The Washington herald., 1914-08-05

The British Embassy, moved from
Washington to Manchester, Mass, just
ten days ago. VIII be re-estabIished In
Washington today. The Ambassador and
Lady spring-Rice and children, who are
passing the summer In England, are
not expected in Washington until
autumn. even should trans-AtIantic
travel be resumed, as the embassy VIII
continue under the care OF Mr.. colyIlls
Barclay.
According to information cabled from
France yesterday the French Ambassa-
dor, II. Jusserand. will return to Wash
ington oy the very first boat on whicn
he can get accommodation In view Of
the fact that NJ Jusserand Is dean OF
the Diplomatic Corps his presence n
American at this time Is considered most
desirable.
The Swiss Minister, DR.. Ritter. DIT
Frank PleadweIl U. s. N. Mr.. and
Mrs. Crammond Kennedy. all OF Wash
lngton. and Mr.. and Mrs Crawford Black,
OF Baltimore, the soI-in-Iaw and daugh-
ter OF former Postmaster General
Gary, are aEiong the passengers Of the
Kronprinzessin Cecilie which arrived al
Bar Harbor yesterday after six days al
sea-
AhC OIucT 1dlQ 70 nave DGGn l611cu
yesterday that no persons would be
permitted TO leave Germany for an IN
definite period viii, II true, work a
particular hardship on many Americans
now at the German health resorts. as
well as TO the large number Of tourists.
Among the weIl-known Washington
travellers last heard of at Calsbad,
Weisbaden. Bad Nauhefm. or adjacent
places are Chief Justice Shepard Of the
District Appeals Court and Mrs.
Shepard; Justice and Mrs. Howry and
the Misses Howry. Mrs. Benjamin Har-
rison. widow Of the former President.
and Miss Elizabeth Harrison, Mrs. Philip
H. Sheridan and the Misses Sheridan.
Miss Jane Riggs. Mrs. de Witt Talmage
and Miss Collier. Rear Admiral and Airs
Rodgers. Mrs Henry May and the
Misses May, Mrs. Robert Hinckley and
Miss Gladys Hinckley and the Misses
Mellon
Baron Kurt Won Lersner and Baror
Horst Won Lersner and Mr.. Wilhelm voul
Rath. all Of the German Embassy stan
now at Newport. have been recalled tc
Berlin to resume service with their re-
spective regiments. They will leave New
port at once for New York to take ad'
vantage of the first opportunity afforded
for sailing from that port.
The former Minister to Belgium and
Mrs. Theodore Marburg, who are passing
the summer in England, have ANNOUNCED
the engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Christine Marburg. to Mr.. Jonkheer von
Starkenough Stachomwer, of the Neither.
lands diplomatic service. The latter ID
now serving as secretary OF legation al
Brussels.
Miss Marburg is very pleasantly re.
membered In Washington as one Of the
small circle OF intimate friends of Miss
Helen Taft and a frequent White House
visitor during the last administration.
The marriage will take place in London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore F. Shuey have
issued cards announcing the marriage OF
their daughter. Katharine Shuey Bonney,
to Mr.. Charles Joseph Happier, on Tues
day. August T.
Only the immediate relatives Of the
bride and bridegroom witnessed the cere-
mony. which took place at the home of
the brides parents. M California street.
Rev. DR.. La Grande Powers oficiated,
Mr.. and Mrs George Gillfland and Miss
Gilliland left yesterday for Atlantic City
to pass the remainder Of the surnu,er