The Washington times., 1909-08-10
VISIT TO THE DHILIppINES
INCLUDES A TOUR
OF JADAN.

Mrs. Thomas ". Smith and Miss Es-
ther Smith have gone for visit to
Capt and Mrs. Charles R Sanderson,
L. S. NJ. c., at Pongapo, P. l.. where
Captain Sanderson is In charge of naval
construction. They will stop en- route
at Yokohama, Nagasaki, and other
places of interest in Japan, returning
to Washington late in the autumn. Mrs.
Sanderson was Formerly Miss Mabel
Smith.
Mrs. Stanley Matthews, who is spend
ing the summer at NVestport, N Y, was
hostess at a moonlight trip up Lake
CHamplain last evening in honor of Miss
Mary B. Schurman, Of Ogdensburg. Mrs.
Matthews chartered the Ticonderoga
and took her guests as far al Thomp-
son Point. An orchestra furnished mu-
sic throughout the evening.
The former Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Truman H Newberry motored
over from their summer home at Watch
Hill, r. l., yesterday to the Casino, at
Narragansett Pier, for luncheon with
party, Of friend~.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Westinghouse,
who are entertaining a large house
party at Ersl1ine Park, their Lenox es-
tate, are giving a series Of dinners and
receptions in honor Of their guests. Las.
evening they gave the most beautiful
dinner Of the Lenox season, and In the
afternoon Mrs Westinghouse was
hostess at large tea and reception
in honor Of her guests.
On Fishing Trip.
The Secretary Of the Navy. George
Won l.. Meyer, and his son, George Won
L. Meyer, jr, are fishing on the Rest
isTnehe river, in ne province Of Quebec.
They will join Mrs. Meyer and the
Misses Meyer at their summer home
Rock Maple Farm, Hamilton. Mass,
for the remainder Of the season in about
weeks time
Frank and Albert Godoy, sons of the
Mexican Minister TO Cuba and Nine.
Godoy viii leave Washington early in
September to spend the autumn with
thsir parents IN September.
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Herbert Knox Smith sailed this morn
ING from New York for Europe. to ioin
Mrs. Smith. who went abroad with Ter
I I,.' former Senator Dietrich. several
Clarence W. DeKnIght, who left
Washington several days ago. sailed
from New York for Europe YESTERDAY
re VIII be abroad until early in Decem-
Mrs. Frederick Barbour is spending
several weeks at Occoquan, Va, the
guest Of friends.
Capt. and Mrs. w. T. Tucker, Of Nor
folk, Va, are spending a few days in
ashington, the guests Of their daugh-
ter Mrs. London.
Mr. and Mrs. Kleinard. of Washing
ton, are spending several days a OceSu
View, Va.
Mrs. John Randolph. of Washington.
IS the guest Of her sister, Mrs. William
Key Howard, at Kenmore near Rich
mond. Va.
Miss Josephine Nelson has gone to
Berkieys Va, whSre she IL the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Graves, on Clifton
street
Miss Martha Whitehurst Of Elizabeth
city, \. C., Is spending several weeks
In Washington, the guest of friends.
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Go To, Asbury Park.
Senator and Mrs. Culberson. Of Texas,
will leave Washington tomorrow for
Asbury Park, where they viii join Mrs.
Culberson's sisteI, Mrs. Mary H. SchIu-
ter, who is spendi1g the summer there.
Colonel and Mrs. A. r. Rand1e vino
have been spending some time in At
lanuc city, have returned to Washing
ton.
Mrs. Stephen J. KubeI. accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Florence Kubel.
left Washington this morning for Ocean
City, where they will spend several
weeks.
Miss Florence Haden. of Washington.
Is spending some time in Atlantic City
Miss Edith Child. of Washington. is
the guest of Miss Lydia Barker. al
Newport. r. l.
Mrs. Benjamin Shepherd of Norfolk.
Va, is the guest Of relatives in Wash
ington-
Mrs. r. L. Smallwood, of Washing
ton, is the guest Of Miss Mary Hum |
phreys in her home IN Norfolk. Va,
for several weeks
Senator Theodore r. Burton. chairman
Of the National Waterways Commits