The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-05-24
LIEUTENANT GENERAL AND MRS. CORRIN
LEAVE CAPITAL TODAY FOR SUMNER
Later viii Sail for An
Extended Trip to
Europe.
Mrs. Britton to Entertain
Informally at
Bridge.

Lieut.. Gen. and Mrs. Henry c. Cor
bin will leave Washington this evening
for the summer. General Corbin going
to Ohio. where he is to make a num-
Der of addresses, and Mrs. Corbin to
Philadelphia. where the general viii
join her June at the Bellevue STRAIT
ford. From there they VIII 90 to New
York. and on Saturday. June u, they
will sail on the Minnewaska for stay
of severa- months in Europe
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The Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. BeelIman Winthrop. who have
leased the suburban home OF General
and Mrs. Corbin, Highwood, at Chevy
Chase. for the summer, viii take pos
session tomorrow.
On Friday Assistant Secretary Win
throp will leave Washington on the
Dolphin for a tour Of inspection of the
+, Norfolk navy yard. He viii be accom-
| panied by Mrs. Winthrop and a party
of friends and the party Will be absent
from the city until Monday morning.
40 Entertain at Bridge.
| Mrs. Alexander Britton, Of 1885 s
| street, will entertain party Informally
| at bridge this afternoon.
| by their daughter, will leave Washing
ton early in June for New York, from
where they will sail June 10 on the Lap
/ land for Europe TO spend the summer
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The French Ambassador and Nine.
| Jussersnd viii leave Washington to-
morrow for San Francisco, where they
/ will spend some time.
The Minister from Ecuador and Nine.
/ Carlo, accompanied by their daughters
/ the Misses Carlo, viii leave Washing
/ ton early IN June for Monterey, Pa.
| where they viii spend the summer
/ months
/ Miss Belrose, of the Highlands, left
/ Washington this morning. Iof Atlantic
/ City for stay of several weeks
Mrs. Rene Bache has issued cards for
/ q bridge party on Wednesday, May Is.
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Mrs Charles Wheaton Pinoell, OF Bal
/ timoTe, is the guest Of Mrs. Ma colin
/ x. Naruen for several days. Mrs PIN
/ of washington, and her marriage took
/ place several months ago.
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Returns to Capital.
! Mrs. William Alden Smith. wife OF
| Senator Smith, who has been visiting
| her son. who is at school near Boston,
| will return to Washington Thursday.
|
Miss Ait,e Wand Argrlft, who went over
TO Philadelphia yesterday AFTERNOON for
! a few DAYS stay. will return To Wash
i ington Wednesday
Mrs. George D. Ruggles and Miss
Alma Ruggles are closing their apart
ment at the Woodley for the summer.
and Mrs. Ruggles will leave Washington
/ in a day or so for Oakland, Nd. Miss
Ruggles will be the guest OF Repre-
| sentative and Mrs. J. Van Vechten
Olcott for time before Joining her
mother.
From Chicago comes the interesting
| announcement Of the birth of a son "a
Mr. and MIS-. Joseph Letter last even
! ing. Mrs. Letter was formerly Miss
| Juliettc Williams, daughter of Lieut.
Gel and Mrs. John r. Williams, and her
marriage 10 Mr.. Letter last June was
one Of the most important social events
Of the year at the Capital.
Mrs. W. J. Pettus. wife of Or. Pet
tus. has issued cards for a bridge tea
Friday afternoon at the Chevy Chase
To Summer Home.
Commander and Mrs. william Man
ming Irwin, Miss Irwin. and Mrs Twins
sister, Mrs. D. P. Mccartney. will close
their residence on Nineteenth street, the
first week in June. and will go to thei1
place. the Anchorage, at Osterviue
Mass, for the summer.
Major and Mrs. David J. RuunbaugF
will leave Washington about the frs
CT June for West Point. where they viii
! spend some time.
Miss Sheridan was hostess at luncheon
today in honor OF Miss Marion Olive
and her house guest, Miss Josephine