The Washington times., 1913-07-27
Secretary and Mrs. RedfieId to
g. Leave Washington for
Summer Vacation.

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~ to this country, will entertain at
a dinner IN the New willard on
Tuesday night in honor Of Mr.. Met
cafe, the governor of Panama. The
Secretary Of State will be among the
distinguished guests present, and there
will also be number of diplomats.
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The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs.
Kedf1eid, who returned to Washington
a day or two ago from a visit to
Pittsburgh, will remain at their apart
ment in the Highlands until Friday,
when they will go to Seal Harbor, Me,
to spend their summer vacation. Mrs.
Redleld will remain there until she
returns to Washington in the fall,
while the Secretary will leave the duties
of his department as much to his as
sistant as possible, with only occasional
trips to washington.
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Among the hosts who entertained
small dinner parties at the Chevy Chase
Club last night were Commander and
Mrs. John W. Timmons, Mr.. and Mrs
William Kearney Carr, Robert Stead,
and Mrs. Carmody. There were a num-
Der Of members of the club, who dined
singly, and who later took part in an
early informal dance. i
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Mrs. Champ Clark has returned to
Congress Hall, after a visit to Con-
gresham and Mrs. ]. Thompson Baker
at Wildwood, N J. Miss Genevive
Clark, who has been travelling extern
sively abroad under the chaperonage of
Colonel and Mrs. Harvey, will return to
this country on September 10.
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The first great. spectacular social
show 10 which Newport society has
been treated this season was that given
by Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish last night,
when tie Russian Ambassador and
Madame Bakhmeteff, the Spanish Min
lister and Sonora de Riano, Baron Kurt
and Baron Horst Won Lersner, and other
Washington people were guests. After
the hundred invited to the dinner had
dined, they were joined by as many
others, from various dinner parties, and,
meeting in the center of the garden,
were treated to a fairylike spectacle, as
1nga Sontum, a famous Norwegian
dancer. foated into their midst from
the great white residence, illuminated
and flower decked. and gave a number
of folk dances. The interior Of Cross
ways was also decked with flowers and
lights. .a 49,. g. .--
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The Russian Ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeteff entertained guests at
luncheon yesterday.
The Secretary of the Treasury. Mr..
McAdoo, left Washington yesterday to
spend the weekend in Virginia. He
will return here tomorrow.
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The Third Assistant Secretary of
State, Mr.. Malone. returned to WASH
ington yesterday, and has Joined Mrs.
Malone at Red Top" the home of her
parents, Senator and Mrs. O'Gorman,
where they are spending the summer.
Congressman and Mrs. Rouse have
closed their apartment at the Cham
plain. and have gone for the summer
to their home in Kentucky.
Mrs. Marshall Field, who sailed for
Europe several weeks ago. is now at
Vichy, where she arrived yesterday in
her 6o-horsepower car, in which she is
travelling over France.
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An interesting BIT of news from Will
Jamestown, Mass, announces Mrs Will
son, Miss Jessie Wilson, and Francis B.
Sayre as. guests there yesterday, and
further states that they are diligently
househunting, as Mr.. Sayre will take the
position of secretary to President Gar
field, of Williams College. after the first
of the new year, and they will make
that town their home. Mrs. Wilson and
her daughter, with Mr.. Sayre, were
guests Of the former President and Mrs.
]. Franklin Carter, and later returned
to Cornish.
Mr.. and Mrs. William W. Finley, IT.,
are being congratulated upon the birth
Of son. on July IS at their home in
East Orange, n. J. This is their second
son. and, Mrs. A c. Downing, who has
been s'the guest of her son-in-Iaw and
daughter, returned yesterday to James,
town, r. J., where she is spending the
summer.
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Col. Henry o. S. Heistand L s A. 1
and Mrs. Heistand have bought the resi-
dence at 1892 Avenue of the Presidents
and will make Il their future home.
They have already left 1l4 Twenty-first
street. where they have resided for
some time. and have taken possession of
their new home.
Ars. Charles Boughton Wood sailed
from New York yesterday Oh board the
Lapland, and will spend the entire sum-
mer abroad.
Col. and Mrs. SeIden Allen Day, L. S.
A., are visiting DIR. and Mrs Harvey
Wiley at their farm near BIuemont. Va.
They expect to 90 from there to Harris |
onburg, Luray. and Stony Man. They
spent last week at Winchester, visiting
with Mrs Eugene A. Carr and the |
widow Of General Walker at her home /
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