The Washington times., 1909-06-07
MOTOR TRIP ABROAD PLAN
OF REPRESENTATIVE
AND MRS. HUFF. !

Representative and Mrs. Hun win
close their handsome home on New
Hampshire avenue after the close OF
Congress. and viii go for motor trip
through Europe taking their own car
over with them.
They viii spend some time taking the
waters at Nauheim before returning 10
Washington late in September or early
IN October.
Mrs John F. Rodgers viii leave
Washington next week for York Har-
Dor. Me. where she Will spend the
summer.
Her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. aaS
Mrs. Horace T. Westcott viii remain
IA Washington until the first of August,
when they viii go to North Haven and
other fashionable north shore resorts
for a series Of visits.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson. VINO
have been occupying the Mcmillan
house, on Vermont avenue, since their
return from their bridal trip. are now at
the Shcreham. Mrs. Mcmillan, who
has been visiting her son-in-law and
daughter. Sir John and Lady Harring-
ton, in England. viii return TO Wash
ington next week.
Mrs seaton Schroeder and the Misses
Schroeder. wife and daughters of Reav
Admiral Schroeder. who is now on sea
duty, viii leave Washington next Mon
day for jamestown: R. L
Going Abroad
Mrs Guidet-Duryea mas taken the
house at 2030 HilIyer place. formerly the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Lorii-
lard. for a term Of years. Mrs. Duryea.
VINO came to Washington late last fall.
occupied the Anderson house at 1886
Rhode Island avenue for the season.
Accompanied by her daughters, she will
sail from New York on the 18th. 10
spend the summer travelling in Europe.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Ash Clayton
viii leave Washington this evening for
Atlantic City, where they viii spend
seve, al days
Mrs. Samuel Spencer. president of the
club OF Colonial Danes, has signed a
for the Colonial Danes clubroOms. at
1ZlS Connecticut avenue. The club oCcu-
pied rooms in the II street annex OF the
Arlington Hotel last winter, where they
entertained a great deal The new
quarters. however. are more suited TO
their purpose, as they anticipate enter
tanning on more elaborate scale this
coming winter.
Informal Luncheons.
a number of informal luncheon par
ties at the Chevy Chase Club today viii
precede the final Of the tennis tourna-
ment whiuh has been held there for the
last few weeks. The Marine Band will
play during the afternoon.
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Mrs Clifford Stewart has issued cards
for bridge party on Wednesday, June
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Mr. and Mrs. Fales. OF Detroit. who
were the guests OF Senator and Mrs.
Burrows, for a few days. en- route to
their home from a visit to Atlantic City,
have left Washington for Detroit.
Mrs. A. c. Tuohy and her daughters,
Miss Frances o. Tuohy and Miss Anne
Tuohy. sailed Saturday on the Csronia
for a five-months' tour of Great Britain,
Germany and France.
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Miss Mae Power, daughter of Mrs. J.
ID. Power, of the Champiain. viii leave
Washington Friday for Roland Park,
Nd, for a feH weeks stay.
For Mr.. Pima
Tho Brazilian Ambassador AID Nine
NabucO entertained a small party in
formally at dinner last evening in COM
pliment to the retiring Spanish minis
ter Mr. Pima.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. Southland Parker an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter Lucy to A. Reed Hayes. Of Lewis
town, Pa.
The wedding viii take place Wednes-
day, June 80. al the country home of
My. and Mrs Parker, Beilard Farm,
Mifhintown, Pa
The British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce left washington last evening Tor
Northeast HarbOr, Ne, where they
have taken cottage for the summer
The members Of the embassy staff WI /
leave washington within few days.
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Mrs. Egan. wife of the American min
lister to Denmark. VIII sail for the