The Washington times., 1912-10-22
Stinsons Have Closed
Their Summer Home,


Mrs. stimson, wife Of the Secretary
Of War, win close their summer homie
at Huntington, L. l., Thursday or FRI
day, and come to washington for the
winter. The Secretary, who is now
campaigning through the West, Will
join her on Saturday He 10 to deliver o
speech tomorrow In at. Paul.
The Secretary and Mrs. stimson, who
we're IN mourning last season.. are ex-
pected to take their accustomed place
in society this winter.
The Secretary Of the Navy, George
Won l.. Meyer, returned to Washington
today. Mrs. Meyer and the Misses
Meyer will remain at their summer
home at Hamilton, Mass.. until after
election. aE
Mrs. whitside. widow of Gen. Samuel
M. Whitside, .! 8. A., has taken an
apartment at the westmorehnd.
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Miss Esther Denny will be among
the winters visitors to washington,
csmlns on from San Francisco in Jan.
nary for the wedding of Miss Alice
vanderxrfft and George Anxps Garrett.
of Chicago. tErf
Miss Denny is daughter Of Col.
Frank L. Denny. U. s. NJ. C., now STA
TONED In San Francisco. and Mrs. Den
ny. and this win be her first trip east
since Colonel Denny's transfer from
. Washington over year ago. She viii
mahc series OF visits before return
ing. I'D
BECAUSE Of the continued illness OF
Mrs. Belmont Tiffany, sister OF the
bride-eiect, there nave been number of
changes In the plans for the wedding OF
Miss Catherine Cameron and Judah H.
Sears, OF Boston.
All the invitations except those to the
immediate families and q few close
friends have been recalled.
Instead OF taking place at the home
stead OF the Cameron family. Clifton
Borley, Rosebank. q. l., Thursday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. the ceremony
will be solemnized at the home Of Mrs.
TIFFANY. the Rev. DR.. Leighton Parks,
assisted BY the Rev. DR.. Z. A. Dodds,
officiating.
Miss Mary Cameron. niece Of the
bride. will be her only attendant, and
Zenas II. Sears, jr., will be best man.
Although Mrs. Tinany's condition is
rot alarming, her recovery has been un-
expectedly' slow,
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Mrs. Fitzsimons, wife of Medical d.
rector Fitzsimons, u. s. N, retired, will
. entertain at an auction bridge luncheon
Saturday. the first Of series she will
give this autumn. -
DR., and Mrs. Fitzsimons, who spent
the summer at Monterey, Pa, have
opened their residence in Adams Mil
road for the autumn and early winter.
They expect to 20 to Florida early In
January for three months.
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Miss Katherine DuBose, daurhter of
Medical Director W. B. DuBose, U. 8.
N, and Mrs. DuBose, Is spending a
fortnight In Annapolis visiting Mrs.
Robert g. Heiner. wife Of DR.. Heiner,
u. 8. N.
Rear Admiral John u, Pillsbury, U. s.
N, retired. and Mrs. Pillsbury. are ex-
pected to arrive In washington tomor-
row from Lenox and open their resi-
denee on q street for the winter.
Miss Mabel Boardman has left Dali
ton. Mass, where she has been visit
ing her brother-in-iaw and sister, sena-
tor. and Mrs. winthrop Murray Crane.
Tor Saybrook, Conn:
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Mrs. r. Dewitt Talmage and Miss
Rebecca Collier, who are spending the
autumn at the Virginia Hot Springs,
are prominently identified with the So
cial activities Of that resort. entertain
ing informally at tea at the Homestead
yesterday afternoon;
Miss Eleanor Rocker, Of New York,
frequent guest Of Miss Helen Taft at
the White House. is now visiting Miss
Martha Bacon, daughter Of the former
Ambassador to France and Mrs. Robert
Bacon .at Westbury, L. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry, who
have been at Newport for the greater
part OF the summer, have. taken the
Nightingale house at Warwick Neck
for'an indefinite period. "
The American Ambassador to Great
Britain and Mrs Whitelaw Reid will
sail from England for New York to.
morrow on the Mauretania.
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Major Stephen LII. slpcum. L. s. A.,
late military attache of the American
embassy at London, ana Mrs. Slocum
have taken a house on Sheridan circle,
and win spend the winter in Washing
ton.
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Lieutenant Commander Edward Nc
Csuley, u. s. N, whose engagement to
Miss Jean Oliver, daughter OF Senator
oliver Of Pennsylvania, has Just been
announced. was operated on yesterday
morning for appendicitis His condi-
ton Is reported as favorable.
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Mr.. and Mrs, BENJAMIN F. Vaughan,
of Providence, r. l.. have leased the
house, 1850 Massachusetts avenue for
the season.
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DR.. Cary Lanshorne, U. s. NJ, and
Mrs. Langhorne have taken for the
winter the house of Mr.. and Mrs John
Bolt, at 1T01 Twenty-frs street. Mr..
and Mrs. Bolt are In mourning for the
death of Mrs. Bolts brother, 0den
Horstmann, and will not come to
Washington this winter.
Mrs. George T. Marye went to New
York yesterday afternoon and sailed
from there this morning for a two
months trip abroad.
Mrs, Marye accompanied her sister.
Mrs. Andrew Moreland, of Pittsburgh,
who has been her guest for the last few