The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-07-13

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1 eior's hall at the White House. played
some vigorous golf on the Chevy Chase
Club course yesterday with Secretary
Knox.
| Secretary George Won L. Meyer, VINO
has just recovered from an attack OF
| typhoid at his summer home at Hani-
ton, Mass, has gone to Quebec with his
son. George Won Z. Meyer, jr.. where
they will spend the next three weeks on
fishing trip.
Mrs Charles Dewey Hilies. wife of
the chairman OF the Republican National
| Committee. HAS closed their home In
Connecticut Avenue and gone to Sea-
! tuck Lodge. Long Island, their summer
home. where she will spend the season
Mr.. Hilles will join his family for brief
| visits occasionally during the summer.
Mrs. Hilles, who takes a great deal OF
| interest in politics, was one OF the most
enthusiastic Of tia feminine spectators
| at the Republican convention in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Miller announce the
| engagement of their daughter. MISS
| Frances Miller. to Mr. Dennis Dowd.
| tr., formerly Of New York and now OF
Birmingham, Ala. The wedding will
| take place about the last of December.
| Mrs. Sweet wife of Representative E.
F.. Sweet, of Grand Rapids. left yester-
day for Buffalo to visit relatives and
| friends. and will go on from there to
| her home in Grand Rapids. Miss Sophie
Sweet has gone to New Hampshire,
where she is the guest of Miss La Croix,
| one of her schoolmates at Wellesley.
She will join. her mother in Grand Rap
| ids about August ]. Mr. and Mrs Car
| roll Sweet. son and daughter-in-law OF
| Representative Sweet who were here for
| the Baltimore convention, have returned
| to their home in Michigan. They and
| Miss Sophia Sweet did not miss a ses-
sion of the Baltimore convention. but,
| with Mrs. F.. F. Sweet. sat through the
| alI-night sessions. too. Judge Doyle. a
| delegate from Grand Rapids. and Mrs.
Doyle, who were in Baltimore for
| the convention, thinking 1t would ad-
journ on Saturday. June %. We're among
| the very large number of thrifty people
| who gave up their rooms at the hotel
| on Saturday night the Sweets met them
| and brought them back to Washington,
where they spent the weekend delight
| fully with the Sweets.
Mr.. Z. o. Wood. the National Com
mitteeman from Michigan. who. with his
two sons, Stanford and Crocker Wood.
has been in Baltimore for several
weeks, spent the past few days as the
guests of Representative and Mrs. Sweet
and left yesterday for his home in Flint.
Mrs. Richard Townsend will close her
Massachusetts Avenue residence early
next week and go TO Bar Harbor
for the season. She will be Joined there
later by her son-in-law and daughter.
D1ta Of NAr
York.
The Misses Patten will close their
residence in Massachusetts Avenue with
in few days and go to Bar Harbor. |
Mrs. Henry c. Corbin. formerly Miss
Edythe Patten, will go TO Lake .Sunapee.
N. H.. to spend the season. and will leave
on Monday.
Baron de Bode, military attache Of the
Russian Embassy. and his sister, |
Baroness Elizabeth de Bode. who have
taken a cottage at jamestown for the |
summer. have arrived at that resort.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Bourke Cochran and
Mr.. and Mrs Shane Leslie have left the
Cochran country place at Port Washing
ton, Long Island. for an automobile trip
70 Montreal Mr. and Mrs Leslie will
sail from Montreal for England within a
few days. The marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie, the latter formerly Miss Marjorie |
Ide. daughter OF the American Minister
to Spain, took place at the country home |
of the brides brother-in-law and sister, !
Mr. and Mrs. Cochran, early in June.
The First Secretary of the Panama |
Legation and Mime. Brin will join the |
Minister and Nine. Arias, who are now |
in Atlantic City. the first of next week. |
remaining there about three weeks and |
then going to Niagara Falls and Canada |
for the remainder of the season The |
Minister and his wife will leave Atlantic |
City about the same time for a Western |
tour.
Mr. and Mrs Vaudeville Carlisle will |
go to New London. Conn. Saturday. |
when they will join the parents of the |
latter, Mai. Gen. Joseph p Sanger, y. |
S. A, retired. and Mrs. Sanger. to spend |
the remainder of the summer.
DR.. and Mrs Walter Wells have taken !
a cottage at the White Sulphur Springs
for the season. Mrs. Wells will take pos
session next week, and DR.. Wells will
join her for the week-ends during the
season.
Mrs. Thomas Carter, widow of former
Senator Carter, and her sons, Hugh and
John Carter, are spending the summer at
their home in Montana.
Capt and Mrs. William Richard Dear
have gone to the formers new post at
Fort Slocum. They were accompanied
by Capt. Bears mother, Mrs. Mary r.
Dear. Capt Dear is a member of the
Medical Corps, U. S. A, and has re-
Gently returned from the Philippines and
Joined Mrs. Dear here, who has spent
the past three months with her parent.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Tibbitts.
Miss Julia A. Gaskins, who has been
visiting friends in the Blue Ridge Noun
tains has returned to her home in
Twenty-ninth Street.
Mrs. E. P. Magruder will sail for Eng
land to-day to visit at her home in
Scotland. where she will be Joined by
Mr.. Magruder later in the season.
for Europe to-day from New York
where they went yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel w. o'Donoghue
and their children have closed their Six
tenth Street home and are spending the
summer at Park View, Va.
Mrs Thomas Hu1bes Mopcura u,boI