The Washington times., 1913-09-15
Sister Of Mrs. Daniels, Who Has
Been With Her, Will loin
Her Mother.

HE Secretary, Of the Navy and
Mrs. Daniels and their young
sons returned to Washington to-
day from Atlantic City, whehe
Mrs. Daniels and her boys have spent
several weeks. The Secretary Joined
r. them there on Saturday. that he might
accompany, them on their return to
& Washington. -
Min Ethel Bagley. the younger, sister
of Mrs. Daniels, who was with her at
Atlantic City. went from that resort to
Canada to Join her mother, Mrs. Adelaide
-<t-Worth Bagiey. and her sister, Miss
z.Basley. who win prolong their visdt for
e q short time
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49, Mrs. Jack BeaI, wife Of Congressman
Beau Of Texas, viii leave Washington
= the end OF the week accompanied by her
horse guests, her mother. Mrs Martin !;
". her sister, Mrs. J. F. Strickland and her
- niece. Miss Vera Martin, all Of Dallas.
= Tex. They will spend few days In
New York city, and then Mrs. Martin
md Mrs Strickland will remain in
washington q day or two before return
inx 20 their homes Miss Martin win re-
main IN Washington with her uncle and
- aunt for the winter, and will be one OF
the seasons debutantes.
Yesterday, Mrs. Henry D. Clayton
wife OF Congressman Clayton Of Ala
bar,ra, entertained informally at buftet
luncheon in her apartment in the Park
wood in compliment to Mrs. BeaI and
her house guests. -
The Peruvian Minister and Madame
dc Pezet and their son. Alfonso WASH
.sfngton Pezet, attache Of legation are
in, Woa a.
-. morrow. Since leaving washington,
), several weeks ago, they have visited the
Pacific coast, and in all of the cities
where they stopped special social ar
rangements were made for them. They
also saw many points Of interest in TIE
West and middle West and have visited
Canada. -
The Chief Justice and Mrs. White
8 are entertaining Rear Admiral willard
II. Brownson, o. 8. N, and Mrs. Brown
son at the Maplewood, Pittsfeld, Mass,
sS where they are staying for time be-
= fore coming to Washington. g.
: - :
- Mrs. Hunter H. Moss. jr., wife of the
2 new CONGRESSMAN of West Virginia, is
!. now visiting in Chariestown. and will
arrive in Washington next week to open
the house in Connecticut avenue which 1
20 she and Mr.. Moss have taken for the
winter.
Mrs. Moss spent the summer at Deer
~ Park, Md, where she took a cottage
early in summer. Mr. Moss spent the
- week-ends at Deer Park. Mrs Moss
is said to be one of the handsomest
women in the Congressional set.
=
The Hon. Ernest Scott. recently ap-
ssspointed first British secretary, Is ,ex-
pected to arrive in this country during
the fall season. to assume his duties.
Word from Dublin leads one to believe
that the British embassy staff, headed
- by the Ambassador and Lady Spring
- Rice. will not collect here before the
.. end Of October.
=
Captain Gibbons, of the Naval Acad-
emy, Annapolis. and Mrs. Gibbons, and
Mrs. Richard S. Ely. mother of the
latter. are making an automobile trip
through the White mountains and
- Breton Woods. and have just reached
the Mt. Washington House. Mrs. G. Z.
-: Wilder, also of Washington, is with
them. :.
anu D. fA4SOp anu Ihe son
- of the former. H. P. W. Alsep, are at
the Mt. Washington, having arrived
- there on their automobile trip through
-. the mountains.
q
~ Mrs. Philander c. Knox has zone up
to New York from Atlantic City, where
she spent part of the summer, and will
go from there to Valley Forge. before
= coming to Washington to open her
Il house in K street for the winter.
Count Gunther Won Bernstorff, who in
studying the American banking system
s- I'm New York, went to Newport to remain
over Sunday as the guest of Baron Kurt
: Won Lersner and Baron Horst Won Lers-
ner. '5Es
Mrs. T. H. Stevens Vail and Miss Alice
S. Vail, who have recently returned to
Washington from Saratoga, N. Y, have
:, re-established themselves at the CHAM
:. plain for the winter
= Mr. and Mrs. Ernest. Biclneil and
. their daughters have returned 70 Wash,
ington for the autumn and winter, and
are at their home In connecticut avenue. :