Evening star., 1915-03-14
Told Of the Notables.

Edward Everett Dennison, representa-
tive from southern Illinois, IL another Of
tho aAthy
Girls, Another bachelors whose
Wealthy Bachelor. soc,s' as oooR'ass ssep aes
| likely to be moro than ordinarily full A
Yale man, he Is a classmate Of former
Postmaster General Frank Hitchcock and
studied law in Washington So he
already knows who's who-and who isn't
Immediately after the adjournment OF
Congress Representative Dennison left
for Hawaii. where for three weeks he
will be the guest of tho government. Upon
| his return to Washington he will install
himself in one Of the large West End
| residences and bring his mother here to
preside in his home
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Tho Countess Cantacuzene, whom
Washington society used to know so well
as Julia Dent Grant, Is
Another Titled among the titled nurses
Me-, who have seen very real
Hoo' service since the begin
ming Of tho European war. Unfortunate
ly. one of her latest patients has been
her husband At the outbreak of tho
war Count Cantacuzene was given the
command Of a Russian regiment. and
after acquitting himself gallanuy. was
seriously wounded. At once the countess,
after her experiences in the hospital
self qualified to install herself head nurse
to her husband. went to him and has
been beside him during the anxious time
Of his slow convalescence
Representative William Mckinley Of
Illinois. who was such a familiar figure
socially in the
Will Live Again last admins
on Farragut Square. asa,n % ,easas
the house on Farragut square in which
he formerly resided. Miss MATHS will
again preside for her uncle, who Is now
on his way to South America, where he
will spend several months looking into
matters connected with our trade with
that country. This information, 1t is said.
Is to be Incorporated In formal report
to the next Congress.
Mrs. Barrett Browning, daughter-in-
law Of the Robert Brownings. Is among
the charming
May Become women who
Permanent Resident. quietly aass sDsnan ps~ n
ing the season In Washington. At the
present time Mrs. Browning Is at the
Brighton. accompanied by her maid. and
on account Of rather delicate health
has taken no part in even the smallest
Of the winter entertainments.
Unlike the majority of wealthy
women, she has not allowed the months
to slip away in idleness and despite
her lnvalidism has accomplished an
amazing amount Of helpful work for
the Belgian refugees. in whom she is
immensely interested. as she has in
former years spent much time in their
beautiful country.
A New York woman, Mrs. Barrett
Browning. expects soon to leave for her
native city, but is already looking for
ward with pleasurable anticipations to
next autumn, when she expects to re-
turn and lease or purchase a permanent
residence In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hertle Of Chicago
made a flying visit to Washington last
week, coming up
Restoring from their colonial
Gunston Hall. pace On .ne Foto-
in order to be present at several dinner
parties given in their honor
Mr.. Hertle has now retired from busi
ness and intends to spend the remainder
Of his days in the enjoyments of a gen
tleman farmer. Up to the time Of his
purchase Of historic Gunston Hall Mr..
Hertle and his family made their home