The Washington times., 1915-10-11
Items of Interest and lmpor-
tance of Past, Present, and
Future Among Official and
Fashionable Folk.


rison. who are at White sulphur
Springs. where they had expected to re-
main until the end Of this month. nave
changed their plans. and will return 10
their home In Connecticut avenue at the
end Of the week.
The Minister Of Peru and Nine. Pezet.
who went to Philadelphia Friday Tor the
ball game, have returned. John Barrett.
director general of the Pan-American
Union. accompanied them.
Ambassador da CANA. Of Brazil. left
here yesterday morning for New York.
after spending two days at the embassy
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Prince Alfred zu Hohenlohe- -schillings-
furst, attache of the Austro- Hungarian
embassy. gave a farewell dinner OF
twelve covers last night at the Lenox
Club. in Lenox. Mass. The prince left
Lenox this morning for New York en-
route to washinsto1
The First Secretary OF the Legation
OF Panama and Senior Don J. e.
Lefevre. who is in Cuba. will return to
the legation this week. Sonora Lefevre
and Senorita Ramona Lefevre. who
passed the summer in New England
and Pennsylvania. have returned to
Washington, where they have as their
guest Mrs. Henry Lefevre. Of New
York.
Miss Edythe Nevins McQuade.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NC.
Qusde, and Ensign George Hudson
bsr u Se e,y.ony W be %i saks Yisc.
at the home Of the bride. in 8 street.
and will be witnessed by the relatives
and q few intimate friends only. En- :
sign Fort. who is attached to the L.
;. 5. Utah. is from this city.
Capt: X. w. Walker. u. 8: A.. and
Mrs. Walker have moved from this
MENDOZA to the Ontario.
Mrs. Samuel Spencer will return
from Tuxedo Park, y. Y. at the end
of the month. Mrs. Spencer spent
The early summer travelling through
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Mr. end Mrs. Bernard Rawl have re-
turned from the West. where they
passed about three months.
Mrs. Arthur Macarthur. widow OF
General Macarthur who has bcen re-
siding in the Dresden, has taken an
apartment in the Ontario. Her son
i.icut. Commander Arthur MacAr.
thur, U. s. N. IL with her.
Mrs. W. T. willett 10 recovering
rarid,y from an operation performed
several weeks ago. and Is at her resi-
dence in Park road
Mrs. Preston Haines and her aunt
Mrs. Charles Grey. left Washington las
sss Hsne, to in sm seF rSeS viii be son
about three weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fitch, of Idaho
yTo 81, ,t,,rv 20 I'm In
definitely, and will pass the winter will
Mrs. Fitch's brother-in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Manning. at thei
,,ss,den,c. In s, Cleveland Park; No, Mr.: AM n
Years In Washington before they wen
to Idaho to live.
Mrs. William Montague has returned
TO her home in Jefferson place from
IIyannisport, Mass. where she passe'
the summer months. at her cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gil, have give,
up their apartment in Hammond Cour
and are residing temporarily with Mrs
Gill's father. A. K. Paris. in p street
Mr m r9d Mrs rrea a nSeb ssS Ss M hSHs
possession OF about. November !.
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Campbell Williams. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
lows Point. Md. to reside. Mr.. an
Mrs. Williams have visiting them thei
small granddaughter. Miss Juliet
Bowie, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Boot
daughter Of former Governor Bowie o
Maryland.
Mrs. Long and her DAUGHTER. Mrs
widow and daughtSr Of Major JAIME
w. Long. ". g. A.. are guests for thre
weeks at the Dewey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corbett, accompanied b.
fra n
an extended motor trip through tn
Berkshires to Boston and Lenox. earle
spending several weeks in Atlantic City
Later In the season Mrs. Long will re
'"-n to Washington for the winter
Mrs. A. S. Bliss. OF Sagman. widow o
former Governor Bliss OF Michigan, ha
returned to hcr home after ATTENDING
the G. A. r. reunion.
Miss Gladys ingalls, entertained a
luncheon yesterday at the Hot Springs
Va. for Miss Marion Fenna; who ar
rived there yesterday morning to b
her guest at White Cottage for tenni
week.
pavmas.er Robert Chew. jr.. attachee
to the L. s. s. Neptune. Is visiting I
Newport. Mr.; Chew Is the son Of NJ,
and Mrs. Robert Chew. of this cit,
The golf ball Saturday at the Home
stead Hotel at the Virginia Hot Spring
AT the close of the fall tournamer
was the occasion OF dozens of suppe
parties and several large dinners. DuI
ing the dance the cups were presente
to the winners,
Harold &. Richards, of New Yorl
Won the tournament cup, and ther
was cup for DR.. c. II. Gardner. {
Providence. the runner-up. The hand
cap cut went to Count J. II. de Sibou
II Washington, and others were wo
nv Josiah e. Thaw. of Pittsburgh
George n. Richards, New York; J.
Douglas, New York: Phelps Newbur,
Detroit. and d. ". Bell. Philadelphia
MIR. and Mrs. Truman II. Newberr
we're hosts at dinner earlier in the ev'
nlnS.
Rear Admiral Bradley 4. Fiske ar
Mrs. riskc have returned to Washing
ton. from Newport.
Mrs. Philip II. Sheridan, Miss Mar
sheridan, Nfs, Joseph Letter. and Mr
John X. Williams were among II
guests OF Mrs. Christian Hague
luncheon at Barton Lodge yeste~fay.
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Miss Helen Taft. daurhter of fOl
mer President William II. Taft, is e>
pected to attend the wedding of Mi:
cara Francis and Arthur Dickson
q" Martins Ferry, Ohio, this mont
Miss Frances and Miss Taft WEI