The Washington times., 1915-10-13
Items of Interest and Impor-
tance of Past, Present, and
Future Among Official and
Fashionable Folk.

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the season this evening. when he will
entertain the members Of the Federal
Reserve Board at his home In Massa-
chusetts avenue.
Mrs. Redfielo left Washington for
BY Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Armat They
will BE- Joined by Mrs. Redfieli's ,laugh-
ter. Mrs. Charles X. Drury, who is
BOW ll,i ing in Rochester, and tho party
will spend several days at the Belmont
Hotel.
The Russian summer embassy at
Newport has been closed for the sea-
son, and the members OF the staff have
takcn possession OF their winter quar-
ters. The Ambas assador and Madame
l3akhmeteff are again at tho embassy
In Sixteenth street. and the Counselor
Of the Embassy and Madame Scher-
batskoy have moved into their now
home IN Connecticut avenue.
Col. Nicolai Golejewski military at
tache. and Madame GOlejewski have
given ur the residence in Churcn street,
which they have occupied for several
years, and will spend the winter In
New York. where they are established
at Il East Ninety-second street The
naval attache, Commander Mishtowt.
will also be In New York for the great
er part Of the winter. and has quarters
at zl6 West Eighty-ninth street. The
assistant naval attache, Lieutenant
Fedotcff. a recent addition 10 the en-
bassy staff, will also maintain head
quarters in New York
II. de Bach. the second secretary. and
In time Of peace a cotillion leader sec-
ond TO Count Laszlo Cziraky. VI the
Austro- Hungarian embassy. in Wash
tsched to the Washington staff. but
absent on leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Lincoln have
again leased the residence in n street
owned by Mrs. Alfred Il. Bates. They
viii come to Washington early In No
vember.
Mrs. bates daughter. Mrs. Frederick
Roch Swift. OF New York. is visiting
here at her apartment in the Connecti
CUT for short period.
Col. George Andrews. /. s. A.. re-
tired, and Mrs. Andrews, who passed
the autumn at Atlantic City. are estab-
lished at their home in Columbia road
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Blair will
leave Washington in few days tor
Atlantic City. where they will pass the
autumn. MIR. and Mrs. Blair have
leased their place at Silver Spring. Nd.
Bolt. and on their return will lease n
residence in town for the winter.
Dr.; and Mrs F. {. schroeder will go
stay.
The japanese Ambassador and Wis
countess hinda will go to New York
tomorrow f'r two Or three days.
The Chinese Minister. Kai Flu Shah.
left Washington yesterday for New
York AMI will 90 today to Patterson.
n. j.. to speak ut the dinner OF the
Silk WCavers convention.
Ellen Wilson McAdoo. daughter OF tho
Secretary OF the Treasury and Mrs.
w G.. McAdoo. win her nurse. has
taken up her residence at the White
House during the absence of her par
ents, who left Washin ston last night
for the Pacific coast. They will be gone
sbout three weeks TIL" secretary Is
making an official trip and will stop to
cities in the West.
John Clapp. who spent the summer
motoring through the Northern and
Eastern States. has returned to his
home In this city.
Miss Edith Oracle entertained at a
bridge party OF four tables yesterday
afternoon in compliment to her house s
Claire Cornell OF New York. Miss
Gracie's mother Mrs. Archibald Oracle.
and Miss Smith presided at the tea
table.
party this weekend. and next week
Mrs Richard p. Worrall and Miss Eva
Ingersoll Brown. both Of New York,
will come to Washington to be Miss
Gracies guests.
Mrs. william Ftanklin Draper was
hostess at a tea yesterday at the White
Sulphur Springs in honor OF Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Lee Haggin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Coudert. who
returned recently from Europe. are at
their country place. la Chaumiere, In
Oyster Bay, l.. !.
Miss Helena Craven Palmer. who
spent the summer with her parents
MIR. and Mrs. Aulick Palmer. at their
cottage in Bar Harbor. has arrived at
the Virginia Hot Springs where she
will pass the autumn
Mrs. ]. Borden Hartman. who is er
route to New York from the facint
coast, is spending several days at th'
Powhatan. Mrs. Hartman Is unde
ClIed wnen Ent Will hti ''s'
dence In Washington. She recent.
spent several DAYS in Louisville, witf
her daughter. Miss Ethel Hartman
who is the guest of friends.
Mrs. Henry Howard. OF New Orleans
and her daughter, Miss Flores Howard
arrived in Washington on Monday ant
are the guests OF Mrs. Howard's sister
Mrs. Richard Weightman. Mrs. How
ard will return to New Orleans snort
Iy, but Miss Howard. who spent sew
eral months in Washington last winter
will remain with her aunt unit
Christmas.
Mrs. Howard and Miss Howard spen
the summer at Gloucester, Mass, an'
have been visiting In New York an
on Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dawson Trundle, tn
latter formerly Miss Lucy elmo
Wright, have returned to the Eas
after a seven weeks honeymoon tri
to the Pacific coast. They spent las
week with Mrs Trunde's parents. Dr
and Mrs George. II. Wright. at Car
roll Spring their place at Linden sta
ton, Md, and have now gone to thei
own home, near Poolesv1ire, Md.
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Mrs. George H. Wright will entertai
the members of the Association OF Col
lesiate Alumnae on Friday afternoon n
her home at Linden Station. on tn
Forest Glen electric line. Cars wi
leave the corner OF Ninth and r street
et 800 o'clock and each succeeding hal
hour.