The Washington times., 1915-09-22
Many Entertainments Are
Planned by the Leaders OF
Society in Washington.
Gossip of Hostesses. K.

Senior Arsmsno Peres Perdomo, the
newly appointed minister of the Do
nninican Republic. presented his Gre
dentials to President Wilson today.
The presentation was made by the
Presidents aid. cck w. W. Hart'.
Mrs.. Albert L. Mills, who has been
at Chelsea, N. j., for 4he past fort
night. has returned to Washington
ana Joined Brigadier General Mills at
their home in K street. N.
Philander s. Knox, former Secretary
Of State, and Mrs. Knox. who are at
their X street home for a short time.
are putting their house In order for
its new tenants. Congressman and
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Dunn. 0f Rochester,
n. Y. They will take possession about
October 1. -, H..
Mrs. Henry c. Corbin, who has Aeen
motoring through New York state
and Canada, will go to Breton Woods
and make q visit In New York, before
returning to Wehinston.
Mrs. Lurton, widow of Justice Lur-
ton, has returned to Warrington after
spending several months in the South.
The early part Of the summer Mrs.
Lurton was in Nashville. Tenn. Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs. Van Devan.
Linville. N. c.. where they remained
for the past month:
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace H. Lu ton, jr.,
with their children. have returned to
their home in Sixteenth street aft sr
q summer spent at their country home
near Nashville. Tenn.
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The, Rev. Walden Myer and sister,
Miss Gertrpde, Myer. have reached
"aQhin0fns1 Ha h4r
they have had a cottage for the sum
mer, and are occupying Mrs. Harriet
Blaine Beale's apartment in the Con-
necticut for a month or six weeks
the winter. Last winter the Rev. Mr.
Myer and his sister made their home
at e19 Farragut Square,. .... Old. r..
Mrs. Beale, who spent the summer
At Westport. Lake Champlain. N. Y.
and has lately been visiting in New
a guest at the New Willard, Within a
few days Mrs. P<ale Will 60 to Silver
Spring, Senator Blair Lees country
place. IN Montgomery county. for a
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Cusack, Of Long
Island. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur w. Miller at their residence, 225
Seventh street northeast
Col. Charles Page Bryan has Joined
his brother-in-law and sister, Judge and
Mrs. John Barton Payne; at Elmhurst,
Ill. after a trip to the exposition at
San Francisco. '.., g. s...
Washington some time in October and
probably will spend the greater part Of
the winter here.
Mrs. J. Hamilton Lewis has arrived
in Washington and Is at the Shoreham
General and Mrs. Chao. Enrique Ma
varez. Ricardo Romero. and Janvier
Espinoza, all Of Mexico. are also guests
Mt the Shoreham. and among the recent
arriyais are Mr.; and Mrs. T. I. Mann.
Rowe. of CINCINNATI: L.. L. Rue. Of Phil
Ma.s Mis-. T. B. ee1 5enninxs. f of firiieId FsireId
Conn; Miss E. T. Gallander. Of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. F. 8. English. Of
away, Of Mlddletown. N. Y. and Dr..
and Mrs. Arnold c.. Klebs.
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Dr. Ira w. Dennison has returned to
his home at the Wyoming. after a visit
Mystic. Conn.
Mrs. Harriet Blaine Beale, who spent
tho summer at Westport. Lake Cham
plain: n: Y. returned to Washinston
a few days before opening her apart
ment in the Connecticut Among the
motor parties arriving at the Willard
yesterday was one composed Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James C. Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs.
z. D. Latimer. the Misses Wallace, and
j. M. Whittlesey. Of Cleveland, Ohio.
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The minister Of Costa Rica, Manuel
Castro Quesada; Charles 8. Hamlin. w.
p. g. Harding. and Paul Warburg, all
Of the Federal Reserve Board. were
among those lunching at the Willard
yesterday.
A meeting Is in progress this after
noon at the Lord Baltimore Country
independent Bell Chapter Of the D. A.
r. Mrs. Henry Churchill Cook has
been elected regent. Mrs. George A.
Arms. vice regent; Mrs. Claude Miller,