The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-04
SEC. KELLOGG
TO ENJOY
HOLIDAY
Will Accompany Mrs;
Kellogg to Hot
Springs

Springs
THE Secretary OF State, Mr.. KEEL
loee; who returned to Washing
ton this morning from Detroit, will
accompany Mrs. Kellogg to Hot
Springs, Va, tomorrow to remain
over Labor Day.
The Secretary spoke at the meet.
ing of the American Bar Association
in Detroit, which was attended by
such notables as the former Sec
rotary of State. Charles Evans
Hughes, and Attorney General
Sargent.
During her husbands absence
Mrs. Kellogg remained at her home
in washington. The Secretary will
return to the Capital on Tuesday
morning. Mrs. kellogg may &C
= company him or she may decide to
remain longer at Hot Springs.
where they have been putting in
q sort Of interInitten holiday.
GOES TO POST
IN FOREIGN OFFICE.
The First Secretary of the
CZecho-slovak Legation and Mad
anne Kuraz will leave Washington
on Labor Days to sail from New
York On the S. s. Martha Wash
inkton Wednesday, September 8.
Doctor Kuraz will assume his new
duties in the. ministry of foreign
affairs in Prague on October L.
He. has been with the CzechoslovaK
legation here since 1920, as agri.
cultural attache. secretary, and
first secretary. respectively.
Miss Mary Randolph, social Sec
rotary at the White House, will re-
turn to town early next week from
Newport, where she has gone for a
6rief holiday.
Mrs. Leigh C. Palmer will return
to Washington the middle of Sep
tember from Elkins, w. Va, where
she is visiting Mrs. Arthur Lee at
Gracelands.
Mrs. Arthur Bliss Lane, who
went to New York last week, will
Lane and they. will sail tomorrow
on the Conte Verdi for Italy, where
they viii visit Mrs. Lanes mother,
Mrs. W. W. Baldwin, in Florence.
Mr.. Lane win return to his new
post in Mexico City, and Mrs. Lane
viii join him there later.
Frank T. Hines. jr., who. has.
been abroad for the summer, sailed
from Cherbourg yesterday, on his
way home and will come to Wash
ington for a brief visit with his
parents, Brigadier General and Mrs.
Frank T. Hines, before entering
Mercersburg Academy.
Soren Sorensen,' agriculture adj
wiser to the Danish government,
has returned from his vacation
and IL established at Wardman
Park Hotel.
FRENCH NAVAL ATTACHE
NOW AT NEWPORT
Captain Edmond Willm, naval at
tache Of the French embassy, and
Nine. Willm, are in Newport for
brief holiday and are staying at tho
Mrenchinger-KinE.
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Mrs. Hunt Slater, who has been
az her Bar Harbor cottage for the
summer, gave a tea there yesterday
for John Barclay, baritone, and his
accornpanist, Miss Dagmar Rybner,
who have been visiting her. Laser
they left for New York.
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Colonel and Mrs. Henry Churchill
Bonnycastle, who are now stationed
in Philadelphia after a period of
duty in Washington have taken IL
house at 1892 Spruce street into
which they will move on October /.
Their daughter, Miss Jane Bonny-
castle, will be presented to society
in Philadelphia. 4his- autumn.
Larz Anderson, who is waiting
the return Of Mrs. Anderson from
Europe, is at White Sulphur
springs, w. Va, for the kur.
Governor Albert Carroll Richie
OF Maryland has gone from An
napolis to New York and is at the
Ambassador Hotel.