The Washington times., 1908-08-06
ROOSEVELT CHILDREN
VISIT NORTH SHORE
Miss Ethel and Theodore,
Jr., Guests at Manches-
ter-by-the-Sea.
Mrs. Charles A. Mum En-
tertains Them-Young
Men Collegemates.

Miss Ethel Roosevelt and Theodore
Roosevelt, jr.. daughter and son of the
President and Mrs. Roosevelt, are the
guests of Mrs. Charles A Mum. of
Washington, at Manchester-by-th e-Sea,
this week. Charles A. Mum, Mrs.
NUNS eldest son, and Theodore Roose-
welt, Jr. are Harvard classmates and
intimate friends. They have started
fad among the summer colonists OF the
fashionable north shore resort Of rid
ing the breakers in a canoe.
Miss Esther Denny. daughter Of Col
and Mrs. F. L. Denny. who has been
visiting Miss Alice vandergrift. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Vandergrift.
Of New York and Washington. at their
place in the Thousand Islands. has re-
turned TO Washington for a few days.
While in the Thousand Islands. Miss
Denny went with her hosts for a cruise
up the st. Lawrence on their yacht,
the Cherokee. to Cobourg. Canada.
The last Of this week or early next
week Mrs. Denny and Miss Denny viii
close their house on Connecticut avenue
and VIII leave Washington for the re-
mainder Of the season. They viii prob
ably 20 10 the Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs
Mrs. Joseph Crawford will close her
apartment in StOneleigh Court the last
of this week and will so to Hanover N
~ Miss Caryl Crawford. who has been
visiting Miss Olga Converse. daughter
of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Converse, at
their place at Norwich, VT, will Join
her mother there.
Captain Patterson, II. S. A, is visiting
Captain and Mrs. Summerlin at their
IN f1a nd Il &
Miss EIsye Belle ChipIey and Miss
Wayne Agnes Chipley, OF 200 B street
northeast. are spending the month Of
August at Ocean View. Va
At Bucks Harbor.
Among the Washingtonians at Bucks
Harbor on the Maine Coast are DR.. and
Mrs. William 3. French and family
Judge Robert S. Bond and Mrs. Bond,
1ir. and Mrs. John d. Cremer and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hughes and
son. Mrs. c. V. Young, Mrs. Linnie
Bourne and son. Randolph Bourne.
Mrs. James Stuart, wife of DIR. James
Stuart and their children, Marjorie and
Jean Stuart. are spending the summer
at Maple Glen. SilCOtt Springs. Va
W. Raymond Ferguson has left for an
extensive northern trip through New
York state and Canada. returning BY
way OF Niagara Fails, Buffalo, Albany,
New York, and Atlantic city.
Mrs. J. J. West and her daughter.
Miss Josephine West. left Washington
yesterday for a months g2c2f1o2 al
BushWOOd, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Burton are spend
ing several weeks at Atlantic City.
A party of washington people g.
journing at the Chetwoode, Atlantic
city, includes Mrs. o. II. Cromwell,
Miss l. J. Hardt. Miss King, Miss n
Mrs Compton at Sea Grit.
Mrs. William Penn Compton is spend
ing the summer at Sea Grit, n. J.,
where she viii be joined in a week or
ten days by Or. Compton.
Mrs. NJ. A. Mcdonald and Miss Nc
Donald. of Washington. are among TIC
recent arrivals at Narragansett Pier.
Mrs. Samuel W. Woodward, OF Wasa-
ington, has returned TO Eden Hin,
StOckbPidge, after several weeks at
also returned TO Stockbridge after a
visit at Saranac Lake.
John G. Capers and Charles A. Cramp-
ton, of Washington, who are travelling
on the Continent, have arrived at
Paris.
Miss Harriet Richardson and Miss
Beatrice c. Walford are among the
Washington people travelling abroad this
Summer, who are now in London
Miss Marguerite T. Waters. who has
been spending the last year in Denver,
Colo, is now the guest OF Miss Ethel
Smith, OF Memphis She viii return
Saturday TO her home in Cherrydale.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert w. Patterson.
who have been at their I-enox country
place since early in June, have left
there for Sag Harbor.
John Runian win leave Washington
this evening for a weeks visit TO rela-
tives in Roanoke, Va, and will later go
for a stay OF several weeks with his
parents. at Max Meadows, Va.
Miss Margaret z. Forbes left Wash
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