The Washington times., 1913-07-15
Or. Muller Sailed Today on
BattIeship After Visit in
United States.

NJ R. DA CANA, the Brazilian
nH ambassador. held a reception
v at the Astor House. in New
York. last night in honor of
DR.. Muller, of Brazil. minister of for
eign affairs of that country, who has
been in this country on a special mis-
sion, at which all of the members Of
the embassy staff and a number Of
prominent members of the Pan-Ameri-
can Society in New York, were present
The ambassador sailed from New York
this morning on board the Nieu ANS
terdam, to spend six weeks or two
months abroad with Mime. da Cana.
Or. Muller also sailed from New York
today on the battleship which bore
him to this country. He was accom-
panied by Mr.. Pimentel, former secre-
tary of the embassy here. but promoted
to rank of first secretary and appointed
to the Brazilian embassy in Japan.
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John Barrett, director of the Pan
American Union, who went to New
York TO attend the elaborate ceremonies
attending the departure of Dr. Muller.
returned to the Capital today.
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Mr. SChNlOlCh. SeCTtIdTy VI the ->clh-
erlands legation. who spent some time
at Newport and along the North Shore,
has returned to Washington for a few
days.
Congressman J. F. c. Talbot has gone
TO Bedford Springs, Pa. TO remain for
a short time and is staying at the Bed
ford Springs Hotel.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. John A. Rodg-
ers have closed their home in the city
and have gone to Sion Hill farm, Havre
de Grace, Nd, for the summer. Lieut..
and Mrs. John Rodgers and Robert P.
Rodgers, jr., accompanied them.
Mai. Gen and Mrs. Joseph 2. San
ger have gone to their summer place.
Kentlands. New London, n. H.
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Rear Admiral Willard H. Brownson, U.
g. ", retired. is spending the summer
at the Muenchinger-King, Newport. and
is accompanied by Mrs. Brownson. He
mas in commission there the Everglades.
the steam launch OF Col. Robert N.
Thompson, and has his own yachting
colers flying over her. Colonel Thomp-
son and his family are spending the
early part OF the summer abroad.
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The Russian Ambassador and Nine. /
BE- khmetef have selected Thursdays and
Sundays for entertaining dinner parties |
a: Newport during the season. and are
adding great dignity and weight TO the |
resort She and the ambassador enter |
a In Cfrp ht1f rx-ith
and the gay liveries of their servants, |
and the Russian mode of life which the |
insists on carrying out IN |
tkis country as much as possible. lends |
a particular charm to their summer
embassy.
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Former Vice President Levi P Morton.
who, with Mrs. Morton and other men,
bers of the family. is occupying the
White Cottage at Cedarhurst, L. l., is
said 20 be recovering from an illness
suffered in the spring. The Morton
house, facing Scott circle. has been en-
tirely made over. and from a severe
looking red-br:ck mansion. now looms
W white and stately above the other
houses in that part of the city. and Is
one Of the most imposing places in
Washington. 1t will be occupied by the
family next winter.
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Butler Ames and his family are oc-
cupying the r, sidence of the late Cen
Benjamin Butler, at Gloucester, Mass,
for the summer.
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Mrs. Davis. wife of Congressman c.
r. Davis of Minnesota, has gone to
Martha's Vineyard TO remain until Sep
tember. as the guest of Mrs. Arthur
Ferris Bennett.
Viscount d'AIte. minister of Portu-
gal. has left the legation for a series
of visits along the North Shore and at
other resorts.
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Dr.. and Mrs. Blair Spencer have
taken a cottage at Chevy Chase for
the season, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Walker, have also taken q cottage
there. and will remain until fsl. o.,