The Washington times., 1904-09-15
MISS WILSON WILL
SAIL TO EUROPE
Going Abroad in Company
With Miss Walsh.
WREATH FOR M'NNLEY TOMB
Social Gossip of the Capital-Some Re
turning to the City and 9th
eIs Going Away.


Miss Flora Wilson. daughter OF the
Secretary of Agriculture, viii sail for
Europe September g, and viii spend
the winter and perhaps a longer time
in Paris in the study Of vocal music.
She will be accompanied by Miss Ev-
elyn Walsh, the only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Thomas r. Walsh. who viii
study Instrumental music. ana both will
make their home in the apartment Of
Miss Fannie Reed, the sister Of the
late Mrs. Paren Stevens Of New York,
who lives there in delightful style.
Mr.. and Mrs Walsh viii come to
Washington for few days to arrange
for their daughters departure. Il was
th1ught that, from Miss Walsh's great
popularity here with young people last
winter, she would probably make her
debut this season. but Mrs. Walsh IS
not believer in a too early entrance
into society for girls.
Miss Wilson's departure viii leave an
exceedingly undesirable gap I'm the
ranks of Cabinet women. and will be
still greater loss TO society at large.
She is a gifted girl of far more than or
binary intellectually. and has a de-
hghtful voice both I'm singing and speak
ing.
Secretary Wilson's care in sending to
Canton a wreath OF flowers to be placed
on the casl-et of the late President Nc
kinlcy. on the third anniversary OF his
death yesterday. recalls the strong at
tachment existing between Miss Wilson
Kinley Administrations. Miss Wilson
/ being young, in fine health and un-
hampered by family cares used TO take
new book or bit Of fancy work and
the invalid wife OF the President
Mrs. Mckinley is in excellent health
now.
During their European visit. AIr. and
Mrs. Otto TOrney Simon. who returned
I % their = Street home a few days ago.
were the guests fpr q week i'm COpeu-
hagen OF Sir Assar Hamerik. the Dan
ish composer
Miss Margaret Edes spent few DAYS
i'm the city LAST week at her home on x
Street on her way from her summer
outing TO the Worlds Fair I'm St Louis.
where she viii remain for several weeks
DR. c. w. JohnsJnsmith is spending
q few days ut the St James, Asbury
Park
Raymond NIoulton Of Washington
/ furnished the music for the wedding OF
/ Miss Bertha Lucretia Dutrow and Need
| nam g. Hires, who We're married al
I Boyds, Nd, last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hyde. OF this
I city, with Miss Rlttenrouse. OF New
l York. made short stop at the Mount
/ Washington Monday, on their triI
J through the White Mountains
Mrs. Arthur s. Burns and daughter
/ have gone 90 Atlantic City FOR a visit
and are stopping at the Strand
Robert r Haguer will spend som,
time in Atlantic city, stopping at tn,
/ Stickney.
Mrs Charles j. Peckham and her lit
/ tie daughter Emily Irwin. sailed recent
/ iy from New York for ENGLAND and tn,
/ continent. 10 be gone about a year Mrs
I Peckham viii meet relatives Of her nus
/ band, and, accompanied by them viii
/ visit the popular health resorts OF
Europe TO reCuperate from her receu
/ severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs r.. c. Given. or 81.
! 'IWenty-first street northwest. have as
1 q guest Miss Ella Townsend. Of New
Mrs. Frank Byran has gone 10 Atlantic
City and Will stop while thrre at tho
] Archdale.
DR.; and Mrs J. =. Raub have left
! Washington for Atlantic City. where
they will make a short visit.
Richard &. Simpson. OF FauGt;ier
county. Va. accompanied by his cousin
Samuel Simpson. of Clarke county. Va
have returned from n trip by water O.
/ Boston and other Northern cities or
/ their way home they stopped I'm Wash
/ lngton TO visit friends and places Of in,
1 terest.
DIR. l. B. Swormsteck and family
have returned to the city from six
I weeks vacation on the coast of Massa,
chusetts and ut Lake Placid AdirOn-
I dacks. y. Y.