The Washington times., 1913-09-30
Both Are Among the Nest En-
thusiastic "Fans" in Of
fetal Society.

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..r shan are ..a among = the most en-
official society. and will take
with them to the American League
Park this Afternoon several friends-
Mrs. Marshall accompanied the Vice
President yesterday afternoon, when he
made the presentation TO George Me-
Bride for the washington fans.
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Mrs Edward d. White has Joined the
Chief Justice at their residence In
Rhode Island arenne. whore they have
Established themselves for the winter.
The Associate Justices Of the Su-
,treme Court and their families are rap
my returning to Washington for the
winter. and before the opening of court
on October 70 they will all be in their
steRpective homes. Mr.. Justice and Mrs.
Hughes. Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Lurton.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. McKenna, and
Mr. Justice and Mrr. Lamar have re-
tsrned and established themselves for
The season.
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lEr. and Mrs Daniel Newman, who
spent the last three months visiting In
Washington and Baltimore, are leaving
Tor their home near Palm Beach, Fla,
this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Newman are
formerly of Washington. but have re-
sided in Florida for the last three or
Hour years.
6 Mrs. Thomas c. Bayard, who spent
the summer at Bar Harbor. will return
80 Washington in a day or two for the
winter.
Pay Inspector and Mrs. Edmund w.
Bonnaffon, who spent the summer in
1.-The North, have returned to Washing
ton.
= Colonel ana Mrs. stedman have
closed their place at Martha's Vine
yard and are en- route to Washington.
They are making the trip home by
motor. H..
- 4 reception will be given for the Rev.
DR. John W. Frizzell and Mrs FrixseI
tonight from until II O'Clock by dhe
members of the Ingram Memorial
Church in the church in celebration Of
their silver wedding anniversary. The
church is located at the corner Of Tenth
and Massachusetts, avenue northeast
and all friends Of DR.. and Mrs. Frizzeli
are invited. -..
Mrs William Cumming Story. presi-
dent general d. A. R. requested the
epr esence of the Daughters of Ameri-
can Revolution this afternoon at 81
O'Clock at Memorial Continental Hall.
southern portico. where thirteen plants
OF history ivy. taken from the grave Of
Washington and the gift Of the re-
gents Of the Mt Vernon Association
win be planted by the State regents of
the thirteen original Statesmen the
base Of the thirteen memorial columns
Of the hall. The ceremonies will in
clude short addresses and music
Third Assistant Secretary of State |
and Mrs. Dudley F. Malone have re-
turned to Washington from New York, |
and are stopping at the Shoreham /,
Hotel |
The former Postmaster General Frank |
Harris Hitchcock left Washington last |
evening for New York. where he will |
make his future home.
Mrs. Jacob NJ. Dickinson has arrived !
IN Washington from Nashville, and has |
.oined Judge Dickinson at the Shore |
Ram Hotel.
Miss Elise Goodwin. who spent the |
summer at Booth Bay. Ne. has re-
turned TO Washington.
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Miss Mary Radford, who spent the !
summer with relatives at Barnstable, |
Class. has returned TO the city.
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I, Plans are under way for the first
dance of the season Of the Business
High School Alumni Association, which
will be given in the ballroom of the
Raleigh Hotel October 81.
Miss Ethel Shane Is chairman Of the
committee, and has assisting her Rob
ert Tracy. BENJAMIN Harlan and Paul
Cromelin.
Z The marriage of Miss Edith Logan,
daughter OF Mrs. John A. Logan. and
Devices Dilworth, whose engagement
was announced early In the summer,
MIL take place on November Is In ST.
Thomas Church, New York city. and
VIII be followed by q reception at Mrs.
Logan's home. II West F1fty-stxth
street .