The Washington times., 1918-09-14
PENINGS IN SOCIETY
Italian Ambassador and Countess di Celere to Return
Weddings and Engagements.

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TIME italian Ambassador and
Countess di Cellere, who have
been in Chicago for the
greater part of the week. and
who went West especially to at
tend the allied war exhibition In that
city. are expected back in Washing
ton tomorrow. Countess di Cellere
will return to her summer home at
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa, within a few
days
Captain Bevione, chief OF the italian
bureau of information, who also was
in Chicago, returned to town yester-
day, and Prof and Nine. Vittorio Fa-
Iorsi will come tomorrow with the
ambassador and Countess di Cellere.
Mrs. J. w. Foster To Arrive.
Mrs. John W. Foster viii arrive in
Washington the first OF next week from
her summer home at Henderson Har-
oor, ny. and will join her son-in-law
and daughter, the Secretary Of State
and Mrs. Lansing. at their home in
Eighteenth street
Returns From Summer Trip.
Mrs. Gregory. wife of the Attorney
General, returned to their home on
Sixteenth street last night after
spending the summer with her moth
er, Mrs. Joseph Male, in Austin, Tex
The Secretary Of Commerce and
Mrs. Redfield will return tomorrow
evening from Pittsfield. Mass, where
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tary's sisters, Mrs Abby X. NELL,
Miss Mary w. Redfeld. and Miss Iso-
bel Redfield.
The Minister Of Sweden and Nine.
Ekengren will return this evening
from New York, where the minister
went to meet Nine. Ekengren. who
has spent the summer at Edgartown,
Mass.
Mrs. wellington Koo and the two
children. Wellington Koo, jr., and
little Miss Patricia, have returned TO
Washington from Blue Ridge Summit.
Where they speh4 the summer, and are
established at the Chinese legation
with DIR. Koo, who was at Norfolk
during the beginning OF the week.
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Panaretoff, who have been in the
North for the past two months, divid-
ing their time between Manchester
and other resortsa will return to
Washington October I.
The secretary of the legation and
Nine. Poulier. who have spent the
GUNNER at Narragansett Pier, will
return at the same time.
The Minister Of Siam. accompanied
by the members OF the legation stan,
who have spent the summer at Bass
Rocks, Gloucester. Mass, where the
summer legation is permanently To-
Gated. will return to Washington Sep
TENDER is.
General vignal, retiring military
attache of the French embassy, has
returned to town after visiting Chi
cago and other big cities in the mid
die west and has Joined Nine. Wig
nal at the woodley. They have n1S
yet made definite plans for their re-
turn to France.
The officers stationed at Washing.
ton Barracks will give an Informal
hop this evening at the Officers Cluo.
The marriage Of Miss Mary BROWNE
daughter of Mrs. Adds B. Browne, to
! Lieut.. Walter Boyden will take place
on Saturday, October 2S, in St Mar
garet's Church. and the ceremony VIII
| be followed by small reception
Further plans for the wedding are not
completed. Lieutenant Boyden is sta
toned in Washington and he and his
bride expect TO make their home here
for the present
Sergeant Ughet. financial attache and
director Of supplies OF the Russian em-
bassy, who is stationed in New York.
has rented for the winter Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Doubleday's apartment in Park
avenue.
Mrs. Arthur wIllert, who has been at
Marion, Mass. for the summer. is ex-
pected back at Washington about &C.
| tober !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beale r Howard and
their niece, Miss Kathryn Gwynn. have
returned to Washington from Atlantic
| city, where they spent the summer.
and are at their residence, 1410 Six
teenth street. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
expect to rent their house for the
winter and will spend the season at
the Lafayette Hotel