The Washington times., 1914-07-03

Nine. Bakhmeteff entertained infor-
mally at luncheon at the summer en-
bassy, and Mrs. Vanderbilt gave her
first dinner at the Breakers in COM
pliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
O'Shaughnessy, Mrs. J. Solely. and John
w. Riddle. of New York The Duchess
Of Marlborough was also among the
guests
Mrs. A b Matlock, Of f20 N street,
announces the marriage of her daugh-
ter. Mrs Awilda Matlock Rousseau,
In San Antonio. Tex.
Mrs. Rousseau, who Ii formerly OF
Missouri, is well known in Washington,
where she has made a large circle OF
friends in music circles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matlock Will make their
home for the present In San Antonio,
where Mr.. Matlock Is connected with
the Depot QuaTtermaster's Department
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The Rev. J. ]. Thord will be among
those sailing tomorrow on the Kron-
prinzessin Cecelie. for London. Paris,
and Bremen.
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expected shortly at Bar Harbor. and
will be the guests Of Miss Celeste
Eustis.
DR.. Salon Menos, who was appointed
minister of Haiti to this country in
1911 and served until July Of last wear.
when he was succeeded by Ulrtch
Duvivier, has been appointed to the
Washington post again The retiring
Minister and Nine. Duvtvier and their
family have become great favorites In
the oorps In tho year they have spent
in Washington
Mrs. Thomas J. Walsh and Miss Gene
We've Walsh, wife and daughter OF Sem
ator Walsh of Montana, left Washington
early this morning for New York, from
where they sail tomorrow for Euope to
spend the summer.
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Senator and Mrs. O'Gorman and their
family closed the apartment they have
occupied this season in the Highlands
and departed yesterday morning for
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va, for q
part Of the season
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Mrs. Golden Donaldson has gone to
Lake sa-anao' N: 4: for the sonrn-f'
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs ".
H Madison have gone to Maine to spend
the season.
Judge and Mrs Judson c. Clements
and their family left today for the
country place In maryland which they
have taken for the summer. The farm,
near Annapolis, and not far from the
Severn river, will afford Judge Glenn
ents an opportunity to indulge IN MS
favorite pastime. gardening.
C,,Ionl Y.oushhedmer entertained m
formally at luncheon yesterday at the
Army and Navy Club.
rornan F. Hines and his daughtep
Miss Viola Mae Hines. were hosts at
garden party at their home 1s Elghth
street southeast, last evening. The lawn
wasadorned with Japanese lanterns and
the ices and punch were served from
small tables which were decorated with
clusters Of roses and ferns Among the
guests were Mrs. John D. GarInan and
her daughter, Miss Frances Garman, and
her sons, Teddy Garman and Don Gar
man Miss Ora Thompson. Miss Mae
Thompson, Mrs. Aldeson. Mr.. and Mrs
Iyens. Guy Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs L.
Chandler, Miss Josephine Abdell' oscar
I,svis. Mr.. Taylor, Mrs l. Burges, and
her brothers, the Messrs. West, Miss
Flynn and others.
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Miss Anna L. Heider. OF 94S West
minister street northwest. left Tor New
York yesterday, from where she Will
sail today for a tour of England, Bel
gium, France. Switzerland. Italy, Ger |
many, and Holland. covering two
months Accompanying her will be the
Rev. Earle Wiley and daughter and a
party Of friends.
Miss Helen Rosenberg, of Norfolk,
Va, is spending a week with Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ d. Rosenberg.