The Washington herald., 1914-06-14

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embassy ut Tokyo. expects to leave for
Japan in about q fortnight. going by way
Of Rome.
Miss Hattie Myers has returned to her
home IN New York after spending some
time In town the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
AL Sigmund. ~
Mrs. c. p. Kennedy and Mrs. J. H. Ken
nedy are late Washington arrivals at the
! Continental Hotel, Paris.
\ Mr. and Mrs. T. z. Fassett are at the
Hotel Edward VII. They are also late
arrivals registered from Washington.
| Rear Admiral e. X. Moore, u. s. NJ,
are at the Hotel Klinger. Marienbad. for
| an indefinits stay.
Mr.. Emanuel and M. Herbert Adler
are spending a short time In Richmond.
Va. the guests Of friends.
The Prince and Princess Troubetzkoy,
the latter formerly Miss Amalie Rives.
Of Virginia, are In London, where they
are being extensively entertained Lord
Curzon gave a dinner for the Russian
prince and his American princess during
the past week.
Lieut. and Mrs. Hugh B. Robinson. who
have recently returned from Porto Rico.
where the former has had a service of six
months, have gone TO Springfield, Mass,
for visit to Mrs. Robinson's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Mason.
Miss Rosa Breslauer will be among the
girls graduating from kindergarten nor
NAL.
who sailed for home last Wednesday.
will go direct to Boston on landing to
visit their son-in-law md daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Hendricks Whitman. They will
also make the acquaintance OF their
granddaughter. who has been named Rose
Farwen for Mrs. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chatfield Taylor will so to Chicago for
a short stay July ].
Mrs. Alexander Mackay-Smith and the
Misses Mackay-Smith have motored to
New York and are stopping .st the VOL
colt. New York City. They will attend
the polo games, then proceed to their
summer home on Mount Desert. They
are making the entire journey by motor.
Mr.. Emanuel Haas, of Richmond. Va.
is spending the weekend with his moth
er. Mrs. T. Haas, of this city.
Mrs. Franklin Macveagh. who is max
ing a visit to Chicago. preparatory to 60
ing to her summer home at Dublin. n.
H., was the guest of honor at a large
luncheon at Mrs. Cyrus II. McCormick's.
Monday.
One Of the several important garden
parties announced for this month at Lake
Forest ILL.,, will be that of ]. Ogden
Armour. on the 18th.
This will serve as introduction for the
hostesses' young daughter, Miss Lolita
Armour. who has just returned to Chi !
cago from boarding school in Connecti-
cut. Miss Lolita, now a young girl of
perfect health and great promise. Is the
former world-famous patient OF DR..
Lovenz. of Vienna, who was brought to
America by Mr. and Mrs. Armour to
treat their little daughter after an acci-
dent that threatened to make her a
cripple for life.
Mr.. Leon Oppenheimer. of Baltimore.
Is spending the weekend In town the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. OPP
penheimer.
Representative and Mrs. Henry Allen !
Cooper have closed their apartment in
the Rochambeau and gone to their home |
in Racine, where they will have as guests |
for the summer, their sister. Mrs. X. |
Watts johnson. and little daughter, OF
Hertfordshire, England. Mr.. johnson will |
Join his family later in the season and |
return with them to England.
Naval Constructor A. J. Chantry and |
Mrs Chantry have gone to Philadelphia, !
where the former has been assigned to
duty. Mrs. Chantry and her small son
will pass the summer at Cape May, to
be Joined as duty permits. by the head
Of the family.
Miss Miriam Oettinger, of Wilson. N.
c.. is spending some time in town the
guest of Miss Fannye Rich.
Mrs. Eugene Faith and children. who
have been visiting Mrs Samuel A. Gas
kins, have returned to their home in
Hancock. Nd. Mrs Faith spent some
time in Baltimore, Md, while little Miss
Frances Faith remained for sight seeing
In this city.
Wendell Wolfe Chapter. n. s. d. A. R.,
held it's last meeting for the season on
evening. June sth. with Miss
Mary Forrest Smith. 1903 Newton street.
northwest. Misses Smith and Lillian
warfield, hostesses, and the regent, Miss
Bertha Frances Wolfe, presiding. Tnt
guests Of the evening were Mr. and Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Phillips. One new MEM
Der was elected. Miss Anna NJ. Fletcher.
Responses to roll call were foreign Of
ficers who aided the Revolution The
paper of the evning was read by Mrs.
l. B. Stine. subject. Colonial Dress
which she treated in a very interesting
and excellent manner.
A social hour with refreshments fol-
lowed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hilton Bond. of
Kalorama road. have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter. Edith Rob-
ertson Bond. to Mr.. George Edward Sui
Ivan. also Of this city.
Mrs. A. NJ. Baer has returned to her
home In the Netherlands from a short
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Strauss. |,
non INLAY have learned with great
70 Miss nellie c. Hudson. of Montgomery
On Wednesday, June II, at the home OF
he bride.
Mr. Inlay, who left last evening for
of the District and Is actively
Identified with the Young Mems Christian
and other lines of religious
work.
The bride has been for three years a
No. She received her musical education
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