The Washington herald., 1917-09-18

The Ambassador Of Brazil, Mr.. Do
micio da Cana, viii. return to the
embassy this morning after having
spent the greater part of the summer
with Madame da Cana. at Heron
Hall. Long Branch. N. J., their sum-
mer home. where their beautiful gar
dens are among the show places along
that part Of the coast.
Mr.. Alberto de Ipanema Moireira.
counselor Of the Brazilian Embassy.
who is at Spring Lake. n. j.. will
not return to town until about Oc-
tober l.
Sir Cecil Arthur Spring Rice. the
Ambassador OF Great Britain, has re-
turned to Washington from Woods
Hole. Mass. Lady Spring Rice will
remain at Woods Hole for the rest
of this month. when she will return
here with their children.
Count V. Macchi di Celiere. the Am
bassadOr OF Italy. returned TO WASH
ington yesterday from Blue Ridge
Summit, Pa, accompanied by Baron
di Valentino. and Mr.. Gino Butt, the
first and third secretaries of the en-
bassy stan. who accompanied him to
Pennsylvania for the weekend.
saturday. October q. is the date set
for the marriage OF Miss Dorothea
owen, daughter OF Senator and Mrs.
Robert l.. Owen. and Mr.. John Cam
eron Hawkins. formerly OF Boston,
bat now the chief of the bond division
Of the Farm Loan Board. and resid-
ing In Washington.
The ceremony VIII take place at
o'clock in Bethlehem Chapel at the
Cathedral of IT. Peter and st. Paul
in Massachusetts, avenue. and a re-
Ception will follow the ceremony. The
wedding party will be a large one
and Miss Owen. who is now in New
YOrlU visiting Mrs. Charles Wrights-
man. is completing the list. Miss
Owen is one OF the most popular
Young women of the official set, and
the wedding will be a brilliant and
interesting event. even though unos-
tentatiously arransed.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant is ex-
pcct"d to return TO Washington Oc-
tober /. and will occupy a large suite
- thu Hotel Lafayette, her own resi-
dcnce il, New Hampshire avenue being
rented.
Mrs. Grant will be accompanied by
her three grandchildren. the young
Prince Cantacuzere and his sisters.
the Princess Bertha. and the Princess
IGs. Cs Russia. whom she went to
california 10 meet on their recent ar
Ti'=l in this country.
The young prize and prinCeSscs arc
Dcul- shown The wonders OF their
rlUthe!'s cCIntTT in visit to Glacier
SsticnS- Park, wnore they are ac-
compaE.cl by THAR grandmother. Mrs.
Grant. ami their Crcat-aunt. Mrs. Pot
ter Palmer. of Chicago. with whom
they will make q visit in Chicago be-
fore coming to Washington.
4 number of society folk of Wash
iu-.on have rcccivCd announcement OF
The enc" cement OF Miss Eliza beth
Rowland. OF New London. Conn.
daughter Of Mrs. II. r. Bond by a for
uler marriage. to Mr.. Charles o. Fos-
ter. Of New Bedford. Miss Rowland
and Eer mother formerly made their
bone in Washington and have large
number Of friends here.
Mr. Foster is the son % NJ and
Mrs. G. W II. Foster. of Castle
Farm" Charles River village. and is
with the Naval Reserves at New Lon
don
Mrs George Barnett entertained a
small house party over Sunday. which
included Capt. and Mrs. Anthony
Drexel Biddle. of Philadelphia; Miss
Eleanor Kellogg Chase. daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Irving Ball Chase. of
Waterfowl. Conn. and her fiance.
Mr. Charles P. Taft. youngest son Of
the former President and Mrs. Taft,
who Is in training at st. Asaph Va.
The bishop of Southern Brazil, Right
Rev. Lucian Lee Kinsolving. and Mrs.
Rinsolving have taken an apartment
at the St Nicholas and will spend
some time in Washington. Their
daughter. Miss Kinsolving. is with
them. For the next four Sundays
Bishop Kinsolvinz will occupy the
desk at st. Johns Church.
Capt. and Mrs. Perry Belmont enter
tained fifty guests at dinner at New