The Washington herald., 1911-08-07

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rived last week at The Hague, Holland
and is at the Hotel des Indies.
The Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Huntington Wilson, who are mo
toring from Newport, where they hav,
spent a week, will arrive at their home
in this city this morning.
Gen. and Mrs. W. w. wotherspoon
who were in the party OF Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. Wood who made the trip to Pan
ANA last month, have spent the past few
days in their Washington home. They
will leave Washington to-day for New
York and sail tomorrow on the Kaiser
Wilhelm for Germany, where Gen
Wotherspoon is going to observe the
maneuvers of the German army. He
and Mrs. Wotherspoon will not return
before October l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Tiller enter
tanned at dinner last evening in their
apartment at the Dresden. Their guests
were Representative Swager Sherley, OF
Kentucky: Representative A. S. Trib.
BILE and Representative 8. A. Roddenbery
of Georgia, and Mr.. Walter Fahy.
Mrs Parker, widow Of Capt. Richard
Parker. is spending the summer with her
son-in-law and daughter, Col. and Mrs
Joseph Kuhn. and their young son. in
a cottage at Atlantic City. Mrs. Parker
spent the month of July at Kennebunk.
port, Me. Mrs. Kuhn was one of the
most popular and most attrative of the
army buds a few years ago, as Miss
Carrie Parker. granddaughter OF the
late Commissioners T. P. Morgan. OF
this city.
The most elaborate of the entertain
ments yet given at the White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va. this season was a sup
per given last week IN honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Lee, Of this city, and
their brother and sister Mr.. and Mrs.
Blaine EIkins, OF Elkins, w Va, by
Mrs. NJ. V. Turner. Five hundred roses
and 400 asters were used in the center
piece and upon the table. and the souve-
Mrs were little wicker baskets filled with
fresh blossoms. The color scheme of
pink was carried out in bows Of fluffy
pink tied about the glass candelabra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee and Mr.. and Mrs.
Elkins have a cottage at the White Sui
phur for the month.
Senator and Mrs Warren, OF Wyoming
who have spent their honeymoon and the
greater part Of the summer at the New
Willard, will go to Wyoming as soon as
Congress adjourns and take motor trip
over the State. which Is entirely strange
TO Mrs. Warren. Senator and Mrs. War
ZEN will first make q VISIT to Mrs. War
rens summer home IN Rhode Island.
Mrs. Alexander F. Magruder and Miss
Magruder, OF this city. who were in
Philadelphia on Thursday to attend the
marriage OF Mrs Magruder's son. Capt.
Mason 'Gulick, to Miss Isabelle Clarke,
have gone to New London, Conn, for a
visit. Miss Magruder will spend short
time with friends in jamestown, r. T.,
and will join her mother again at Mar
ragansett Pier for a summer-end visit
before returning to their country home
near here for the autumn season.
Col Selden Allen Day, L. 8. A, and
Mrs. Lay, have been spending the past
week with a camping and fishing party
OF Virginians, on the banks of the
River a few miles from Elk
ton. There is quite a village Of tents
for the twenty original members Of the
party with their chef and maids. Some
OF the younger men go and come for
week-ends, and those who are near
enough have their supplies sent fresh
from home by automobile or other pri-
vate conveyance
The camp was chosen for its pictur-
esque advantages of forest and river.
where swimming, rowing, and fishing
are the attractions for the young peo-
pie. Camp fires flare out at night and
fire fishing and bull frogging from rows
boats prove fascinating to the old cam
paigners as well as to the younger
generation.
The United States Ambassador to
France and Mrs. Bacon and their son,
Mr.. Robert Bacon, are now on their way
home for the vacation Of the Ambassa-
dor. They sailed from Liverpool on the
Campania on Saturday.
Mrs Stilson Hutchins. OF this city,
identified with the music
circles in fashionable society In Wash
ington, was announced to sing in st.
Peters Church by the Sea, at Narragan-
sett. yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchins
are occupying the Scarborough cottage
at Narragansett this summer. Mrs.
Hutchins is a very cultivated and beau
tiful singer, but this is one of the first
times she has been heard in public since
her marriage to Mr.. Hutchins, twenty
odd years ago.
Judge and Mrs. Thomas H. Anderson
arid their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs Lilley. Of Connecticut, are at
the Thousand Islands, and were the
guests on recent yachting trip of Col
o. G. Staples, of this city, on his yacht
The Nereid. They made a successful
fishing trip about Alexandria Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore p. shonts and
their daughters, the Duchess de Chaulnes
and Miss Marguerite Shonts. and the
small Due de Chaulnes have gone to Cape
May for the remainder Of the summer
and early autumn. They arrived recently
from Paris, and made the trip to Cape
May in Mr. Shonts' Sprivate car. Mr..
shonts will join his family for the week.
ends.
Capt. Sydney A. Cloman. former mill
tary attache OF the United States En-
bassy in London. and Mrs. Cloman. after
the long vacation and illness Of the for
mer. have arrived at Fort Brady, Mich,
where Capt. Cloman win be stationed.
Former Senator and Mrs. Albert J.
BeycrIdse, who are spending the summer
abroad. have been the recent guests of
Mrs. Beveridge's aunt, Mrs. Marshall
Field, at her villa at Lucerne. Mrs.
Field aiso entertained Miss Katherine
Elkins recently quite informally. ns Miss
Elkins is In deep mourning for her late
father. Senator Stephen b. Elkins. OF
West Virginia.