here for the win
ter
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The commandment of the marine
corps and Mrs. Biddle gave dinner
at the Chevy Chase Club In complf-
ment to Mrs, Bailey, wife of Naval
Constructor Bailey of New York, who
Is now their guest Major Low, Mr..
and Mrs. Power of New York and
Major Paxson were other guests.
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The Secretary Of War and Mrs Gar
rison, Walter c. Pedigo and Mrs. Ped
Igo and Brig. Gen. Weaver Of the coast
defense corps left for New York and
win sail from there for Panama, and
will be away until November 10.
Mrs. Robert w. Patterson, who re-
Gently returned from a short trip
abroad, has returned to Chicago. Mrs.
Patterson will come, as usual. to this
city later in the season to open her
home on Dupont circle.
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Mrs. Robert WaiIach, wife of Capt.
Wallach. U. s. A, who was the guest
Of her n1otherin-law, Mrs. Wallach, in
street, has gone to Hamilton, Mass,
to visit her mother, Mrs. Henry Cleve-
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Mr.. David Jayne Hill is in New
York, having arrived from Europe this
week. 1t is understood that the for
mer ambassador and Mrs. Hill and
Miss Hill vii spend the coming winter
In this city. ~ HI.
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The Assistant Secretary of War and
Mrs. reckinridge have taken an apart
ment on Wyoming avenue and are es-
tablished there.
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Mrs. Bainbrldge-Hoff, formerly of
Washington, is visiting her son, Com
mander BainLridge-H Hon, at the Naval
Academy.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh is a CUES Of
the Secretary Of War and Mrs. Garri-
son on their trip to Panama.
Much rough weather was met by the
lnter-Island steamer Claudine in re-