The Washington times., 1913-09-01
Captain Davis, Medical Corps,
U. S. A., Will Return'to Capt.
tai After Summer in Country.


shall are spending Labor Day
in the city, with simply an, au-
tonsobile run as diversion
Their most important plan just now for
leaving Washington is a trip to Arizona,
after the close of Congress. They will
make visit there Of some length. and
win stop in Chicago either in going or
returning.
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Capt William T. Davis, Medical Corps,
y. S. A, and Mrs. Davis, win return to
Washington within a few days after
spending the summer with Governor and
Mrs. ]. G. s. Blackburn In Kensucky.
Captain and Mrs. Davis will be at homo
for the fall and winter season at szT
Farragut square. -
The Netherlands Minister and Madame
LoHdon. who are still at their summer
legation at Bar Harbor, viii return 70
washington before sailing for the Meth
eriaf1ds the middle OF September, and
VIII arrange for the disposition of their
many valuable household deities before
sailing. As their residence at The Haeue
VIII be permanent one, they will prob
ably take most OF their household effec.
With them. >---sNN 70
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Mrs. Oscar Underwood, who came on
from the Virginia Hot Springs. where
she is spending the summer, to spend
several days at her Washington home.
mas returned to that resort. Congress-
man Underwood left Washington last
evening for York, Pa, where he was
one OF the speakers at the Labor Day
celebration in that city today.
In the party Of Washington officials
leaving the Capital last night for York.
70 take part in the celebration, were
Senator Ollie James Of Kentucky, Sena-
tor John Sharp Williams of Mississippi,
Congressman Mitchell Palmer of Penn
sylvania, and Fourth Assistant Post
master General James 1. Blakesley.
News has been received in Washing
ION Of the illness of Col. Andrew Jack
son Smith. who, in company with Mrs.
Smith, went TO Lenox, Mass, In July,
expecting to remain there until some
time in September. The coIonel's con-
dition is serious. according TO reports
sent from the Maplewood, where they
are stopping.
Mrs. MedIIl Mccormick, of Chicago
and Washington, has gone to Newport
10 visit Mrs Stanley Mccormick, who
mas Stoneacre, for the. season. To-
morrow afternoon the Suffrage League
Of Newport will listen to a talk from
Mrs. NediIl Mccormick.
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Mrs. Philip Wake. returned to her
home ia Columbia road Yesterday from
an e5.tanced trip to Fort Lap!r1i, Idaho;
Seattle. Wash; Yellowstone Park; Port
land, Ore. and Salt Lake City. Utah
While In Fort LapiraI she was the
guest CT DR.. and Mrs. w. p Hahei, the
latter formerly Miss Ethel Lee, of this
city, and in Seattle the guest OF her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs
George Walker.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Snyder, of Bill
Avenue OF the Presidents, have returned
home from a weeks stay in Atlantic
City. ....
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The Rev. William Taylor Snyder will
Snyder and their family in Atlantic City,
where they have spent the summer,
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, DR.. Elnora c. Folkmar is the guest of
Mrs. John Hays Hammond at Lookout
ThlI. Gloucester. Mass. DR.. Folkmar has
Geased 1918 n street, the former resi-
hence OF A. J. Parsons. and will take
POSSESSION within a few days.
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Mrs. B. c. Davis and her mother, Mrs
Iyottie Larramore and her daughter. Miss
Enily c. Davis, are guests Of Mrs J.
3. Powers at Birdwood. near Catlett, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Malcolm enter
cained a large number OF guests AT
tea yesterday afternoon a. their sub
urban, home at Courtland. Va. follow
ing the christening Of their infant son.
David Macleod Malcolm. DR.. Donald
c. Macleod. former pastor CT the First
Church, in Washington,
who came to Washington rom Asbury.
y. j., for the occasion, officisted, using
water in the ceremony which he
from the River Jordan when
he visited the Holy Land recently. The
house was beautifully adorned with
ferns and white clematIs blossoms.
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DR.. Donald c. Macleod leaves Wash
ineton today to join Mrs. Macleod at
where she has been visit
ing relatives. In a day or two they
win go to their new home in Spring
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