The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-19
Mr.. Phillips to Return.


Assistant Secretary of state William
Phillips will arrive in Washington
tomorrow. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips
have just completed a visit to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph II. Choate at Lenox, Mass,
and returned by motor to their sum-
~. Mass Mr.. Philips was private
secretary to Mr.. Choate when he was
ambassador to Great Britain and
sftsrward served as secretary Of the
Mr.. Choate has gone to New York
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vaudeville Car
Isle are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a daughter on August 2.
This Is their third child. Their two
older children. who spent the summer
with Mrs. Carlisle's mother at Lake
home. 'Greyholm," in, Georgetown.
about October l. Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle
remained in Washington all summer.
Miss Martha Goldman returned to New
port yesterday from Boston. where she
made a short stay,
Lieut.. John Milliken. OF the Fifth
Cavalry, who has been at Fort Myer
for some, time recently because of Ill
apolis. where he has been detailed as
professor of military science and tactics
at st, Johns College.
Miss Maude Foster has returned to her
home in Massachusetts, avenue, after
spending several months In Atlantic
City.
. Prof. Arson Coming Here.
Prof. Stockton Arson. brother Of the
FIRST Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. will spend
the early winter in Washington, and
has taken an apartment at the Bene-
dict until January. Prof. Arson has
been a frequent visitor at the White
House.
Comdr. Kichisaburo Nomuro. naval
attache of the Japanese embassy, en-.
the Shoreham In honor of Admiral
Akiyama, of the Japanese navy, who
Is passing through washington, return,
ing to japan. The dinner was served
in the private dining room and the
decorations were all In red and white
with a centerpiece for the table OF red
and white roses.
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The American ambassador to Great
Britain, Walter Hines Page, who Is In
this country on leave, has arrived al
Pinehurst, N. c., where he Is buildlnt
O residence on recently purchased
estate.
The Duchess de Chaulnes; sccom
panied by Mrs. Gouveneur korIr1ght
who spent the weekend at the shore
ham, have left Washington Tor Whlt'
Sulphur Springs by motor.
Mrs. James Mcdonald, OF New Yorl
and Washington, was at the Shoreha1
for the week and is en- route 10 Whlt'
Sulphur Springs. Mrs. Mcdonald wal
Newport for the summer months
Minister Bryn to Return.
u Minister Of Norway and Nine
IN will return to Washington In I
Tor two from Blue Ridge Summit
where they spent the summer,
Ham Malthe Johannesen. first sec
" lvSof the legation will reach tow
rtatrrow.
The Minister OF Cuba and Nine d
Cespedes are at the legation in Wash
ington for few days, having arrives
10 Philadelphia next week for the chris
tening of the ferryboat. destined to pl
between Key West and Havana. 10
which Nine. de Cespedes Will be sponsor
The date of the ceremonies has not bee
definitely set but they will be he'll
about September e..
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, accompanie
by Miss Margaret Fahnestock and Mis-
Marguerite Caperton. motored to Mar
ragansett from Newport yesterday I
visit the National Service School a
The Bulgarian Minister and Nine
Panaretoff, who have spent the sum
mer at Manchester. will return {
washington the last ,, Of next at, week eek.
tary, returned to the legation from
New York yesterday.