The Washington times., 1909-08-15
Misses Murray, Who Accompanied Parents on Trip
Around the World. Missed in Younger Society.
General May Become Chief of Staff

Miss Sadie Murray and Miss Carolyn
Murray, daughters of Brig Gen. and
Mrs. Arthur Murray, viii return to
Washington with their parents within
few days from a trip around the
world
General Murray, chief Of the Coast
Artillery. left Washington last spring
accompanied by his family, for the Phil
ippine Islands, where he was ordered
on a tour Of inspection.
It is very probable that General Muir
ray viii succeed Gen. J. Franklin
Bell whose term of duty as chief of
star expires in April. 1910.
The absence Of General MuTray's FAM
lily was much felt in the srmy circle
in Washington. Of which Yrs. Murray
was one of the most cha rming host
esses. and her daughters gerry popular
debutantes Miss Sadie Murray was
and Miss Carolyn MurraY last seasU-L
Miss Mary T. Eastman, daughter Of
the late Captain Eastman, {. S. NJ
left Washington for Ocean City. Md.
where she viii spend several weeks.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert ". Lesher.
1896 r street, had as their guest last
week, Alexander Henderson.
The Military Attache of the German
Embassy and Nine Won LiVonius, VINO
are spending the summer in Europe. are
now in Lucerne.
Rear Admiral William *. Van Reypen
and Mrs. Van Reypen, of Washington,
who are spending the summer abroad,
are at Axenfels. near the Lake of l.u-
cerne. They are accompanied by th5ic
son-in-law and daughter, Baron and
Baroness de kuff.
Miss Carol Newberry, daughter of the
former Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Newberry, VINO has been the guest of
from Europe, has Joined her parents at
Watch Hill r. +
Clifford Assigned Here.
Capt. W. II. Clifford, T. s NJ. c., who
has been stationed in the Philippines,
has been assigned to duty in Washing
Mrs Clifford and their baby. who are
now in Maine.
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Miss Hemphiu, daughter of Rear Adj
miral HemphI, II. s. N, has gone TO
Newport, where she is the guest OF the
Misses Gibson.
Mrs Amy. widow of Rear Admiral
John P Amy, accompanied by her SON
in-law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Brooks Price. Of New York, is spend
ing the month OF August at the Revere
Hotel. Narragansett Pier.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Alexander. OF
Chevy Chase. have had as their guests
for the last week, the Rev and Mrs.
+. f. Hayward, of Camden. y. ].
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Roy Corwin is spending two weeks at
"LahiWa," Bushlill. Pa. the guest OF
Mrs. Winebrener and family
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Miss King Returns.
Miss NJ. C. King, of the Franklin. who
spent several weeks i'm Greenwich,
Conn. and New York city. has returned
10 Washington.
r. E. SCHNEIDER. of 1874 Columbia road.
is spending several weeks visiting
friends in Detroit, Mich, and in Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Bert T. COrWin left Washington last
evening for Clarinda. Ia. where he. viii
be the guest Of Mr.. ard Mrs J. b. an
for. several weeks
Mrs. Richard Wright and Miss
Wright. Of 1917 south Carolina avenue.
have gone TO Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Va. for a few days.
Miss Anna S. Cammack and Miss
Mamie NJ. GiesICT left Washington yes
terday for Atlantic City for an ex-
tended stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank r. Spencer. 1913
Newton street northwest have closed
their cottage and are making visits in
Michigan, Niagara, and Canada They
will return 10 Washington about the
first Of September.
DIT. j. G. EXmer is visiting in Sara
toga Boston. and Canada for several
weeks
Go to CapOn Springs
MIR and Mrs. Thomas MackaH Owens
have left Washington for Capon Springs,
w Va, where they VIII spend several
weeks
Miss Mary F. Gormley has gone to
Atlantic city for a month.
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Calvin F. IMcGww, Of Seventeenth
street, will leave Washington this week
for New York, from where he will sail
for Europe to continue his art studies
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Mrs j. d. Free, Miss Marguerite
Free, and John +. Free, of 1923 Fair
mount street are spending the month
OF August at Ocean Grove, n j.
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Miss Mary W. Prather. Of 1923 Fair
mount street. left Washington yesteT-