Evening star., 1916-10-13
EVENTS OF INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
Two Embassies Returning to Wash
ington From the North Shore.
Will Arrive Monday.
New Commandant of Washington
Barracks and Mrs. Patrick Enter
tanned at Dinner Before Dance.

The amba ssador of Italy and Countess
Macchi di Cellere. with their children,
and the ambassador of Argentina and
Nine. Naon. with their children and
several members of the embassy staff,
will reach Washington Monday from
the North shore. where both embassies
have been spending the summer and
early autumn. They will leave Boston
Sunday evening in private car at
tached to the Federal express. The
two emba ssies were close neighbors
during the summer. the Italian ambas-
sador and Countess di Cellere occupy
ing again this season Pitch Pine hall
at Beverly farms. and the Argentine
ambassador and Nine. Naon. who were
newcomers on the North shore. having
the Boardman place, Windclyffe, at
Manchester The counselor of the en-
bassy and Nine. Quintana. the first
secretary. Mr.. Acuna. and the second
secretary, Mr.. Amaya, and Nine. Anna
va are members of the party accompa-
nying the Argentine AMBASSADOR and
Nine. .Naon.
At the dinner given last evening by
ceding the informal hop at the Wash
ington barracks. their guests were Col.
and Mrs. Mason NJ. Patrick. Col. and
Mrs. Charles Keller and Maj. and Mrs.
Earl L. Brown.
Capt and Mrs. S. A. Dougherty were
hosts at another dinner before the
dance having as their guests Capt. and
Mrs. Hodges, Capt. and Mrs. Ridley.
Miss Skinner. Lieut.. Skinner and Lieut.
watson.
The counselor of the British embassy
and Mrs. Barclay will return to Wash
ington tomorrow from Newport, where
they have been for the summer and
autumn,
Col Robert N. Thompson has Joined
Mrs. Thompson at the Virginia Hot
Springs. where they viii remain until
early in November. when they will re-
turn 10 their home in Sheridan Circle
for the winter
Miss Margaret Read daughter Of Col
and Mrs George W. Read. one of the
most attractive of last seasons debu-
tantcs will leave Washington on Sun
day to continue her studies at New
York. Last summer Miss Read took a
course in literature at Harvard. passing e
| one Of the highest in her class. This
| winter she VIII attend the School of
| journalism al the Columbia University.
Mr. " +. G. Harding and his daugh-
! ter Miss Elizabeth Harding, who re-
[ turned TO Washington recently after
spending a month on the Hudson, have
leased the residence at 1876 K street
where they are now established for the
winter
Mrs woodrow Wilson heads the list
Of patrnneSses Of the 6sth Regiment 8
reliet tand bazaar. which is to be held
in the armory. New York, from october
Is 70 November II. for the benefit of
/ the families of the men now at the
border.
other patrons include Gov. and Mrs.
whitman Mayor and Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs.
Vincent AsinJ Mrs. John Hays Ham
! mond and Mrs. Dudley Field Malone.
! col w. T. Burnham. L. s A, and Mrs.
/ Burnham will arrive at Washington from
( Porto Rico Sunday. and Will be guests
/ for a snort time of Col. Burnhan s
mother Mrs. O. L. Burnham. widow OF
/ Mai Burnham. at the Parkwood.
I Mr.. william j Pike the United state.
! consul TO st Gail. Switzerland. who i:
/ on leave of absence in this country ar
rived at Washington yesterday and i:
stopping at the willard.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Nathan r. Scott. who
are spending the autumn motoring
/ through the Berkshires are now al
! Manchester. Vt. and will not return L
Washington until the early winter.
! Rear Admiral Walter Fitzhugt
/ Worthington. I. S. y, and Mrs. Worth
/ ington Of Brooklyn have announced thu
! engagement of their daughter, Miss
Jean Macmillan Worthington, to Lieut.
otto Frederick Lauge. L. s. n
| No date has been mentioned for the
| wedding.
| The Secretary of Agriculture returned
this morning from speakSpg touI
! through Ne" England. While away he
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