The Washington times., 1913-08-04
Dr. SoIon Menos, With Wife and
Children will Leave Capt.
tai Thursday.

~ R. sOLoN MENos. former min
lister to this country from
Haiti, who has just retired
from the position. will leave
Washington on Thursday for New
York, accompanied by Mime. Menos and
their family. They have been in wash
ingtcn almost two years and have
made many friends.
They all speak French fuently, and
Paris will be their home for the next
few months. They will sail from New
York on Saturday on one Of the French
liners. and will GO direct to Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs Terrell Pattison, of 1901
Third streeS, announce the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Gertrude Pattison,
% Congressman c. B. Miller of Mime
sofa On Saturday, August 2, at Los
Angeles, Cal.
The news of the marriage of Miss Pat
tison and Mr.. Miller comes as a sur
prise to their friends in Washington.
While il was understood that the we'd
ding was to take place some time, the
date had not been set. Miss Pattison
went out to California early in the sum-
n,er to make an extended visit to her
sister, Mrs. E. D. Vincent, at sos Grand
View street, Los Angeles.
Mr. Miller decided TO make a trip to
the Philippines and Japan, and the date
for the wedding was set for Saturday.
Tomorrow Mr and Mrs. Miller sail from
San Francisco, and will spend several
months travelling. The wedding took
place at the home of the brides sister.
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Mr.. and Mrs Chandler Hale, of Wash
dngton, and Frederick Hale, Of Port
land. Ne. are at the Poland Springs
House, South Poland, Me, for a short
visit
Mrs Hunt Slater, who is now at
her cottage at Bar Harbor, and Mrs
Horatio Slater. of Boston. whose sum
mer home is at Beverly Farms, Mass,
were among the guests entertained at
dinner at Narragansett Pier last night
by John r. Mclean.
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Mr.. Loudon, the minister of the
Netherlands. who has been i'll at the
summer legation at Bar Harbor, is re-
covering from a serious throat trouble,
which has confined him to his room. 1t
will. however, be some time before he
will be able to be out or take part in
the social life there.
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Walter j. Lambert left Washington
at the end of the week and has Joined
his family at the Hotel AspinwaIl, !
where they are spending the summer.
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Rumor has II that Col. and Mrs. John |
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taken a house In Washington for next 4!
season, and Miss Laura Graves. who
last year attended Columbia University.
will be a debutante. Colonel and Mrs |
Graves also VIII have their sons with
them, and their ten-year-Old daughter,
Miss Anna Graves.
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Mrs. F. B. Loring and Miss Lydia
Loring have closed their Washington
house and have gone TO the White Sui
pbur Springs TO remain for the rest of
the season. Miss Loring and Miss Doris
Haywood are among the most frequent
riders at the resort, seldom missing a
cross-countIy run or long ride over
the mountain paths.
Miss Margaret McChord, daughter or
Interstate Commerce Commissioner and
Mrs. McChord. will return To Washing
ton tomorrow from visit to Mrs. Nor
gan Shuster, in New Jersey Miss Nc
Chord will leave Washington again in
a few days, and will go to New York
for series Of visits, returning here in
time TO accompany her parents TO Ken
lucky, where they will make a short
stay.
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Mrs. John B. Foraker, Of Ohio, and
her family have gone to the Poland
Spring House, South Poland, Maine, to
spend the month Of August.
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Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish was also a host
ess at luncheon at Newport yesterday,
having among her other guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodbury. Blair, and Miss Cecilia
May. Mounds and crescents OF yellow
and yellow asters formed
the table decoration