The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-13
SHANS DEPART
FOR SUMNER
Secretary Will Soon Return
20 His Desk.
MISS POOR'S HOUSE PARTY
Miss Roosevelt at Magnolia, Mass.
Senior Borghetti at Atlanti: City.
Schleys at Great Neck.

Mrs. Shaw, wife Of the Secretary of
the Treasury, left the city last evening
for Boston, where she will Join the Sec
rotary and their daughters, the Misses
Enid and Erma Shaw, who have been IN
Massachusetts and Vermont for a week
or two.
Secretary Shaw will locate Mrs. Shaw
and their daughters somewhere on the
Maine coast for the summer, and will
return to Washington next week.
Earl Shaw, the Secretary's son, re-
mained in Washington and will occupy
the family residence on Massachusetts
Avenue with his father.
Senior Ricardo Borghett. attache OF
the italian embassy. has gone TO Allan
tic City, and has apartments at the
Chelsea.
Miss Roosevelt is the guest Of her
aunt, Mrs. Fessenden. at Magnolia.
Mass. from whish place it is said. she
will go to Oys-~r Bay.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. schley have
arrived at Great Neck. L. l., where they
win remain for the rest of the sum-
mer.
Miss Anita Poor is entertaining a
house party of her girl friends at Will
low Bank, the summer home Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Poor.
in Skaneateles. n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Gardner have
returned from their Northen trip and
are located at 1115 o Street.
Mrs. c. Edward spnedt has gone to
Allan City, to join Mrs. J. STliedt ard
daughters. who are at the Berkshire
Inn
Wilson Green and Munroe Elliott went
to Leesburg. Va, yesterday afternoon,
where they win spend the rest of the
summer, at the country home of Mrs.
+. II. Green.
The Rev. Henry Baker d. D.. and
Mrs. Baker of 1900 . Street northwest,
sailed for Liverpool from New York yes
terday on the steamship Carpathia. for
an extensive Journey through Northern
Europe.
Justice and Mrs. Henry Brown have
gone to New York from Atlantic City.
where they have been spending their
honeymoon, and will sail on the Phila-
delphia on Saturday for a six weeks
trip TO Europe
Mrs. Carrot A Hobart. widow of the
late Vice-Presideut, and her son, Gar
ret A. Hobart and their guest Miss
Louise Keeny, are now guests at the
Poland Springs House. where they ar
rived In an automobile. In Which they
made the trip from Paterson, y. J.
Senator William p Frye, of Maine.
President pro tempore of the United
States Senate is also a guest at Poland
Springs.
Representative and Mrs. X Kirk Por-
ter, who occupy the Don Cameron house.
on Lafayette Square, when In the city,
are at the Red Lion Inn. LenOx, for z
visit.
Gen. and Mrs. Alfred e Bates moved
into their new $4,000 residence, The
Crosswey, Windsor Hill. Pittsfeld,
Mass. yesterday They will have with
them for the summer their son-E--law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Nc
Kee.
The United States minister to Panama.
John Barrett. sailed from New York
Yesterday on the Seguranca for his post
Mr.. Barrett intended sailing last week
on the Advance, but conferences with
the Panama and canal commissions de-
tanned him.
Emperor William was the guest of
Mrs. Robert Goelet Yesterday on board
the Goelet yacht, Nahma, in the harbor
Of Bergen, Norway The distinguished
guest remained with his American hos
tess fo- several hours.
Mr.. and Mrs Reginald c. Vanderbilt
have out invitations for a seventy-couple
eotillon. AT their new place, Sandy
Point. near Newport. the date being
july %
Newport is having an influx of titled
guests Just now the latest arrivals he
ing Sir Archibald and Lady Edmon-
stone, OF London. who are touring
America They are the guests OF Ather-
ton Blight and Miss Blight, at their
villa, and preparations are being made
TO entertain them generously. The
Count L. Won BallestrOm. and the Count
NJ. Won EallestrOm, Of Berlin. are much
entertained gaests. while the Baron
Stampe and the Baron BrauSeen. OF
Denmark. have just arrived at Newport,
and are 70 he enf artained constantly.