The Washington times., 1922-10-02

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derson Harbor, n. Y. Their cousin,
Miss Dorothy Reed, who was with
them all summer. has been visiting
in New York for the last two or
three weeks. but will return to Wash
ington tomorrow.
Mrs. Richard Townsend Is again at
her home in Massachusetts, avenue,
after having spent the latter part OF
the summer in Bar Harbor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Walker will
have as guests Mrs. Donald Brown,
of New York, and her daughter, Miss
Charlotte Brown, who are arriving
tomorrow to remain few davs. They
are on their way to Foxcroft. Va,
where Miss Brown will enter school.
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Mrs Reginald Huidekoper, who
spent the summer at Nonquit, Mass,
has returned to town and is at her
home in Massachusetts, avenue for
the season.
The Cuban minister to China. Jose
Il. Barnet. and Nine. Barnet have left
Washington for Vancouver, B. C.,
from where they will sail for Pekin.
NJ. and Nine. Barnet spent several
weeks in this city.
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Mrs. Taft, wife OF the Chief JUS
tice. will reach Washington tomor-
row. having been identified at her
summer home at Murray Bay, Can.
ada, after the departure OF Chief
Justice Taft last wek. Mrs. Taft is
in mourning for her brother, Mr..
, William Collins Heron, who died
here last week, but was unable 10
90 to Cincinnati for his funeral.
She is coming direct 10 Washington
from Canada.
The Secretary OF Labor, James J,
Davis. who is in Atlantic City. ad.
dressed a dinner of the local Moos"
at the Breakers lats night.
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Amba ssador and Mrs Harvey have
returned TO London from the cOun.
try, and have taken quarters in the
Hyde Park Hotel until the new en-.
bassy is ready for occupancy, which
probably will be several months
hence. The ambassador is looking
better than ever after his soJourn in
Scotland. and is prepared for busy
: season.
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Robert =. Skinner. American con.
: sui general. has arrived in London
from the Continent and resumed his
duties. Mrs. Skinner remained with
) her relatives at Tours.
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. willard II.
Brownson. who have been visiting
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eand Mrs Charles Hussry, In London,
have sailed on the Adriatlc ami are
returning to Washington.
Count Costantini, special adviser
TO the Italian embassy, and Countess
Costantini left yesterday for Locust
, Valley, Long Island. after spending
few days at Wardman Park Hotel
In the late autumn they will sail for
Italy, to remain several months.
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Prince de Bearn. formerly Coun
, selOr of the French embassy. has ar
rived in New York from France and
presumably will visit Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. Tucker
man and their children. who have
all summer, have returned TO Wash
ington.
Mrs. II. Wilfred DuPuy will re.
turn to Washington today after
spending the summer abroad and will
reopen her house at l745 n street.
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Miss Olyve Graef is the guest OF
her cousin. Miss Ailsa Mellon. at
Avalon, Prides Crossing, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. AskeI c. p. WiChfeld
who are at Blair Castle, Blair Atholl,
Scotland, for the shooting season. eX-
pCCt to come TO Washington after
Christmas and will open their house
in Massachusetts avenue for the sea
son.
The Ambassador OF France and
Nine. Jusserand are expected to
arrive in this country about Oc.
tober 20, after having spent the
latter portion of the summer in
France.
Don Beltran Matthew. Ambas-
sador Of Chile, has arrived In Now
York from France and will come
to Washington the middle Of this
week. Sonora de Matthew will re.
main in Europe until late autumn.
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The Minister OF Norway and
Nine. Bryn and their daughters
returned yesterday from Stony Man
Camp, Skylands. Va, where they
spent the summer.
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The Charge d'Affaires OF Poland
and Nine. Kwapissewska are NOV
ing today from the Wyoming TO
2400 Sixteenth street. where they
have taken an apartment.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt. Assist
ant Secretary OF the Navy. who
has been campaigning in New
York, will make a speaking tour
in the West and will not return to
Washington until after elections.
The emigration delegate Of the
Italian embassy. SiGnor Adolfo
Vinci, and Signora Vinci entertain
ed company of twenty.seVen at