The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-09-04

/ where they were Joined by Mrs Bells
mother Mrs. G3-dlner Hubbard They
Will remain In the White Mountains for
/ some time. probably returning in time
! for the congress of the National Geo
graphic Society. which opens here Sep
| TENDER s. A formal reception will be
/ given the members of this august body
/ at the Gardiner Memorial Hall the
evening Of September Z
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Thomas have
reached the Mount Pleasant Hotel in
:he White Mountains for a visit.
|
Lieutenant Peary. the explorer. and
Mrs. Peary. who are spending the sum
mer on one Of the islands in Portland
/ harbOr, visited Mount Washington last
week, and with their little daughter. the
only white child ever born in Greenland.
went 70 the summit OF Mount Washing
ton.
Representative Butler Ames spent
some time last week at the Mount
/ Washington. In the Breton Woods.
/ Beriah wilkins has been among the
prominent Washington people at Pc
/ land Springs for some time, and has
much improved in health by his stay
/ there.
Joseph E Washington. IT.. Of wess-
lyngton. Tenn, son Of the former repre-
sentative OF that district. is spending a
IeW days IN town For several years
past his father has had most hospi-
table home on Connecticut avenue
above Dupont Circle This Will again he
opened next winter in case Miss Mary
Washington decides to emulate her pop
/ ular elder sisters example and have her
coming-out at the National Capital
Mr. and Mrs. Crosby S. Moves have
returned 10 their country place. Alton
Farm. after a summer spent at Poland
Springs. Ne They have with them Theo-
core W Noyes and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas c. NOyes.
Mrs John 3. Baggott is entertaining
house party at her cottage. Ocean
Vista, Ocean City. Nd, and among the
guests are Mrs. Roswell A Fish. Miss
Ethel Fish, Miss Maud Baggot1. of New
York; Miss Newton, Roswell Alexander
Fish. Mr.. Van Arten, and Mr.. Crawton
Mrs. Clarence r. Edwards is now M
the AsPinwaIl. IN the Berkshire Hills.
D.
thusiasts. the lovers OF this sport aking
advantage OF the fine moonlish. nights
Of the past two weeks 10 enjoy the pas
time.
EX-Presfcent and Mrs. Grover Cleye-
land have left Sandwich, " H, where
they occupied a historic estate during
July and August, and are now at GRAY
Gables, Buzzards Bay. where the Presi-
dent goes for fall fishing and shooting.
Capt. Samuel B. DiehI. former co-,-
mander Of the Boston, but now Judge
Advocate General of the Navy. has
been presented with a uniqu, souvenir
by the engineers OF the Boston. the gift
being n stein made from a six-poIInd
cartridge case. she'll and a six-pound
naval gun The stein is inscribed
Presented to Commander Samuel n
steamer Boston"
Mrs. Kierstedt. wife Of Lieut.. Henry /
Kierstedt, L. S. A. who is sta /
toned at Fort Myer. Va, will pass the I
winter months with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Meg. Mclean. at the Hotel RicheIieu. |
San Francisco, Cal
Mrs. c. J. Peckham and daughter /
sailed last week for Southampton. Eng /
land. where they will make an extended 4
visit with relatives and friends
Assistant United States Attorney Gen
eral Milton d. Purdy and family. Of this /
city, are at Magnolia Beach, Mass. for
the rest Of the season.
Capt. and Mrs. John II. Russell and
their daughter Will spend September at
the home Il Mr.. Russell's parents, Grey
stone. Chairman, Pa.
Miss Kathleen Kline, daughter of
Brig. Gen. Jacob Kline. L. S A. re-
tired. and Mrs. Kline. will spend the
Of the season at Gloucester
Mass.
Mrs. John c. Ingersoll. widow of the
late John G. Ingersou. who was United
States consul at Cartagena, Colombia