The Washington times., 1912-11-29
Presidents Youngest
Son Leaves for School


bo left in Washington tomorrow after
the various special trains carrying big
parties. leave for the Army-Nnvy game
In Philadelphia. Most Of the hosts will
have luncheon served to their guests
en- route and Will return to Washington
IN the evening.
Tho secretary Of the Navy and Mr..
Meyer will have the first section OF the
special and their party will include q
rumber Of young diplomats, army and
navy attaches.
Gen. Robert Shaw oliver, acting Sec
rotary Of War. will occupy tho boxes
set apart for the Secretary Of War. and
he and Miss Marion oliver will enter.
tain q large party. chiefly Of army peo-
PIE. Among others with them will be
Lieut.. Gordon Johnston. U. 8. A.. and
Mrs. Johnston. Captain Mccoy, Major
Winship. Major william I.asslter, Miss
Greble. and Howland Shaw. OF Boston.
The latter IL the nephew Of General
oliver and will meet his uncle In Phila-
6elphia.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs Beekman Winthrop will also
have party with them. and there nre
number Of boxes taken by the higher
officers OF 10th army and navy.
One OF the largest parties which will
go to the game will be that for which
Col. and Mrs. Robert n. Thompson
are hosts. They will have two special
cars. and luncheon will be served en-
route. The party will be made up of
Rear Admiral Wainwright. U. 8. n, and
Mrs. Wainwright: Gen. Anson Mills. Y.
9. A.. and Mrs. Mills: Rear Admiral
Adams. L. 8. NJ: Perclval Dodge. min.
lister to Panama; Rear Admiral Dunlap,
u. S. n. and Mrs. Dunlap: Captain
Grant. British naval attache, and Mrs.
Grant; Mr. Ekengren. minister from
Sweden: DR.. and Mrs. Wilmer, Miss
Wilmer. Miss Wood. Gen. S. d. M.
Young. Commander Boy-Ed. German
naval attache: Miss Edith Benham. Miss
Sykes, Chauncey Hackett, Reginald
Huidekoper. Miss Hemphill. DR.. Spear.
Z. S. N; .fiss Elo.se Sargent General
and Mrs. Wotherspoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
walter Tuckerman, Miss Davis, Lieuten.
ant and Mrs. Turpin. and others.
Cards have just been issued for the
debut Of Miss McCumber. daughter Of
Senator Porter J. McCumber. Of North
Dakota. and Mrs. McCumber. for Thurs
day. December Il. from s to : o'clock.
ut Rauscher's.
Miss Hazel Cox has issued invita- tions
for larEe bridge and fve hundred
party In honor Of Miss Florence Schnei-
der. on December 8. Miss Schneider
will go to the Army-Navy football game
In Philadelphia tomorrow as the guest
Of her uncle. Capt. Edward l.. Beach.
L. g. n.
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Miss Helen Lipscombe, Of Castle
School. n. Y. and Miss Mary Moore
Crutcher. Of Madison Hall School.
Washington. were among those at the
hop at Annapolis last evening. They
were chaperoned by Mrs. William Lips
combc.
Mrs Duncan McKim will entertain at
a 8 o'clock tea this afternoon. A Inusi-
cal program. to be played on the great
organ in the music room. will give the
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. McKim q rare
treat.
The German Ambassador and Coun-
tess Won Bernstorr will entertain at the
second OF their dinner parties OF the
season, at the embassy tonight.
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Miss Gencvieve Clark. daughter OF
the Speaker and Mrs. Clark, has as q
guest Miss Helen Cox. daughter OF
james n. Cox. governor-elect Of Ohio
and Mrs. Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Duvall have re-
called tho invitations for the muslcal'
which they were to have given at Dow
or House, Maryland. tomorrow night
on account Of a serious illness In thu
family of Mr.. Duvall. The musicale II
indefinitely postponed.
d
Justice and Mrs. Van Orsdel are nov
occupying their new home. 1854 Wyom
ing avenue. Mrs. Van Orsdel will b
unable to receive or make formal CALI
on account OF III health.
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Mrs. Charles Willis Fisher. wife o.
Naval Constructor Fisher. y. s. Navy
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. Martha s
Giclow. at the Farragut.
Mrs. Fisher will be one Of the bev!
OF young matrons to assist at the ba
zaar and tea OF the southern Industria
Educational Association to be held II
the Southern Building from Decembe
2 to December ..
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Turkish embassy here. sailed from New
/ York today on the George Washington
I cn route to London. where he Is bein
transferred.
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Mr.. Kalpa paschnikoff. Russian attacht
who was Ill In New York for some time
has returned to Washington and ha
taken an apartment at 1874 stree
for the winter.
J. Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Henderso
asked a number of their friends In 70
an old-fashioned Thanksgiving dinner
which was. however. bereft Of tn
). Puritan masterpiece Of the menu.
turkey. Being vegetarians, this fsatui
of the dinner was naturally eliminated
n but no cunningly done that oven tn
8 most experienced palate could not dii
t tinguish the difference.
Y Their guests were Senator Burtol
Senator ana Mrs. Works. Senator an
Mrs. Curtis. Representative Buriesol
I Representative and Mrs Bartholdt. TO
mer Representative and Mrs. Lama