The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-30
IT Ally AGAIN
AFTER VISIT
HERE
Count and Countess Sal
foni Stay Long Enough
to Sell House

washington has been entertain
ing titles unawares, Ii seems. Any.
way, count and Countess Ippolito
salfoni have been here for six
weeks and have sailed away again
to their home in Italy. They came
here IN June.
Countess Saffoni was formerly
Mrs. Alexander Britton. 81 / East
Bradley Lane, Chevy Chase, Nd,
and her marriage to the Italian
nobleman took place abroad about
six months ago. Her first hus-
band was Edwin IA. Pilson, OF this
city, from whom she obtained II
divorce. She married Alexander
Britton In 1923, who died D year or
two ago. The latter had two
daughters by q former marriage,
one OF whom Is Princess Alfred
Hohenlohe "a SchiIling sworth.
with Count and Countess sal
foni are the latter's daughters.
Elaine Pilson and Nancy PiIson.
The countess older daughter, Mar
jorie Pilson, has also married an
Italian count this event taking
place d few months ago and they
are making their home Ia italy.
SO the entire family seems to have
given up residence in this country.
Countess Salf0ni came to wash.
fngton to attend to the disposition
Of Taylor Place, the Britton estate
ii Chevy Chase. This was bongi1t
by Samuel J Henry, who plans
extensive remcdeling and improve
rnents.
The Charge d'Affaires Of the
Kingdom of the Serbs. Croats and
Slovenes and Nine. Pouritch.
Pachitch have gone BY motor to
Canada and will pass three weeks
II Murray Bay and Quebec.
The Secretary Of the Rumanian
Legation and Nine. Popoyici re.
turned today from Norfolk, va.
where they were guests over the
weekend Of Lieut.. and Mrs. u.
wv. Curtin. Mrs. Curtin .eas
formerly Miss Katherine Rad.
cliffe, OF Cardiff, Wales.
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On Vacation
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. James b.
Fechet will leave Washington
soon BY motor for West Point,
where they will spend q week at
the Hotel Thayer to be near
their daughter, Miss Catherine
Fechet, who is spending July and
August with Major and Mrs.
Stratemeyer. General and Mrs.
Fechet viii later spend q few
days at Camp RedWing with their
younger, daughter, Miss Mary
Fechet, and will witness the
water sports at the camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dollar, Of
San Francisco. have arrived In
Washington for a short stay and
are at the Willard. They came
from New York where they have
just landed after their sixth trip
around the world.
Mrs. Forrestine G. Hooker en-
tertained at dinner last evening
at the Shawmut In compliment
to DR.. Everett N. Ellison.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Suydam,
Mrs. Wilmott Lewis in Maine, will
return to washington early in Au-
gust. They will pass the latter
part of August at Wakefield
Manor in Virginia as the guests
of Mrs. Suydam's mother, Mrs.
George Barnett.
Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sears Hen
ming and their daughter, Barbara
Jane, left today for a motor trip
to Nova Scotia, returning to New
York in September to meet their
daughter. Mary, who is spending
the summer abroad.
4 r 4
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. George
IT.. Dudley are leaving on a mo-
tor trip to Canada, with their
son, John F. Dudley. They will
60 to Atlantic City August /.
u
Miss Janet Richards has sailed
on the Cedric for Europe, where
she will be for several weeks.