The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-11

expected TO arrive in Washington soon,
the former having recently been selected
by Secretary of War Dickinson to be
superintendent Of the State, War and
Navy building. in Washington, to Sue
coed Capt. John Hudson Poole.
Mrs. Grant is De daughter OF Sen
ator and Mrs. EIfhu Root, and is well
known in Wa shingtOn. where she made
her debut as a Cabinet bud during her
fathers term as Secretary OF State. Her
marriage 10 Lieutenant Grant, two
years ago, WAS one Of the most impOr-
taflt social events Of the year, taking
place in the Root home at Fifteenth
street and Rhode Island avenue, In the
presence of a distinguished gathering
from official and diplomatic circles.
Lieutenant Grant was military aide TO
President Roosevelt during the latter s
first administration.
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Miss Taft and Robert Taft, who
were guests Of Silas WitheTbee at Lake
Champaign for the tercentenary celebra-
lion. arrived at Beverly, Mass, Friday,
for the summer.
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Col. o. L. Helm. u. S. A, and Mrs.
Helm are spending week or two IN
Winchester va.
Sail for Europe.
Mr. ana Mrs. Franklin Ellis, who
have been visiting Mr.. ana Mrs Thomas
T, Gaff at their summe' home at Os-
terville, Mass, sailed from New YORK
yesterday for Europe, where they viii
remain until late I'm the fan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Hilleary
closed their home, on p street. this
morning. and eft Washington for their
summer home at Colonial Beach
Miss Clara Hilleary and Miss Kat2~
crime Hileary are attending the summer
school at Cornell University.
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AIr and Mrs. John S. Costello left
Washington yesterday for Sylvan farm
Clarke county, Va, where they will
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Mrs. c. T. Walker, Of Washington, is
the guest Of Mrs. A. l.. Kelly at the
latter's home in Lynchburg, Va
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Mr. and Mrs. B. Gray Tunstau, Of
Norfolk Va, who have been visiting
relatives in washington, have returned
TO their home
Guests at Ienoz.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Caspar F.
( Goodrich are the guests Of Capt. and
Mrs. John S. Barnes, & Coidbrook,
/ LeAox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul SpOnord PearsaIl,
of Washington, who are spending the
summer at Narragansett Pier. where
they are among the conspicuous hosts,
/ entertained large company at dinner
/ last evening
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| Joined Mrs. Parsons at their summer
I home. StOneover Firm. Lenox, for the
week end.
/ Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt and her
/ children, Miss Ethel Roosevelt, Archi-
+ bald. and Quentin Roosevelt have al
/ rived at Naples on the Crettc, which
/ sailed from New York on June p.
/ They viii go directly to the villa of Mrs.
! R0Osevelts sister, Miss Emily CaroW,
/ near Rome, for an extended visit be
/ fore travelling to any extent on the
/ Continent.
/ Charles II Dietrich. former Senator
+ from Nebraska, and his daughter, Mrs.
/ Herbert Knox Smith, wife of the com
/ missioner Of corporations. viii sail from
/ New York Tuesday on the kTOnprln7es-
/ sin Cecilie to spend the summer in Eu-
/ rope.
Will Tour in Auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Holmes. accom-
panied by Miss Emily Rider, will leave
| Washington Friday III their touring car
for Philadelphia where they viii be
| Joined by Mrs. Holmes daughter, Miss
Lillian Hawkins The party viii make
an extensive motor tour of New Eng
land.
Lieut. ROdman Butler T.. S. A.. and
Mrs Butler are being congratulated up
! on the birth of a daughter. Elizabeth
! Kn0WltOu Butler on April Z, at Fam
/ b0auga Philippine Islands.
Lieutenant Butler is the son Of Brig
Cen John @. Butler. L. s. A, retired
| Of Washington.
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Surgeon Charles Gordon Smith, 4. s
n. and Ms Smith have closed THEN
/ residence ia Georgetown and, accom-
| panied by their two little children, have
/ they have taken cottage for the sum
/ meT.
Miss Chinn, Of Washington, was tho
| guest in whose honor Mrs. j. ". @
/ Walker wife of Civil Engineer Walker
entertained at 2 tea OF Tuesday after
noon at the Naval Training Station
Newport.
/ Colonel aul Mrs. GurTaTd are enter
tanning Mrs. Batson, of Newark, n. J..