The Washington times., 1903-04-28

Mir. and Mrs Truxton Beale left
Washington last night to sail for Paris,
where they will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis J. NJ. Grace,
whose marriage occurred on Saturday
last. viii visit Mrs. D. D. Cotton after
their return to his city before leaving
for Europe,
Mrs Robert R Haywood, of East
Orange, y. J, is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. St. George R Baby. 3205
Seventeenth Street, Mount Pleasant
Capt. John McA. Webster. [. S a. re-
tired. and Mrs. Webster. have left the
Donald, where they have been spending
the winter, and have gone to their sum
mer home. the Island House, Mackinac
Island, Mich. Miss Webster will remain
here for a short time, the guest Of Miss
Davis. daughter OF the judge advocate
general of the army.
Arthur W Swenson. OF Sioux Falls.
s D, viii leave in a few days for Mon
reaI. TO accept a position there in The
immigration service. and will later BE
joined by his wife. who is now stopping
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c.
Weaver, OF Georgetown Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Hulson. of Eng
land. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. 5. Sher-
RAFT. at 6I2 Thirteenth Street Mrs. HUI
son is a sister of Mrs. Sherratt Mr. and
Mrs HuIson expect to spend some weeks
IN Washington, and viii visit other
points of interest in America and Canada
before returning home.
Mrs. Benjamin Ellsworth Ulton is Wis
iting her parents, Dr. and Mrs George
Henderson.
Mrs. John H Mclean, OF New York,
who, with her children, has been visit
ing her cousin. Mrs Cushman K. Davis.
and her brother. s. H Agnew. has re-
turned to her home, at Bay Ridge, L. I.
Mrs. Quay. wife Of Senator Quay, and
her daughters, who are now in Wash
fngton, are entertaining Miss WooIworth,
Of New York, and Miss Walton, Of East
Orange. They viii remain here until
they 20 to their home, in Beaver, Pa.
Representative and Mrs. DaIzeH, who
have been in Colorado. are expected
back to their Washington home this
week.
Mrs. Payne Whitney. daughter Of the
Secretary Of State and Mrs. Hay. is so
fond Of Washington as a place Of resi-
dence that she mas made arr. 1gements
20 make her home here a part OF each
winter Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney will have
apartments in StoneIeigh Court, the
APARTMENT house which her father IS
building. The suite they have taken
will only be used for q month OF so
during each season. but IT VIII always
be in readiness for their occupancy
when they choose to visit the National
Capital
Miss Harriet Wadswor5h the daugh-
ter of Representative and Mrs. James
Wadsworth. of New York, met with an
accident yesterday while out horseback
riding ~ Chevy Chase. Her steed. in
broke his foreIegs, The animal was shot.
Miss Wadsworth. though somewhat
shaken. escaped unhUrt- On account OF
the death OF her aunt. &-s. Caroline
Duer. Of New York Miss WadsWorth
will not appear in society in the near
future
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wadsworth have
returned from Geueseo. y Y. Mr. and
Mrs Wadsworth viii probably remain
in Washington during the summer, and
will have as their guest in June, Mrs.
Wadsworth's mother. Mrs. Hay.
Mrs. Patren Glover is at the stafford
in Baltimore. having gone there from
/ Atlantic city
Miss Eleanor Terry. daughter of Rear
admiral Terry. VINO has just returned
TO her home here from Chicago, viii
shortly visit tne Misses Maud and Viz
einia Miller at their home in Biddie
Street.
/ Mr.. Terry. Miss Terry's brother, who
recently underwent a successful opera
fion at the Union Protestant Infrmary,
Baltimore, has fully recovered and las
returned 10 Washington.
John W Garrett. secretary to the
American legation at The Hague, is Wis
fting relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Harriet McCeney Bowie is Wis
Iting her cousin. Mis- Mary FTick ROC
/ ers. 1905 Bolton Street, Baltimore.
Ms Gielow,s Recital.