The Washington herald., 1914-06-28

Mr.. Jonas Michaslis and Mr.. Maurice
Kohner sailed Saturday for Europe. tc
remain for some weeks.
More than two hundred members OF
the Chevy Chase Club attended the week.
ly dance last evening. As usual a num-
Der Of the dinner parties opened the
Evenings amusement
Miss Lillian Burnstein has returned u
the city, after a short visit to friends
In Baltimore.
DR.. and Mrs. John Dulop entertained
one Of the largest companies in compli-
ment to Miss Rosemary Bradford and
Lieut. Clarence A. Richard. whose mar
rage will take place on Tuesday.
Miss Beatrice Katz, Of Baltimore, "a
i spending some time here, the guest OF
Miss Eleanor selinger.
Senator and Mrs. Hitchcock. the VI
count and Vicoun.ess Henri de Sibour.
Mrs. J. Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. Mere
1 dith were other dinner hosts entertain
ing large companies.
Mr.. Winters. Of New Haven. spent a
few days In town during the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph MedilI Mccormick.
who are passing a week in New York.
entertained at dinner last evening at the
Plaza.
Miss Leah Herman. Of this city. Is
spending some time in Chicago. the guest
| OF friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen H. PeIl were
notable dinner hosts at the Plaza on
Friday evening.
Mr.. Mortimer King left Washington
during the week for New York, where
he will spend some time.
The Secretary OF the Interior and Mrs.
Lane will send the children next Thurs
day up to Essex-on-the-Lake, New York,
where they have taken a cottage for the
sumner and the late autumn. Miss Miriam
Eastman will accompany the young peo-
pie and chaperon them until the arrival
OF their parents.
Miss Marion Refs. OF Baltimore, is
spending some time in town the guest of
friends.
Miss Flores Howard. of New Orleans.
who made her Washington debut last
December under the chaperonage Of her
aunt, Mrs Richard WeiRhtman. is now
a much entertained guest in Toledo, Ohio.
She is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Justice Will
son, in Toledo, after a gay two weeks
visit in Chicago. Later in the season
Miss Howard will join her mother at
East Gloucester, Mass, where her fam
ily is returning to pass the summer.
Mrs. Walter L. McClintock. Of Washing
ton and Pittsburgh. has arrived at Carls-
bad. where she proposes passing a month
or six weeks.
The octagon Club is entertaining its
members and friends at tug ride today.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Schoenfeld are
late Washington arrivals at Bad Nauheim
where they are at the Grand Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Charles DENLY, Of this
city. the former now Consul in Vienna.
are at The HasHe where Mr.. DENLY will
represent the United States at the opium
conference.
Mr.. Willard GoIdheim. Of this city, left
during the week for Coolbsugh. n. Y.
to remain during the summer months.
NJ Peynado. the retiring Minister of
the Dominican republic, has returned TO
WASHINGTON from his country, where he
spent some weeks. The minister. who Is
retiring from diplomatic service. Will
leave shortly for Santo Domingo, ac-
companied BY Mime. Peynado and their
children. His successor has been named.
and Is now on his way to Washington.
Paymaster John II. Knapp. L. S. n,
and Mrs. Knapp. who were married here
on April - have taken an apartment at
the 81. Regis and will take possession |
Of it in a fortnight Paymaster Knapp |
has been stationed for some time on the !
Mayhower but has been assigned 10 the |
wireless station at Fort Myer on land
duty.
Mr.. and Mrs William Danfuth have
returned to their home in the city, after
a lengthy tour in the North.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Harlow will
leave Washington on Tuesday for their
ranch in Montana. Their young daugh-
ter, Miss Katherine Harlow. will spend
the early part Of the summer in Maine
with Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Ewing. and
later in the summer, accompanied by
Miss Ewing and Thomas Ewing. jr., will
join her father and mother in Montana
Mr.. David OettinEer has returned to his
home in the city from Cornell where he
was among the students who graduated.
Miss Sybil Hayes daughter Of Repre-
sentative Hayes. Of California, will leave
this week for their home in San Jose.
The younger daughter. Miss Phillis
Hayes, with Miss Miriam Hayes, left
some weeks ago for home. stopping to
make visits IN Chicago. Madison. Wis.
and in the lake region. They have just
arrived in San Jose. Mrs. Hayes will
remain here until Mr.. Hayes can also
go home.
bingham. Mass. is preparing for a
great celebration on July and ;, when =
monument to John Tower. the founder
" the village. will be dedicated Chief
speaker at this reunion Of 800 defendants
of the first Massachusetts, Tower will be
Tower. former Ambassador
10 Austria. Russia and finally Germany.
appointed by President Mckinley, who
will tell his assembled relatives the
story of the compilation OF the Tower
-enealogy. which his father began and
he finished.
Will Summer in Maine