The Washington times., 1913-07-24
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Goes to
WiIIiamstoWn to Select
House For Daughter.
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-HE Vice President and Mrs. Mar.

-HE Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall will leave Washington
on Friday for Chicago, where
the Vice President will de-
liver an address before a body Of
students. Several affairs have been
planned for them in Chicago. They VIII
return 10 the Capital on MONDAY
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An interesting paragraph from Lenox
states that Mrs. Wilson. wife OF the
president. will arrive in wllIianstown
tcday. and, besides visiting Prof. Harry
Garfield, president Of Williams College
and Mrs. Garfield, will select a future
home for Miss Jessie Wilson, her daugh-
ter, and Francis, r. Sayre- whose mar
riage will take place In the .1fs'lsssia
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Mrs n. Talbot and Miss AmyIita
Talbot will leave Washington shortly
for Utica, n. Y, where they will spend
some time.
The former Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. George vonLL Meyer, and Miss
Meyer, are planning TO spend atennis
week at Newport They are now at
their summer home at Hamilton, Mass.
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Mrs. Arthur Lee and Mr.. and Mrs.
Blaine EIkins have left their homes at
Elkins, w. Va, and have gone TO the
White Sulphur Springs to remain for the
rest of the season.
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CONGRESSMAN GIllett, who was the
guest Of Count de Chambrun, French
military attache, and Countess de Cham
bruu, at Hot Springs. Va, has returned
TO Washington. ..
Mrs. Leonard Wood and her daughter
left Washington yesterday for Silver
Lake, y. H, where they will spend the
time while Major General Wood is on
a tour Of inspection of army posts with
Mr.. Garrison, Secretary of War.
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Count de Sartiges, third French secre-
tary, who recently left Washington fer
a series of visits at various resorts, is
now the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Aspegren, at their summer home at Bar
Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs. Aullck Palmer have
leased one OF the Guptill cottages at
Bar Harbor, and have left the hotel
where the spent some days, to take
possession.
Huntington Wilson, former Assistant
Secretary of State, and Mrs. Wilson
have taken the same bungalow on
Cherry Neck, Newport, which they &C.
cupied last season.
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A group Of Washington school teach
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Knickerbocker Club, Rockaway Beach.
L. I. Miss Lillian Mcclure, Miss May
Heating, Miss Minnie DeKason, Miss
Margaret OLeary, Miss Mary Murphy.
Miss Grace Butler. and Miss May Hem
ingway are Of the party.
The minister Of Cuba. LI1r .DGsver-
nine. has Ieftsthe shorehauc where he
has remained since presenting his ere
dentials. and has -tslen quarters at
the Portland. He wifi remain In the
Capital until late in the season. when
he will Join Sonora Elena Luisa Desver-
nine and then" daughters in New, York,
and will go ia some Northern resort for
the rest OF the season.
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The Russian Ambassador and Nine.
AT QlnneT At
Newport last night. and the entire dec
oration of tlble and drawing rooms was
in yellow. Among the sixteen guests
were the Spanish Minister and Sonora
de Riano, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Pinchot
Count CIaes Bonde. Of the Swedish Ie-
cation, and several Of the secretaries
of the Russian embassy.
Col Nicoiai GoIejewski. Russian mill
taTy attache, who has been in Newport
for some time visiting the, Russian
Ambassador and Mime. Bakhmeteff, has
returned 20 Falmouth Heights, Mass.
Hhera he has cottage for the summer
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Mrs. John B. Henderson. who is now
occupying her home at Bar HarbOr,
had to dine with her last night, quite
informally as she is in deep mourning,
Mrs. Garrison, wife OF the Secretary of
War, and her hostess, Mrs. Thomas +.
Walsh; Mrs. Burton Harrison. and a
few other Of her intimate friends.