The Washington herald., 1914-07-02
French Ambassador Of for France

The French Ambassador and Nine. Jus
serand sailed yesterday from New York
on the Savoie to pass the summer. The
Charge d Affairs and Nine. Clause. who.
since their arrival in America a few
weeks ago, have been at the Highlands.
will leave today for Manchester. Mass,
where the embassy will be located for
summer.
The German Ambassador left Washing
ton yesterday for the summer He will
sail from New York next Tuesday on the
Vaterland TO Join the Countess Won Bern
storr at their villa on the Starnberg.
Lake Bavaria Count Won BernstorfI
hopes TO take his usual three-month leave
at this time. but in the event any dis
turbing change in diplomatic circles will
be ready to return direct to Washington.
With the departure Of the Ambassador
the German Embassy will be located at
Newport.
Mr. T L. Stokes, Of Atlanta. Ca. ar
companied by Mrs. Stokes and children.
are guests at the Hotel Powhatan- After
brief visit in Washington they will go
to Atlantic City for an extended visit.
Hon. Thomas Spring Rice. third secre-
terday on the Aquitania 10 join the Brit
ish Ambassador. Sir Cecil STrinE-Rice. in
London.
Mrs Mark Hanna has arrived at her
cottage at Seal Harbor. Ne. 10 remain
through the summer. Mrs. Hanna will
give a small dance at the Yacht Club
July 4.
Mr.. T F. Thomas and wife. Of Salt
Lake Civ. Utah. are guests at the Hotel
Powhatau.
Miss 4 NJ Mason will sail on Saturday
on the EoniC Albert. of the North Ger
man LLOYD Line from New York for Ma
pies and Genoa, via Gibraltar and Al
giers.
Col Henry May has verified the rImor
from Taris OF the engagement Of his
Youngest daughter. Miss Cecilia May. and
Mr. William Won Rath. formerly Of the
German Embassy in this city. The Misses
NAV and their mother went abroad early
in the season.
The marriage Of Rev. Caleb Rothsford
Stetson. rector of ST. Marks Church.
Capitol Hill, to Miss Helen S. Richards.
Of Boston. took place in the latter city
on Tuesday at noon at Trinity Church.
Rev. William Morgan Jones. formerly of
Washington. Officiated. with Mr.. Henry
T Blair. also of this city. as best man.
The ceremony was followed almost i'm
mediately by the departure of the bride
and bridegroom for a short honeymoon
in New England prior to sailing on Satur-
day on the KOnig Albert to pass the
summer in Europe On their return they
will take a house on Capitol HILL
Miss Helen WalcOtt. who attended the
marriage OF her father. DR.. Charles D.
WalcOtt, and Miss Mary Morris Vaux, at
Bryn Mawr. on Tuesday, will go to Bar
Harbor to pass thS next few weeks with
Mrs. Henry F. Dffnock, and later visit
relatives until the return OF Dr. and Mrs
Walcott from Colorado. where the latter
propose passing the summer.
Mrs. Robert. Travers and Miss Travers
left Washington yesterday for New York
from which point they will motor to Bar
HarbOr to pass the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glover sailed YES
terday on the Aqultania from New York
to pass the summer in Europe They
will join their son-in-law and daughter,
NJ. and Nine van Swinderen, OF Holland
for the greater part Of their stay abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Geary johnson leave
today to spend the summer at New Lon
don. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. Noder, and daUEh-
ter. of Scalp Level. Pa, are guests at
Hotel Powhatan.
Miss Gertrude Lutz Of 2z19 California
avenue. who recently toured in her car
from this city to Providence with a
party Of friends. Is now the house guest
OF DR.. and Mrs. John E. Donley, Jr.,