The Washington times., 1913-09-17
Minister of Uruguay Has Returned
To the Capital From Massachusetts,
Has Been Spending the Summer
Months With His Family
at Magnolia.

- HE Minister Of Uruguay and Sc
nora Manuela Diaz de Pena, re-
turned to Washington today from
Magnolia. Mass; where they
spent several of the summer months at
the oceanside. They were accompan-
led by their elder daughter, Senorita
Senor Hugo v. de Pena, second 'secre-
tary Of the legation. They will open
the legation in N street for the season.
Senorita AIbertina de Pena and Sc
norita Maria Carlota de Pena ara still
with Madame Naon. wife Of the Hrgen-
tine minister. at Deer Park, and will re-
turn to Washington with her.
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Mrs. S. H. White and daughter. Miss
Katherine, who have been guests OF
friends at Fort Monroe for some
time. returned to Washington today.
and have joined Mrs. Whites father,
Brig. Gen. Horatio Gates Gibson, at
his home In Twenty-first street -.
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The President accompanied by DR..
Grayson, attended the. performance at
Polls Theater last evening, occupying a
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Josephus Daniels. jr., elder son OF
the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels, will leave, Washington next
week for the Tome school In Maryland.
where he will be student for the
coming year. Secretary Daniels will
leave Washington tonight on q tour Of
inspection which will take him first to
Jersey City.
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DR.. W. Gerry Morgan, who spent the
summer abroad with Mrs. Morgan and
the Misses Morgan, touring in France.
Switzerland. and England. returned to
Washington today. Mrs. Morgan and
the Misses Morgan will remain, in
France, where the latter are in school:
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Nolan and the
Misses Nolan have given up their resi-
dence in Wyoming avenue and taken an
apartment at the Connecticut for the
winter.
Haniel Won Haimhausen. counselor and
charge d'affaires of the German en-
bassy. left Washington yesterday after
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at the summer embassy. in Newport
= b. Yonine, second Russian secretary,
has. returned TO Newport and Joined
other members of the embassy stan,
after visit at Beverly Farms
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The former. Secretary of the Navy,
George Won L. Meyer, is among the ex-
hibitors of vegetables and flowers at
the Essex county fair. at Topsfieid,
Mass. Horticulture is a hobby with the
former Secretary. and his farm al
Hamilton is noted on all the country
SIDE for its products.
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Brig. Gen. George L. Andrews, L. 6.
A, and Mrs. Andrews. who spent the
simmer At Magnolia Mass, have gone
to Atlantic City TO remain until October
J. when they VIII return to Washington.
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Mrs. Mary Stewart and Miss Helen
Stewart have gone to the Virginia
Hot Springs to remain for part of the
fall season.
Lieut.. Col Charles L. McCawley1 as.
ststant quartermaster, U. S. M. c., and
Mrs. McCawley will return to Wash
mgton early next week from Newport,
where they have spent some part of the
summer.
The Russian Ambassador and Nine.
Eakhmeteff. who have been making a
series of automobile visits to Proyi-
oence and other places, will return TO
Newport today.
Count de San Esteban, second secre-
tary of the Spanish legation, has
broken all records among fashionable
fishermen at Newport, where, with the
countess. he is spending. the summer.
Yesterday he was one of a yacht party
who fished off Brenton's reef light
ship. and caught sixty black fisiI out of
q total Of 100 caught by the entire
party, most of the catch weighing more
than six pounds. The count decided at
noon, that he had caught enough fish
to supply the Diplomatic Corps for
some time to come and decided to go
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y Miss Mary McCauley. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward McCauley, will return
TO Washington the last Of this month
from New England. where she has
spent the last couple Of months visiting.
Miss McCauley IL now at Ogonuuit,
Me, and ext week will go to Ardmore.
Pa. to visit her brother-in-law and sis
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee, for visit