The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-22

MISS CARRIE LEE CHAMBERLAIN.
wedding will take place at Shelbyville
on September n
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Hoerman. of Dubuque,
Iowa are making a brief stay at Hotel
Powhatan.
Miss Leah Herman, of 1870 Kenyon
street. and her niece. Miss Sylvia oppeh-
heimer. of 1909 Thirteenth street, are
spending the summer in Chicago as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Open
teimer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Bamberger and
son, Gordon, formerly of Washington,
but now Of Chicago, spent last week In
this city with friends
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Miss Colby Hecht has returned to her
home at Baltimore. after visit to Mrs.
Max Fisher of this city.
Mrs. Max oppenheim and daughter.
Ferda, are spending some time at Brad
dock. Md.
Mrs. George z. Chamberlain. wife of
Senator Chamberlain of Oregon. ac-
!companied by her daughters. Miss Carrie
Lee Chamberlain and Miss Fannie
Chamberlain. left today for her home in
Portland Mrs. Chamberlain's health
has been poor. and unless there is mark
ed improvement she will not return to
Washington next winter.
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been enjoying an interesting visit in
Berlin, left recently to spend some time
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Capt. and Mrs. A. F. Fechteler enter
tanned a few guests Informally at dinner
last evening.
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Mrs. William Haywood and Miss
Doris Haywood have completed a short
visit to Atlantic City. and are at White
summer.
Among the prominent washingtonians
who are stopping at the White Sulphur
Springs are Brig. Gen. George A. Wood
Arthur Lee, and Major william Las
sitter.
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The new minister from Greece. Aga
memnon Schlieman. arrived In WASH
oming.
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Baron Kurt Won Lersner. second sec
rotary of the German embassy, and
Boris Yonine. second secretary of the
Russian embassy. are taking an active
part ip the tennis tournaments now
I'm progress at Newport. Yesterday
while an interested gallery watched the
mixed doubles. Baron Won Lersner and
Miss Mildred Rives were defeated by
Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden and William
P. Burden. Mr.. Yonine and mis- part
ner, Mrs. Howard G. Cushing. winning
by default.
a large addition win be made to the
stands for spectators, at the Casino. 4
in order to accommodate the hordes Of
visitors attracted by the national lawn
tennis tournament, beginning August
"A. These additional stands will give
seating capacity of 5000. with a
standing space ut the north end.
Capt. and Mrs. Roger welles en-
tertained at luncheon today at the
naval training station at Newport in
honor Of Capt. Antonin Martin, naval
attache to the French embassy, who
is this afternoon reviewing the brigade
of apprentice seamen.
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There will be no lack of spectacular
at Newport during the next
few weeks. Mrs. Belmont's wonderful
Chinese ball at Marble House, in honor
of the Duchess OF Marlborough, is
scheduled for Friday night. preceded by
a dinner of 100 given by Mrs. Stuyve-
SAINT Fish, where the decorations will
also be Chinese OF a most elaborate
character. Many ravishing costumes
have beeen ordered for these two affairs.
On August IA Mrs. Fish will give a
floral ball and a prominent hostess, as
vet unannounced. will entertain at din
rer in her honor. Another large ball.
a masque and domino party. will be
given on August q by George I. Scott,
at Belmead.
Mrs. George Hay Brown and Miss
Elizabeth Brown, accompanied by Mrs
william B. Turpin and Miss Ella Given,
sailed yesterday for Boston and will
mass the rest of the summer tourinS in