The Washington herald., 1914-08-29
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Capt and Mrs. Marx L. Bristol enter
tained at dinner on Thursday evening as
a farewell TO Lieut.. Commander and
Mrs. Charles d. Hutchins. who leave to-
day on the first stage Of their Journey
to China. where Lieut.. Commander
HutchIns has been appointed naval at
tache at the American Legation.
| The stan OF the United States now at
Pekin. in addition to the Minister. Mr..
Paul S. Rensch, OF Wisconsin. includes
Mr. John Van A. MacMurray. OF this
city. as first SECRETARY: Frederick A.
\ Sterling, OF Texas, as second secretary;
Mai. Albert ]. BOwley. u. s. A, as mil
/ itary attache; Lieut. Capt. Louis Nc
Little, L. s. NJ c., on special mission
and a long line OF student interpreters.
The embassy in Japan, which is now
without any connection with that Of
China, is the largest maintained by the
United States at any capital OF the
world. The Ambassador is Hon. George
w. Guthries. OF Pittsburgh. appointed
early in the present administration.
| Lieut. Commander Lyman A. Cotton. IT,
$. N, and Col James A. Irons, l.. s. A,
| are naval and military attaches, re-
spectively. while the additional officers
include Mai. George Gosman. Capt.
George VI. Brooke. Lieut.. o. c. Troxel.
Lieut. Charles Burnett, all Of the army.
| and Lieut.. Robert S. Keys. Of the navy.
Charles s. Arnell. Henry Coleman May,
both OF Washington; Frank n Arnold, !
/ Of Pennsylvania; John K. Caldwell. Of
Kentucky; Henry B. Hitchcock. Of Con- |
necticut; E. H. Dooman, Of New York; |
/ Eric r. Dickover. Of California. and |
William LangdOn. of Massachusetts |
make up the official and clerical stat. !,
Mrs. Susan f. Murray. who has been |
spending the summer at Atlantic City. !
has returned 10 Washington and is a |
guest al Hotel Powhatan until her home |
is in readiness.
Invitations have been received here fo- /
the marriage Of Miss Augusta Kirkland, |
OF Albany. n. Y. and DR.. Sothern Key. |
of this city. on Wednesday, September ,. !
+, The ceremony will take place at { o clock
in the afternoon at the home Of the
brides brother. Albert G. Kirkland. at
Green Bush Heights, Albany.
The bride-elect is the daughter Of the
late Col Albert B. Kirkland. L. s. A. |
formerly welI-known in army circles.
Lieut. ]. H. Ingraham. L S n. whose |
marriage to Miss Jean Fletcher Coffin. Of |
Indiana polls was one OF the important |
nuptlai events OF the summer has been |
ordered to Vera Cruz Mrs. Ingraham |
will join her parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. |
F. Coffin, at their summer home in |
Indiana. to await her husbands return /
10 the United States.
Mrs Charles F Larrabee. who has been .
sojOurning for the summer at White |
Sulphur Springs, has returned to Wash /
ington and taken apartments at Hotel .
Powhatan previous TO opening her house
on Twenty-first street
Mrs. Robert T. Lincoln entertained al
4 large juvenile party yesterday at her
summer home at Manchester. VT The
occasion was complimentary to her
granddaughter. Miss Mary Beckwith, and
brought together the children Of the
summer colony about Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Lowndes. jr nave
gone To the White sulphur Springs TO
he the guests Of NJ. AMI Mrs John =.
Thayer. who are entertaining q large
house party at their summer home.
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt jr..
and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth are recent
arrivals at Newport
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stevenson Litter.
of St Louis, are making a brief visit -
Washington and are guests at Hotel
Powhatan.
Mrs. Ryan Devereux. with her young
daughter. Miss Margaret DevereUx. has
Joined Mrs. Joseph Sinnott and Miss
Sinnott, OF Philadelphia, at the Glad
stone Sarragansett Pier, for a short
-tay. Dr. and Mrs. Devereux and family
are passing the summer at Cape May.
Congressman Eugene F Kinkead. Of
New Jersey. gave a dinner to a number
of mis- New Jersey constituents and Con-
gressmen O'Shaughnessy. Petten, and Mr..
Edward Walsh at Hotel Powhatan last 1
evening.
Miss Elizabeth Porter and Nine. Eken-
grin. wife Of the Minister from Sweden.
were respectively, second and third in
the tennis tournament that came 10 an
end at Bar Harbor Yesterday. First hon I
ors in the ladies' singles went TO Miss
Katharine Force. Of New York Miss
Force and her sister. Mrs John Jacob
Aston. have been among the young peo- l
pie participating in the different sports !
at Bar HarbOr throughout the season.
Miss Dorothy Randolph. who is passing
the summer In the North. is now the !
guest Of her cousin. Miss Pauline ,
Crabbe, at the latter's home. in Buffalo.
Miss Louise Widdecombe IS the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs R. I. Miller. OF Provi-
dence. r. l.
Lieut. Y. V. Woodward. L s. n. and
Mrs. Woodward and Mr.. and Mrs. H. W.
Onutt are late arrivals from Washington
at the Spotswood Arms. Virginia Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ryerson. who
occupied an apartment at StonelelEh J
Court last winter and are among the pros !