The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-29

BRISTOLlS ON WAY
FROM CONSTANTINOPLE

has been serving as American High
Commissioner, are due in Washing
ton the middle of next month for
a few weeks visit. They viii re-
turn to Constantinople before Christ.
mas to take up their duties again.
For their duties" really tells the
whole story inasmuch as Mrs. Bris-
toll has good deal of responsibility
;ocially IN making her husband s
service effective.
Admiral Bristol who has been on
duty in Constantinople for six years
without a vacation, was living in
Washington when he left for foreign
duty. His wife has been home only
once, last winter because of the
death of her mother. She spent
most of her time in this country
in Washington.
Few naval officers have seen
such distinguished service as Ad-
miral Bristol He was member
of. the International -Armistice
Conference held in Belgium in
November. 1918, and from January
to August 1919 commanded our
naval forces in Turkey. On Aug.
ust IL, 1872 he was made high
commissioner in Turkey.
Admiral and Mrs. Bristol are
imposing homes in Constantinople,
the gift to the United States Gov
eminent of Henry Morgenthau,
purchased while he was Ambassa-
dor to Turkey.
Consul Reed P. Clark is here for
brief. stay on his way from South
.flica to Mexico City.
Mrs. John Temple Graves and her
son, John Graves, .ir., have gone to
New York, where Mrs. Graves will
lemain for some time. From New
York she will go to Asheville, N. c.,
before joining her son in Palm
Reach, Fla, later in the fall.
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The secretary of the Chilean en-
bo ssy, Benjamin Cohen, who has
been motoring through Canada and
New England. Is expected in Wash
ington Monday or Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar v. Dawes. Of
Annapolis, are being congratulated
or the arrival of a son on August
q. Mrs. Dawes before her mar
riage last September, was Miss Hazel
Crist, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond F. crist.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Rolfe e. Boiling
plan to leave Thursday FOR a fort
nights visit with relatives in Alb
irgdon, Va.
OHIO GIRLS FETE
RETURNED TRAVELLER
The Ohio Girls Club of Washing
| ton held a banquet and dance in
the Arlington Roof Garden Thurs
day evening to welcome their pres
ident, Mrs. Amelia Ealy. who has
Just returned from a trip around
the world. Mrs. Ealy has been
away eight months. She was ac-
companied on the trip by two
aunts from Ohio, and most Of their
time was spent in the Orient.
Toasts were given at the banquet
/ by Miss Edith Sherborn, Miss Arista
Huber, Miss Gladys Prince and
Miss Barrett. Mrs. McClaren spoke
on the Activities of the Club Dur
ing the Absence Of It's President "
Mrs. EaIy gave -. address, on
travels in India and China.
Miss Irene Niekirk, and Miss
Gladys Prince were the committee
on arrangements, and Miss Minnie
May Hardy was hostess for the
evening. Dancing began at 9:3O
and lasted until IL o'clock.
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;, e. J. Henning, former Assistant
Secretary of Labor, who is now
living in California, has gone from
Los Angeles to New York for a
visit, after which he will go to
Montreal. He plans to come to
Washington before returning West.
Mrs. Frederick A. Sterling, wife
of the counselor of the American
embassy in London, has returned
to this country on a visit She
was formerly Miss Dorothy Will
Jams, daughter of Mrs. John r.
Williams, of this city, and a sister
of Mrs. Joseph Letter.
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Colonel Meriweather L. Walker.
governor general of the Panama
Canal Zone, is spending the week
end in Annapolis after which he
will come to Washington.
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/ Mrs. Theodore V. Boynton ar
rived in New York today on board
the sLappand from Europe, where
she has been spending the summer.
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Mrs. E. A. Hartman has re.
turned from Europe where she has
been for a few weeks.
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Miss Nan Young has returned
from a visit to Miss May Adams
at Bass Rocks, Mass.
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Miss Helen Clifford, daughter of
the former Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury, Colonel Edward Cliff
ford. and Mrs. Clifford, has re-
turned from a trip to the Adiron-
dacks.
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Mrs. Charles Kiener, wife OF
Captain Charles Kiener, has gone
for a months stay in San Antonio
Tex, to visit her sister, the wife
of Judge Fred Stevens. Captain
; Kiener, before coming to Washing
ton, had been stationed at Fort
Sam Houston.