The Washington times., 1913-05-31
;prIng Entertainments WIN Be
Mainly Given at Places in
Nearby Country.

IN turday evening dance at the
Chevy Chase club this evening.
Wow that society Ii on the wane, nearly
Everything social Is informal, and the
greater part Of the spring entertaining
renters about the various country
clubs.
Among those who will have guests
with them this evening will be Paymas-
ter r. c. Pyne. U. s. N. and Mrs.
fyne. DR.. and Mrs. Wilmer. Mrs. John
Newbold. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Theo-
6ore r. Jewell. DR.. and Mrs. Bayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. C. Neale. Gardner
Williams. Mrs. Pierre LaMontagne, Mr..
end Mrs. q. 81. Chase. Mr.. and Mrs.
Evans Browne
The Secretary Of Commerce william
c. Redfield. 10 the guest of his mother,
Mrs. c. A. RedneId. in Pittsheld. Mass.
He win make an address there this
|evening.
Miss Edith wetmore has gone to
Newport, where she is visiting Mrs.
Harold Brown.
Mrs Pierre La Montague and her
sister. Miss Patterson. who has been in
Egypt all winter, is spending some
time In Washington at the Grafton.
About June s, they expect to go North
for the summer.
Mrs. Beverly R. Mason. of 1905 Flor
iia avenue. win be at home this af-
ternoon from until o'clock, and will
have with her Mrs L D. Baxter,
who ID her houseguest
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Mr.. and Mrs. :. Upshur Moorehead
have taken a cottage at Cazenovia, n.
Y, for the summer. They will leave
Washington about the middle Of June
and IN August they. win spend a month
in the Canadian Rockies In the au-
tumn. upon their return to Washington
they viii move into LIB X street, the
home Of the late Mrs. Titan ]. Cof,ey
Mrs. Moorehead, who is the grand
daughter Of Mrs. Coffey. made her
home with her grandmother until she
was married. She was married from
the X steet house also.
b Capt Louis II. Lutte, U. s. M. c., of
the White House stan. will go to New
1ort shortly for q farewell visit before
starttng for his new post at the United
states embassy in China
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The former Assistant Secretary of
state and Mrs. Huntington Wilson,
Who have been abroad for the last
month, are expected to arrive In New
port In June TO take possession Of the
bungalow On Ocean avenue, which they
have leased for the summer season.
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Rear Admiral Theodore F. Jewell, u.
3. n. and Mrs. Jewell Will 60 to
Jamestown, r. l.. early In June to open
the Higgins cottage. which they have
taken for the summer.
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Charles Pollak, Of the Austro-Hun-
gar1an embassy staff. sailed today from
New York on the Majestic for Europe.
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Miss Mafjorie Aleshire entertained at
luncheon yesterday In honor OF ner
house guest, Miss Harriet Hatch, Of
Honolulu.
Mis- Emily Tuckerman entertained at
q dinner last evening at her cottage at
Lemon. Mass, in honor Of her house
guests, Miss Clemence Crafts, of
Ridgeneld. Conn.,, and Senator du Pont,
Of Delaware.
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Newport's bachelor hosts will be en-
larged by two of the most popular
members of the diplomatic corps. A.
Lyssakovsky, first Russian secretary.
and b. Yonine. second Russian secre-
tary. who are now In Newport looking
for . cottage for the summer. They
VIII return to Washington on Sunday.
The Ambassador and Mime. Bakhmetef
win not leave the Capital before the
middle Of the month. when it is prob
able that both Mr.. Lyssakovsky and
afr. Yonine viii accompany them.
The 6amese minister. the Princess
Traidos Prabandah. and their family.
with members Of their suite, win leave
Waahiugton tomorrow for New York.
whore they Will spend q short time be-
fore going 70 Gloucester. Mass, where
the lsgat5on WIN b located for the sea-