The Washington times., 1904-06-20
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AFTER BRIEF TRIP
Party Made Hurried Round
of Visits.
LIKED THE VIRGINIA REEL
Attended Wedding at Hyde Park, and
Visited Attorney General Knox
at Valley Forge.

President Roosevelt. accompanied by
Mrs. Roosevelt. Miss Roosevelt, Miss
Carow. and his Secretary, Mr.. Barnes.
returned TO the White House today after
a somewhat hurried but delightful round
of visits. beginning with the wedding
of relatives at Hyde Park, n. Y, and
ending with a more leisureIy stay with
the Attorney General and Mrs. Knox. !
at their country residence at Valley
Forge.
The Presidents visit to his relatives
was so short as scarcely give him time
to shake hands all round with his vari-
Gus kinsnen who were present, but he |
was guest at the breakfast, which |
was served on the lawn of the James
Rooseevlr country place, as we'll as at
the church ceremony.
There were twenty-one tables for the
accommodation of the several hundred |
guests, the bridal party being seated at
a horseshoe table. for good luck.
At the Presidents table were Mrs. |
Roosevelt. Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Robin |
son, the latter a sister of the Presi- /
dent. and the mother of the groom; Mr.. |
and Mrs. Orme Wilson, Mr. Ferguson. |
Mrs. Cowles, another sister of the Presi- |
dent; Mr.. and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, and |
James Roosevelt Roosevelt Places had |
also been reserved at this table for
Mayor George B. Mcclellan and Mrs |
Mcclellan. bat they were not there.
feature of the wedding which pleas
ed the President hugely, was the Vir-
ginia Reel. INDUCED in by all the guests. |
following the breakfast. and before the |
bride and groom took their departure.
At last the Russian embassy is closed. |
Count Cassini. the ambassador: Coun- !
tess Cassini. and the entire embassy
stan taking their leave today for the
summer
The ambassador and Countess Cassini
will go TO New York for a two DAVIS
visit. spend two days more in Boston 1
and Will then settle at their summer
headquarters at Bar Harbor. Where the
countess is. there can be no lack Of !
life and gayety, so IT is probable that /
their advent at the seaside will set a /
hvelier pace for society than has been |
experienced in several summers.
Winston Spencer Churchill. NJ p SON
Of the late Lord Randolph Churchill /
and the latter's widow. vino IS now Mrs /
George CORVALLIS West, win come to /
America the last of July, and II is sup
posed, will be lionized at all the re-
sorts. He will visit the Worlds Fair. (
at ST. Louis. and pay visit to the
President while in this country.
Col. Henry May and family. who rent !
ed the cottage of Arthur B. ClafHin. on |
Shinnecock Hills. Southampton. L,
Tor the summer. are now comfortably
settled at that place. and Mrs and Miss /
May VIII defer their visit 10 Europe I'M /
til fall. /
MfoC l..
OF Miss May. will be her neighbor for /
a part Of the summer, as, with her
mother. she Will be the guest Of her
grandmother. Mrs. Salem H Wales. on /
Pond Lake. L. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Pinchot. who for
two seasons past have added so much
20 the life OF Washington society. are I
stopping al the Belmont. Bar Harbor /
Mrs. Walter Damrosch. who with Mrs !
Harriet Blaine Beale will occupy the cot
tage of the late Mrs James G. Blaine. 4
has arrived at the Stanwood. Bar Har-
Dor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Tiffany have clos
ed their Connecticut Avenue house for /
the summer and gone to Fort Smelling,
MINI, where they Will spend the present /
month with their son. Lieut. George s. /
Tiffany, L. s. A, and later visit various /
Western resorts Of interest.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cromwell Will |
spend the summer at Buena Vista |
Springs. In the Blue Mountains. where
they have taken rooms at the Buena /
Vista Springs Hotel
Admiral Remey and a party of friends
are stopping al the Wiltshire. Atlantic
City for a week. Col. Wygate accom-
panied by his wife and son Is also a |
guest at the Wiltshire Hotel.
Mrs. Arnold Hague is at her Newport
villa, on Beacon Hill, and will take
an active part there socially all during
the season.
Mrs. f. II. G. Slater and Miss Mary
Gwynn sailed yesterday on the iceland /
from New York. They will remain
abroad all summer. Washington pass
engers sailing on the Minneapolis yester-
day from New York for London were
A A. Hoehling, Jr., Miss f. +. HOeh- |
ling. and j. s. Flannery.
c. c. Long and family are now settled
at their summer home I'm the White
Mountains. located at Jefferson. n H..
for the season.
Lieut.. Walter Gherardi. U. 8. N. and
Mrs. Gherardi. whose marriage took
place at Chevy Chase on June 4. are
now at the Hotel Castleton, Staten
Island. but will shortly take up their
residence at Newport for the summer
Gen. and Mrs. A. F. Bates have gone
to Lenox. Mass. where they are making
a short stay at the Maplewood before
going TO their summer home on Wind
sor Mountain, which they purchased
last year. Mrs. Bates will spend the
greater part OF the summer I'm the
Berkshires. where she will be Joined by
her daughters. Mrs. Dunn Mckee and
Mrs. Frederick Swift
Among the notable guests enjoying the
sulphur bathing at Richheld Springs. y.
Y, is Justice Charles c. Mott, of the
Federal court OF ella ms. who is much
rested and improved by his summer out
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