The Washington times., 1913-09-03
Make Home at Residence Which
Was Used as Legation by
Former Minister.

-LRICH DIvIVIER, minister to
Washington from Haiti, arrived
here last night from Cuba, and
was accompanied by Madame
Dfvivier, Miss Divivier, the other four
daughters Of the household and Hubert
Alexis. secretary Of the legation.
They are making their home at 1929
Rhode Island avenue, the residence oc-
cupied as a legation by former Minister
Menos. '..-.. =
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Dr. Constantin Theodor Dumba, am
bassador of Austria Hungary to this
country, who spent Saturday In the
capital and retI- ned to Boston, is now
making a short visit to Niagara Falls.
A number Of changes are being made in
the interior decoration of the embassy
in Connecticut avenue, and DR.. Dumba's
visit to Washington was for the purpose
Of promoting them.
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Baron HengelmuIler, former ambassa-
dor to this country from Austria-Hun
gary, and Baroness Hengelmuller, who
have spent several months In the Patra
mountains, have again returned to
Abbazia, their country home, and will
entertain a number of American visitors
during the fall
Congressman and Mrs. Eugene Kin
kead. of New Jersey. who went down
to Monticello" Virginia, to spend La
Dor Day with Congressman Levy of
New York, have returned to Washing
ton.
Rear Admiral Edward H. Gheen, U.
8. N and Mrs. Gheen, and the Misses
Gheen have returned TO Washington
from abroad, where they spent the. sum-
rcer. Miss Mary Gheen probably will
be a debutante.
Miss Ruth Hitchcock, daughter of
Senator and Mrs Gilbert M Hitch
cock OF Nebraska. who spent the sum-
mer touring abroad with a party of
friends. has returned to this country
and is now in Atlantic City with Sena-
tor and Mrs. Hitchcock.
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Miss Lillian Menaugh and Lieut..
y. E. Stack. q. s. NJ c.. who have
S~A- the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs J.
q. Stack at North Beach, Nd. have
returned TO Washington Miss Men
augh will go to the United States
rifle range at winthrop. Nd, tomor-
row to visit Lieut. c. F. B. Price, U.
S. II. C.. and Mr.. Price
Mrs AlwiIda MatIock Rousseau and
her sister. Miss Viola Matlock. who
spent the last several weeks visiting
in Buffalo. Niagara Falls. the Thou
sand Islands, Kansas City, and ST
Louis, have returned to Washington.
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Mrs. Nellie p. Keleher has as her
guest her piece, Miss Margaret Kee-
nan, OF Boston.
Miss Mary A. Duguid. who spent the
last several weeks at Ocean Grove,
n. j.. will return to Washington this
evening.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Ernest Smith, who
spent the last month in the mount
aims. have returned TO Washington.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Letter are ex-
pected to visit DR.. and Mrs. James F.
Mitchell. at Bar Harbor. Me. Sep
temoer y.
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lHc huHbldH ALlDdStdQOT ana Mime.
Bakhmeteff will stand as patrons for
a musicale 10 be given at the Casino
at Newport. on September 10. when the
Russian Orchestra will give the pro-
gram.
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Miss Marguerite Caperton, daughter
Of Rear Admiral Caperton, u. S n,
and Mrs. Caperton. has fascinated the |
Grand Duke MichaeIovitch with her
dancing. and he has chosen her as his !
particular partner for the tango, a !
dance with which he is charmed above !
ali others. The grand duke has taken |
up all the new American dances seen |
at Newport but he pronounces the |
taLgo the very incest Of them all a,,d |
Miss Caperton as the ideal partner.
The grand duke was many times a |
guest at Newport yesterday. the Rus
sian ambassador entertaining a dinner |
party in his honor; Mrs. Astor giving |
a picnic party for him, and others |
giving teas and Iuncheons In his honor,
and 4 dance being given at Countess |
Annie Leary's last night, all of which /
were in addition 10 a visit TO the horse
show. " -. 81. i
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Mrs Spencer Cosby will be the guest /
Of Mrs. Frederick Schenek, at Lenox,
fOr tha rest NJ Sankarnhar