The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
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cards out for tea in her honor to-day.
She will go from there to Indianapolis,
where her mother was q belle during her
girlhood and spend the month Of June
among relatives and old family friends.
She will remain there for the wedding
of Miss Louise Hibben, of that city, and
Mr.. Richard Fairbanks, son Of the former
Vice President, who is we'll known In
Washington society.
Mrs. c. Mex Saltzman and Mrs.
Hughes have returned to Washington
after a brief visit with Mrs. Bottoms, at
Fort Monroe, Va
Paymaster c. ]. Peoples, U. S. N. join
ed Mrs Peoples and their daughter. who
have been out on the Pacific Coast, at the
Netherlands, where they are the guests
of Mrs. Peoples sister for a few days.
Paymaster Peoples is now in Philadel-
phia, where he is on duty with the U.
S. s. Utah, and will be joined there in
a few days by his wife and daughter.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Hawley have
closed there home here and gone to Bos-
ton, where they will visit for a short
time. They will then go to their sum-
mer home in the White Mountains to
remain during the summer.
Brig Gen. Francis Moore, U. S. A.
retired is the guest Of Col. and Mrs c.
A Stedman. 17O3 New Hampshire avenue,
for a brief visit.
Miss Lucy Singleton Reynolds is the
guest of Miss Isabel NJ. Bond, at her
home in Baltimore.
Mrs Ladd, mother of Col. Ladd. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Macmillan,
at Fort Sam Huoston, Tex, for the sum-
mer
Brig Gen and Mrs. James B. Aleshire
and their family will spend the summer
in Yellowstone Park. They will leave
here in June.
Mr. Gerald Egan. who sailed with his
parents and sister, the United States Min
lister to Denmark and Mrs. Maurice Fran
els Egan and Miss Carmel Egan. will
make a visit with relatives in Dublin,
Frankfort -on-the- Main, and Vienna dur
ing the summer, we'll as spend some
time with his parents in Copenhagen. He
will return to Washington in the autumn.
Mrs. J. c. Kelton, widow of Gen Kel-
ton, L. S. A, has as her guest her sister.
Mrs. Knowles, of England.
Mrs. james Mcmillan left On Wednes-
day for Hot Springs, Va, where she will
srend a few weeks before going north
ward to her summer home Eagle Head.
at Manchester-b er-by-the-Sea. Young James
Mcmillan Gibson, Mrs. McMillan's great
grandson, has been left in her Washing
ton home with his nurse and others TO
lool: after him. He will be taken up to
Manchester next month, meeting his
grandmother en- route. as she will not
return here The child's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Gibson are now
on their way to England and
the Continent 70 sped the early summer.
They will return here and join their son
a Manchester in midsummer. and then
Mrs. Mcmillan will go for her annual
trip to the home Of her son-in-law and
daughter, Sir John and Lady Harrington.
Mrs. Gibson has been i'll a good deal of
the winter and spring and it is thought
the ocean air and change of scenery will ,,
greatly benefit her
Mrs. Smith, wife of Chaplain Edmund
Banks Smith. of Governors Island, n. |
Y, is visiting Col. and Mrs Junius L. |
Powell. at the Dresden. |
her home in New York after a ten-days' |
visit in Washington and Baltimore |
where she was the guest in the former |
city of Maj. and Mrs. W. c. Davis and !
the latter city of her mother. Mrs. A D. |
Schenck.
Mrs. D. NJ Addison, wife. of Pay
master Addison, L. S. N, returned to |
Washington yesterday after a months |
visit in Atlantic City. Philadelphia, and |
her former home in Washington County, |
Md.
Mrs. J. P. Ryan and her three children |
and Mrs. Archie Miller and her son, |
Whiteside, are visiting in Washington.
Mrs. R. c. Eddy. of Fort Monroe, Va.
made brief visit to friends in this |
city last week.
Miss Rowena Abott. of Fort Monroe. |
Va, arrived in Washington to visit !
friends last week She leaves shortly |
for Arizona, where she will be the guest |
Of her brother.
Miss Fannie Hoyle, of Fort Riley, |
Kans.. is the guest of Maj. Gen. and |
Mrs Murray. She will leave shortly for
New York. I
The First Secretary of the Siamese |
Legation and Mrs. Lotus will close their |
apartment in the Arlington about the end |
Of May and go to the cottage at East |
Gloucester. Mass, for the summer. !
Mrs Banjamin Micou and her two sons |
will leave Washington about the middle |
of June for Canada. Mrs. Micou's |
father. Mr.. Herbert, will go with them,
and they will be Joined later by Mr.. |
Micou.
Miss Frances Miller went to Annapolis |
yesterday, where she is the weekend
guest of Mrs. Allan Buchanan. She will
be accompanied on her return home by
Miss Sweeney. who will spend a week
with her.
Mrs. Lloyd w. Bowers and Miss Bowers
sailed from New York yesterday for
Europe, to spend the summer abroad.
They closed their Washington residence
early this week.
Mrs. John Cropper, who has gone to I
St. Louis for a short visit, will return
to Washington about the end of next
week.
Miss Marguerite Barbour has as her
guest Miss Marie Duryee, of New York.
The Norwegian Minister, Mr. H. H.
Bryn. is making a tour of the Western
States. During June he and Nine Bryn