The Washington herald., 1914-09-25

left Washington yesterday for New 1oIh'
where he will join Mrs. Daniels for the
deeper waterways excursion up the Hud-
son.
The Secretary Of War has gone to New
York to meet Mrs. Garrison, who has
been spending the summer at the Gar
rison home in New Jersey.
The American Ambassador to Russia
and Mrs. George T. Marye and the lat
ters sister. Mrs. Moreland, have arrived
in London They will remain there until
the passage OF the North Sea is con-
sidered safe. and will then proceed 10
their post in Petrograd.
Honorable Thomas Spring Rice. third
secretary Of the British Embassy. has
returned to Washington from a leave Of
absence OF several months.
The Minister from Denmark. Constan-
tin Brun. will return to Washington on
October l from the summer legation, Col
yer Cottage, Bar Harbor. Ne.
The Charge d'Anaires Of the Persian
Legation and Mime. Ali Kuli Khan. have
arrived in this country and have gone
to the summer legation at BellpOrt Long
Island. They will come TO Washington
on September o.
A delightful addition to the young dip
IomatiC set will be found in the niece Of
the Charge d'Affaires, Miss Mahin Banon-
Behjates- -Sultaneh. who will visit at the
legation this winter. This young lady
is the first Persian nOblewOman TO visit
this country. and is said TO be very
beautiful Two young Persian nephews
and the three pretty children Of the
Charge d'Anairs and Nine. ALI Kuli make
up the rest Of this interesting family.
The legation will be established at the
Brighton.
Mrs. Clarence Moore and her daugh-
ter. Miss Frances Moore, who will be
a debutante Of the season, have arrived
in New York from Europe. They will
come to Washington Monday and remain
al their residence OF Massachusetts, ave
nue. for a few days before going to White
Sulphur Springs for months stay
Mr.. and Mrs Hennin Jennings and
Mrs Chaucey Hackett. who are now in
New York. will come TO Washington
Friday for the winter
Col George Harvey. OF Deal. y. J., is
spending a few days in Washington He
will spend a short time with mis- daugh-
ter. Mrs MarceIlus Thompson. wife OF
Lieut.. Thompson. at Fort Washington.
Miss Genevieve Clark. daughter Of the
Speaker. has had Miss Jean Roberts as
her guest for several days.
Senator and Mrs, Henry Cabot Lodge
arrived in New York on the Olympic
from Europe Wednesday. They will go
TO their Massachusetts home before com
ing TO Washington.
Miss Mabel Boardman expects to leave
Washington the latter part Of next week
for a short visit at Breton Woods. y.
H.. where her father and sister. Mr.
William J. Boardman and Mrs. Frederick
Keep. are spending the fall.
Baroness Won Andre is the guest Of !
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Chauncey Depew. at BriarrliT
Lodge. BriarcIiffe, y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore MarburE. OF
Baltimore. and Miss Christine Marburg
and Mr.. Theodore Marburg will return
from Lake Mohonk. where they have
been since their return from Europe 10
their Baltimore home the last Of Oc-
tober. Miss Christine Marburg is we'll
known in Washington, and as the friend
of Miss Helen Taft, spent a great deal
Of time at the White House.
II Is expected that Miss Taft will be
a member Of the bridal party at the
wedding Of Miss MarburE 10 Jonkheer
Alidius Warmokdus Lamhertus ljarda
Won Starene0rgh StaChomwer. OF the
Dutch Legation at Brussels in the spring.
The former Attorney General and Mrs
Charles ]. Bonaparte are at the Noun
tain View House. Breton Woods.
Mrs. Frederick Keep Of Washington. is
visiting friends at Breton Woods.
DR.. Guy Fairfax is spending some time
in New York.
Mrs. Vanderbilt. Mrs. S,uyvcsan, Fish.
Mrs. August Belmont. Mrs. ]. Borden
Hartman, Ms Vincent Asyo-. Mrs.
Richard H. Townsend. M-S pier C.
Gerry. and MIS-. George Peabody EIs-
tbs are among the PatrorsS>"S Of com
ing fashion fete being ORGANIZED, WHICH
has for its purpose two objects. both ot
which are OF international lnt@r St one
Of these Is to enable New NorN 10 carry
on the work of Faris while Franc" IS
disorganized by war. The other is 10
raise a large sum fnr the committee Of
mercy which has ben organized hy Mrs.
Hartman and Mayor Mitchell for tn" re-
lief of women and children. both IN this
country and abruai. who have been made
destitute ny the war.
\ pretty tea Was given in Alexandria
Yesterday bv Mrs Charles e. C1rlin. wife
of Representative Carin. IN honor OF her
daughter-in-law. Ms. charles 7. CarHn
a bride Of the ta-lv spring
The drawing and dining rooms W"r"
decorated with masses OF wild flowers
and yellow roses were used on the tea
table.
Mrs. Frazier Baldwin. Mrs Milton
French. and MrS. Alice Anderson as
sisted Mrs. Carlin. Mrs. Marshall wife
OF the Vice President. was among the
guests.
The marriage Of Miss Harriet Cole
man Glover and Mr.. Gardner Willard
Minett, of this city. a son Of Mrs Dan
iel c. Millett, Of the State Of Washing
ton, which will occur october 81, a N"
home of the brides mother. Mrs. Henry
Sheaf Glover. at MOorlands. FalrH".H'
Conn. will be a quiet AFFAIR.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard n. Tyler nave
recently returned from New England
where they spent the summer. and are
at their house. l721 Nineteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler made an extended
motor trip this summer, and spent part
of the season at Gloucester, Mass.
, Mat Henry D. Borup. L. s. A. retired.
has announced the engagement Of his
daughter. Miss Yvette Borup. and Roy
Cbanman Andrews. Of New York. The
wedding will take place October : inj
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