The Washington times., 1913-09-13
al Occupied a Cottage at
INartha's Vineyard Since
Early in the Season.

-HE Secretary of Agriculture re-
!. turned to Washington today ac-
companied by Mrs. Houston and
their family. Mrs. Houston has
sp mt the summer at Martha's Vineyard.
where she had comfortable cottage
and delightful surroundings for the little
folk Of the family. and Mr.. Houston has
Je ! sd them there whenever possible.
and has been constantly with them for
several weeks past. ~
The Secretary and Mrs. Houston took
possession of their new shome, 117 p
str. ct, before leaving Washington for
the summer, and found 1t fully settled
and awaiting their arrival today.
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rr. Nicholas Longworth, Mrs NJ. Z.
In lIls and Mrs. B. A Wallingford
DO tea given on the lawn of the
Homestead Hotel, at Hot Springs. Va.
.e-terday, by Miss Alice Scarborough.
.Irs. Richard l. Mckinney, wife of
Captain Mckinney, U. S. A, OF Fort
Monroe. gave a luncheon this week at
tl.e Chamberlin Hotel at Old Point
cmfort for Mrs. Frederick s. Strong.
wife of Colonel Strong. the commanding
nicer of the Chesapeake District.
:. nong Mrs. McKinney's guests were
RS Badger, wife of Rear Admiral
adger; Mrs. LIE Vert Coleman. and
Yrs. C. c. Hearn, of Washington; Mrs.
4. Star King, I'd, and Mrs F. r. King,
of San Francisco and Mrs. John MIL
Ken, Mrs. C. c. Carter. Mrs. H. r. Pet
ms, Mrs. Allen Kimberly, Mrs. c. l..
Corbin. and Mrs. W. A. Pence, Of the
rost.
Mrs John deb Walback Gardiner, Of
Washington, and Mrs. William Dorman
Gill, jr., of Baltimore. have arrived to
spend the early fall at the Chamberlin
Hotel. Old Point Comfort. Va.
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Major C. c. Hearn, who went to Old
Point Comfort the early part Of the
week to join Mrs. Hearn. for a few
days. has returned to Washington.
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Colonel H. c. Davis, U. S. A. Of
Washington, has Joined the large num-
Der of army officers at Old Point Com
fort Va, to watch the army maneuvers
at the fort. Among others there to
witness the maneuvers are Major Louis
r. Burgess. Major Joseph P. Tracy.
and Col. Willoghby Wake.
DR.. Harry Lewis. of Washington ar
rived at Old Point Comfort Thursday to
spend a few days at the Chamberlin.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wade Ellis. who have
spent the summer abroad, are en- route
to this country and are expected to ar
rive in Washington Saturday or Sun
day.
Or. and Mrs. Nathan Sylvanus Healy
have left Washington for a months
stay in virginia.
Miss Constance Eastman Adams will
give a program of recitations for the
ladies Of the Epiphany Home Monday
evening.
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Mrs. Robert Ralston and her mother,
Mrs Constantin Chase, who spent some
time in Atlantic City. have returned to
Captain and Mrs. Granville West are
spending several weeks in Atlantic City,
at the Netherlands Hotel. -.
IMr. and Mrs Charles C. Glover, who
have spent the greater part of the sum-
mer with their daughter. Mime. Van
Swinderin, at Aix-les- Bains, will sail
within a short time for this country.
They will be accompanied by Nine, Van
Swinderin, who usually makes them
visit during the season
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Mrs. Edwin Stanton and her daugh-
ter. Miss sophy Stanton. are leaving
Washington within a short time for
Rome. Italy, to spend the winter. Miss
Stanton will be social secretary to
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page. wife of the
American ambassador to Italy.
Mrs. BENJAMIN r. Piison and Miss
PiIson, who spent the summer in the
white Mountains have returned to the
city. ssr.->-ns. s@t-s.. ,.
70 },T+-r.
Justice Mahlon Pitney and Mrs. Pit |
new and their family, who are making a
motor trip IN the white Mountains. ar
rived at Lehof. Mass..' for few days
and are guests =. The Aspinwall Hotel.
Mrs. s. w. Marsh Miss Helen Elliott |
and Miss Margaret Bingham. of WASH
ington, who are motoring in New Eng |
land, are among those, stopping this |
week at the Curtis Hotel! at Lenox. !
Mass.