Evening star., 1914-08-19
DISTRICT RESIDENTS
LOCATED IN EUROPE
Latest Advices Give Where
abouts Also of Many Well
Known Here.

Advices received through the De-
partment Of State give the Information
that Christiap Heurich and family Of
Washington are at present In Nurem-
berg. Germany, and that the Edison
Bradleys are in Baden Baden.
From the same source comes the
news that James Leslie, another wash
ingtonian, Is In Nuremberg; MAJ.
Spencer Cosby and Mrs. Cosby are In
Paris: Miss Timlow. one of the pfin-
cipals of the Cloverside School on
Scott Circle. is in Amsterdam. and
Mrs. Thomas r. Walsh is in London.
Mrs. James Carlisle OF Washington Is
thought probably to be In Heidelberg,
Germany.
Washingtonians in London.
Among the persons mentioned as be-
ing in London by Mrs. Elsie Cobb Will
son of this city, recently arrived In
New York, are a number OF washing
tonians and people who are aecus-
toned to spend a good part OF their
time in the National Capital They
are: Mrs. William Draper, Miss Draper.
Senator and Mrs. Lodge. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hale. Mr. and Mrs. Borden Hartman.
the Misses Patten, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Waggaman. Mr. and Mrs. e. A.
Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. A. G McClintoek.
ss Mss * 81 M9 ans Mr.. h RapS Saa c, M
Johnston. Miss Johnston. Mrs. john Ca
bot Lodge and children. Miss Stevens.
Mrs. Marshall Field. Henry White. Mrs.
huntington jackson: Mr.. and Mrs.
tus, Mr.. and Mrs. George won L. Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry May and Miss
Cecilia May.
Word has bsen received that Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Wardman Of this city
are at the Majestic Hotel, Harrogate.
England, and are expected to return to
i, America about the first Of next month.
District People Return.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cans of the Iowa
apartments. who were on the Holland
American liner N1euw Amsterdam.
which docked Monday. arrived in this
city last evening, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Seibold. also passengers on
that vessel. reached here yesferday.
Former Senator Clark OF Montana has
leased a chateau near the French cap
ital. and win remain there with his
| wife and family until the war clouds
| disappear.
Stephen E. Kramer. acting supefin-
tendent of schools. has called on prfn-
ctpals and supervisors Of all the SCHOOLS
~ ZIG 1|AStiASS " ANAA111 AAnutoS u
| teachers who are in Europe and whose
whereabouts are not yet reported. so tfaf
| an effort can be made to locate fhem
| and to extend them aid In returning
in time for the opening of the tall
| school term. Mr.. Kramer states that he
does not think there are mora than If
teen or twenty marooned in all.
Party to san August 90.
Further information received from n.
W. Draper, principal Of the Nonroe
School. indicates that he aad the party
with which he was travelling. which In
cludes several Washington teachers, have
reached London and are expected to san
August 20. Mr. Kramer yesterday cahleA
the office Of the American line IN Lnnduf
the request that this party b. given
passage.
Miss Margaret Graham and Miss May
Paul Bradshaw. teachers In the Business
High School, whose safety had been q
source Of anxiety to their families and
friends, have been heard from at La
Have, Holland. They announce that
they are safe and we'll and intend to
remain there until passages for the home
ward trip can be secured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Harris Of Rich.
mond. Va, are announced by the Depart
u,ent OF State as being at the Grand
Hotel, Nuremberg. and Mr.. Keenes and
party Of Wnrm Springs. Va. In Geneva.