The Washington times., 1912-10-05

1Ho Frebident ana ME- Id1t anu MISE
Mabel Boardman left the summer White
House at Beverly. Mass. this morning
for weeks automobile tour through
the Berkshires, Vermont. and New
Hampshire.
At Dublin. N. H.. they will be the
guests Of the Secretary OF the Treasury
and Mrs. Franklin Macveagh. returning
from there to Beverly on Friday.
Friday night they will board the May
flower. and leave for Woods Hole, Me-.
to spend Saturday with w. Cameron
Forbes. governor general Of the Philip
pines.
Sunday, they will be the guests of
Senator and Mrs. w. Murray Crane at
Dalton. and on Wednesday will 90 back
to Beverly for ten days stay before
leaving for their annual autumnai So
3ourn at the Virginia Hot Springs.
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Miss Elena Calderson. daughter Of the
Minister of Bolivia, who has recently
returned to washington from Old Point
Comfort. where she spent a short time
will leave Washington about the middle
Of the month to visit Miss Blanche
Lazo in New York for fortnight
Miss Lazo Is the daughter of the
former Minister Of Guatemala, now re-
rdins in the metropolis.
Miss Catherine Cameron whose en-
gssement to judah H. Sears. of Boston.
was recently announced, has selected
Thursday. October a. as the date for
her wedding.
The ceremony will take place at Cliff
ton Berley. Rosebank. Staten Island.
for many years the home Of Miss CAM
eron's father, the late Sir Roderick
Cameron.
Miss Cameron and her sister, Miss
Margaret Cameron: have made WASH
ington their winter home for the last
fve years, but have always spent sew
eral weeks each spring and fall at
Clifton Berley.
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The British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce arc spending a few days with the
Misses Loring. at Pride's Crossing.
Mass.
Rear Admiral willard II. Brownson,
u. g. N, retired. and Mrs. Brownson.
were the principal guests at dinner last
night of Commander George w. WILL
Hams, U. s. NJ, and Mrs. williams. at
the torpedo station at Newport.
Rear Admiral John e. Pilisbury, U. 8.
N. and Mrs. Pillsbury are spending a
few days at Heaton Hall. stockbridge.
Mass.
Capt. e. F. Dickins, inspector Of the
Coast and Geodetic. Survey. at New
York. and. Mrs. Dickins are spending
. few days In Washington. They are
stopping at-the Ontario. '-.'. -' - ~
The Commandant-of Of the Marine Bar
racks and Mrs. William p. Biddie have
had as their guest for a few days Mrs
Biddle's daughter, Mrs. Walter B. lizard,
who is now In New York She will re-
turn to Washintgon shortly for another
brief visit to her mother, but expects
TO spend the winter In the metropolis.
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Mrs. Edmund X Webster and Miss
Frances Webster. who spent the last
several months abroad, have returned
to Washington. Next week they will
: spend few days In New York during
the feet review.
, Mrs. Howry. wife of Judge Charles b,
=, Howry. and Miss Mary Howry, who
spent the summer at the White Sulphur
Springs and at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa,
have returned to Washington, and have
opened their residence in / street for
the winter, .. =, .... ~,
Judge Howry. who Is now, abroad. will
join his family the latter part of the
month.
Mr. and Mrs. George X. McLanahan
ana their children. who spent the last
three weeks touring in the Yellowstone
fark, have returned to Washington.
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- Director Gen. John Barrett, of the
Pan American Union, entertained at
dinner last evening at the New Willard
Hotel In honor of the Commissioner
. General for Australia in London and
Lady, Reid, who are making a visit
In Washington,
Invited to meet Sir George and Lady
Reid were the Secretary of Agricul-
ture and his daughter Miss Wilson,
; Senator oliver Of Pennsylvania, Dis
trict Commissioner Rudolph and Mrs.
Rudolph, Mrs. John B. Henderson
Franklin K. Lane. Of tho Interstate
Commerce Commission. and Mrs. Lane.
Capt. James F. Oyster. president of
the Chamber Of Commerce, and Miss
Oyster. John Hays Hammond, Rudolph
Kaufman and Miss Kaufman, Mr.. and
MRS. Ira Bennett, II. A. Walker, Mr..
and Mrs John w. Hunter. ]. Maurice
Low, the assistant director of the Pan
American Union. and Mrs. Yanes, and
DR.. Cooke Adams, OF Chicago.
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- Judge and Mrs. r. p. Goodwin, who
spent the summer on Lake Champlain
and in New York, have returned to
Washington and opened their apartment
In the Portland.
The charge d'affaires of Norway, Will
/. liam NJ. Johannessen and Mr.. Morgen-
.stierne, attache, will arrive in WASH
.ington within few days from North
east Harbor, Me-. where the summer
headquarters of the legation established
during the summer.
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The former American Ambassador to
France and Mrs. Robert Bacon. have
taken the Secretary Of the Navy George
Won l.. Meyers house on Beacon Hill.
Boston, for the winter. Their second
son, Elliott Bacon, is attending Har-
ward Law School.
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