The Washington times., 1913-08-02
Postmaster General Leaves
Capital, and Mr.. Houston
Will Go Soon.

Mrs Thomas R. Marshall will have
Mrs. Swanson as her guest in the Vice
Presidents box at the ball game this
afternoon, together with Congressman
J. willard RagsdaIe of South Carolina,
and others. 49, '..--.s r-.--
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall are not leaving the Capital for
the week ends, but are conteRting them
selves with automobile runs in and
about Washington. frequently going
into Maryland or Virginia, and nearly
always taking friends with them.
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The Postmaster General left Wash
ington today for his regular weekend
visit to Cape Nay, where he will join
Mrs. Burleson and their daughters. Mr.
Burleson is one of the most expert
swimmers there, and has taught many
of the young people the art. Both of
his own daughters are artists in all
aquatic sports, and swim, sail boat,
or use the cars with equal skill.
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The Secretary Of Agriculture is re-
manning in Washington over Sunday.
but will probably leave the capital next
week for his summer vacation, to be
children at Martha's Vineyard.
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The Russian Ambassador and Mime.
Bakhmeteff entertained guests al lun-
cheon in their Newport cottage yester-
day.
Mrs. O. J. Giblin and children left
Washington today for Braddoek
Heights, where they will remain for
several weeks.
Mrs. Hugh T. Taggart and her daugh-
tiers, Miss Eta Taggart and Miss Anna
Taggart, left Washington today for
Maryland, and will spend several weeks
in the mountains.
Miss Janet Chase Kinks, niece of the
late Chief Justice Chase, left Washing
ton today for her home at Frederick,
Nd, after a visit of several weeks to
Miss Eta Taggart-
Mrs. WalIach has closed her residence
in I street and has gone to Narragan-
sett Pier, where she has taken a cottage
for the summer. Her daughter, Mrs
John Merriam, is with her.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Westcott left
Washington yesterday for York harbor,
where they will spend the rest of the
season.
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Mrs Hugh c. Wallace and her sister.
Mrs. Nathaniel Francis, have gone to
Sorrento. Me, where they will occupy
the cottage which served as a summer
home for their father, the late Chief
Justice Fuller. for many years before
his death.
Brig. Gen. Harry R. Anderson, L. )
A, retired, has closed his apartment, at
the Toronto, and has gone TO spend
August at Pickfords S Camp. Rangely
Lakes, Me.
Capt. Bradley G. Ruttencutter. L. s.
A, and Mrs Ruttencutter are at the
New Willard for a short time. en- route
TO Fort Lesvenworth, Kan, where the |
captain has entered ths school of the
line. Captain Ruttencutter was form |
erly stationed at schoheld Barracks
Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pan Talbot, who have |
been the guests Of Mrs. Talbot;s |
parents. Congressman and Mrs Ben !
Johnson, for two weeks. have returned |
TO their home in Kentucky.
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Congressman and Mrs. Peter GoeIet |
Gerry have returned TO Washington |
from a visit 10 Newport and Narragan- |
sett Pier. and are at the Blair place, at
Silver Springs. Md
Miss Nancy johnson, daughter Of
Congressman Ben Johnson of Kentucky |
and Mrs. Johnson, will leave Washing |
ton early next week for YorkviIie S &. |
TO visit Miss Frances Finley. the daugh- ,
ter Of Congressman and Mrs. Finley. for
a, period OF two weeks. From South 1
Carolina she will go 10 Bay Head. n. J., |
for the rest Of the season. She will /
return TO Washington in time TO ac-
company her parents TO Kentucky al
ne close Of ceagrsss. - !