The Washington herald., 1909-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Go to Missouri.
The Assistant Secretary OF the Navy
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop left Wash
ington yesterday afternoon for the North
They travelled upon the same train with
President Taft and were his guests at
dinner last evening in his private car, the
Olympia The others at the table were
Mr.. Frederick Carpenter. Secretary to
the President. and Capt. Archibald Butt.
L.. S. A. military aid TO the President
Mr. Winthrop will return next Wednes-
day. and Mrs. Winthrop will remain on
the Maine coast for some weeks. They
viii travel as far as Boston on the Presi-
dents train. Mr. Winthrop VIII rejoin
Mrs. Winthrop in the North the first Of
September.
Mrs. Roosevelt, wife Of the former Pres
ideEt, accompanied by her youngest son.
Quentin. and her sister. Miss Carow,
whom she has been visiting at her villa
at Porto Maurizio. Italy. Is on her way
to Paris. where she VIII remain for some
time. 1ney will be joined there later by
Miss Ethel Roosevelt and Archibald
Roosevelt, who are touring Piedmont
and the italian lakes with the Italian
Ambassador TO this country and Baroness
des Planches.
The United States Ambassador 20 Italy,
Mr.. Leishman. is on his way home for
summer vacation. Mr.. John w. Car
rett. first secretary OF the embassy. Will
be charge dsffaires in his absence.
Mr.. Garretts marriage 20 Miss Warder
took place last winter in this city.
| The Assistant Secretary OF War. Gen
Robert Shaw Oliver. has arrived at his
summer home at Murray Bay Canada.
and Joined his family, who preceded him
there.
Representative and Mrs. Swager sher-
ley. of Kentucky. have gone TO Forest
Nook. Ontario, Canada, for the remain
/ der OF the summer
Representative and Mrs J. Van Vech-
ten Oleott, OF New York. have gone TO
Beverly Farms Mass. for a short rest
and wiz sail August 25 for hurried trip
TO Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Walker left
( yesterday morning for Beverly Farms,
Mass, TO spend the remainder OF the
season.
Representative and Mrs. Champ Clark
left yesterday for their home in Bowling
Green. Mo.
Representative and Mrs. Charles Q.
Tirren. of Massachusetts. who have had
an apartment at the Portland, left yester-
! day for their home in Natick
Mrs Ruth Ann Marshall celebrated her
ninetieth birthday yesterday In the home
Of her son. Mr.. Thomas r. Marshall.
1919 Columbia road. with whom she
/ makes her home She held an informal
/ reception in the afternoon and was sur
rounded with relatives and friends. Mrs.
1 Marshall retains all her faculties clearly,
and is a most interesting woman She
+ is a native Of Baltimore. born there
/ August 6. 1912. the daughter OF Mr..
/ Thomas Rusk and Barbara Wagner
Rusk. She remembers well when Gen.
/ Lafayette passed through Baltimore. and
when the first railroad train was run
/ from Baltimore 10 Elicott City, which
was when she was eight years old. She
! lived FOR some time in Ohio and came
/ here TO live with her son many years
/ ago. Mrs. Marshall is both bright and
/ active. and has recently returned from
la three weeks visit TO Philadelphia and
Atlantic City.
Dr. and Mrs. H. L Johnson sailed
from New York on the Hamburg Amer
/ lean Line steamship President Grant.
for two months trip TO Europe
/ Mrs II. Clay Browning and her daughter
/ Miss Browning. who returned recently
from Seattle, where they were called by
the death Of Mrs. Brownings older daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arba Tindall, have come East
again. and are at Turks Head Inn. Rock
port. Mass. Mr. Browning accompanied
Mrs. Browning West.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Evans. OF this
city, are at Roc6port. Mass, for the re-
mainder of the summer.
Representative and Mrs. Ollie James. OF
htliA ANhgs lNAA W uSllAltE AhA y AAA1 ADl
Atlantic City where they will spend sew
eral weeks before joining their family In
Kentucky for the rest Of the summer
Mrs. James returned 30 Washington a
few days ago from Kentucky.
The marriage is announced OF Miss
Blanche Edith Heath 20 Mr.. Charles Will
lam Scheaffer, jr. The ceremony was per
formed in Baltimore on August 4 by Rev.
G. NJ. Eyster.
Miss Virginia Collins has returned tC
her home after months visit in North
Carolina
Mrs. a. V. Brown. Of 327 c street south
east, viii receive her friends on Monday
from 10 a. N. until 10 p. m. the occasion
being her SEVENTEEN birthday.
Miss Pearl L. Mallory. of Westfield
Mass. is visiting her uncle. William II
Noble. of the Treasury Department.
WILL NOT SELL NEW BONDS.