The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-15
PRESIDENT CAMPS
OUT WITH SONS
Night Spent in the Woods
Near Sycamore Hill.
ARE WINNING GOLF GLORY
Chevy Chase Members at Atlantic City.
General Graham's Stories
Of Old Virginia.

! President Roosevelt has again turned
to his old love Of camp life, and with
I Kermit and Archibald, his sons, iand
Philip and George Roosevelt. sons of
| w. Emlin Roosevelt, and three chums
/ Of the Roosevelt boys, spent night be-
| fore last in the woods beside a smoIde--
/ ing camp fire.
| The party went Into quarters two miles
from Sycamore Hin, and just at night
! fan. and after the telling Of bear stories
| by the President, retired TO their print
! tive beds. President Roosevelt super
intended the preparation of the break
| fast and an hour afterward started
| back 70 Sycamore Hill. The summer
executive mansion, and turned Presi-
dent again just as though nothing had
happened.
J. II. Clapp and r. s. Armstrong.
members Of the Chevy Chase Golf Club,
are covering themselves with glory On
the Mortified Links at Atlantic city.
| Yesterday they played an interesting
thirty-six-hole match in which they
came out even Mr.. Armstr Dng is cs-
pecially interesting the enthusiasts
with his strong drives. Mr.. CIapp and
! Mr. Armstrong are stopping at the Ho-
tel Windsor.
Mrs. Franklin P. Sackett, who has
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and Ms.
John Frederick Leech. for six weeks.
has now Joined her husband. PayTnas-
ter t. p Sackett L. 5. y. Of he POS
ton. at San Francisco Mrs. John Fred
erick Leech and her daughter Katharine
are at Ebensburg. Va, the guests Of
David 4. Peck al BirrebrTrp or n
the month Mrs. Leech will 20 to York
HarbOr. and in August viii join Mr.
Leech at Camp Katharine. ia the
Rangeley Lake region. Maine.
Mrs coward de V. MorreII, wife Of
the Representative from Pennsylvania.
is entertaining at her Bar Harbof resi-
dence Archbishop Ryan. who has just
completed a visit at Newport.
The Misses Helen and Kate Brice.
dauhters Of the late Senator Calvin
Brice. opened Stone Cottage. which they
have leased for the season, at Newport
yesterday.
\ Washingtonian who holds with
stories OF d Virginia life dozens Of
the guests at Sweet Chalybeate Springs
every evening. is Gen. L. P. Graham,
L. s A. retired. who. with his niece.
Miss Frances Overton, a granddaughter
Of Gov. William 3. Giles. is making that
resort his home.
General Graham is a brother-in-law Of
the historic governor Of the Old Do
minion. and was horn and reared at
The Wigwam, Governor Giles home
in Amelia county, thirty-five miles from
Richmond. General Graham is eighty
nine years old. and relates some wonder
full personal stories of John Randolph
and LeWeS r. HarVle. who was a Wing
leader, a member Of the State senate,
and president of the old Richmond and
Danville Railroad; quaint anecdotes Of
Dromsoole, OF Brunswick; Governor
Little W alier Tazewell, Of Richmond;
Judge John Y. Mason. and other men
who made the history Of the State
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Addison have just
arrived at Rockhurn. their cottage at
Bar Harbor. and Will spend the rest Of
the summer there.
Mrs. Frances E. NIusgrave is at Eden
Hall, Bar Harbor, for the season.
Col. and Mrs. William Linn are spend
ing the summer at Milford in the noun
tains of Pennsylvania. Their daughter,
Miss Nina Knox Van Arsdale, is with
them.
Mrs. Carl Hau and little daughter are
at the Aurora House. Aurora. w Va,
for the summer. where they Will be join
ell in a few days by Prof. Hau, OF Co
lumbar University.
The Capon Springs season is rapidly
nearing its height. and each week con-
tinucs 10 swell the number of guests
Among recent arrivals from Washington
are Mrs. George Coleman, Thomas B.
Clarkson, Mrs J. NJ McGrew, and Mr.
and Mrs. J. ". Smith.
Mrs c. II. Matthews. witl-AItss Emily
c. Matthews. IS spending the summer
at Avon, y. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chopper. with their
daughter, Miss Katherine CrorUer. are
spending the summer at The Pea
cocks Buena Vista Springs. Va.