The Washington times., 1913-07-03
They viii Motor Back to Capital
Tomorrow Evening After
Meeting Veterans.
.HE VICE PRESIDENT AND
MRS. MARSHALL left Washing
u ton early this morning en- route
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-HE VICE PRESIDENT AND
MRS. MARSHALL left Washing.
ton early this morning en- route
to Gettysburg. Pa, where they
viii remain over, the Fourth. returning
TO Washington tomorrow evening.
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Mrs Thomas ]. Preston, jr., formerly
Mrs. Grover Cleveland, accompanied by
her two children. Miss Esther Cleveland
and Francis Cleveland. who are making
Q motor tour through the Berkshires.
dined last evening at the Red Lion Inn,
at stockbridge, Mass. They made a brief
visit with Mrs. Preston's mother-in-law.
Mrs. Thomas J. Preston, and Mrs. Pres
ton Jones at the Curtis Hotel, where
they are spending the summer.
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Mrs. Henry r. Dimock. who has re-
Gently arrived at her place at Bar Har-
; Dor. Me-. will entertain at a reception
tomorrow afternoon.
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Mrs. J. D. Power and her daughter.
Miss Mae Power. of the Champlain,
viii remain in Washington until the
FIRST of August. when they will go to
Jamestown. R. l.. for the season.
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George Morris Evans. son of Mrs.
Morris Evans, lie leaving Washington
shortly for Warrenton. Va. to spend
the summer with his aunt Mrs. Gun
nell
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Van Swerinsen
entertained at q reception and dance
last evening In their new home, 11z2 8
street, which was partly housewarr-
ing and partially a compliment to Miss
Nellie Claire Howard. a debutante Of
the season. ---.-.
Quantities of palms, ferns, roses,
eiadiolas. and snap dragons adorned
the house and an orchestra played
throughout the evening.
Among the guests were Senator and
Mrs. ]. Porter McCumber of North
Dakota, Senator and Mrs. Morris Shep-
pard of Texas, Nine. Peynado, Mrs. S.
T. Howard. Mrs. Mercer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Beale Howard. Mrs. Paul Lesher, Mise
Evelyn Lesher, MT. and Mrs. Kendall,
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Butterfield, Miss
Sallie williams, Miss Lanette Hines
Smith. Miss Austin, Miss Mary Howell,
the Misses White, Miss Almeda Barr,
Miss Anne Smoot, Miss Hazel Roberts,
Miss Ruth Rice, the Misses Marr. Miss
Sue White, Miss Margaret Joyce, Miss
Jeanette Cobb. Miss Florence Schneider,
Mr.. Howell. Messrs. White, Mr. Healey,
the Messrs. Abbott. Leonard Block, Mr.
Barr, Joseph Morgan, John Diebert,
Mr.. Shoemaker, the Messrs. Howard,
Arthur Dutton, Edward Davis, Mr..
Barnes. Mr.. Washburn, Hugh Thorn,
Mr.. Mann, Mr.. Barrett, Mr.. Van Wag-
ner, and Mr.. Layland.
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Running the breakers in canoes Is
Newport's most exciting sport this year
and Count San Esteban, of the Spanish |
legation, who Is considered one of the |
most daring canoeists, is the leading !
spirit The count and his comrades u.s.
ually paddle far out then turn and head
for the sands, riding the breakers and
sometimes shooting through them.
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Mrs. Ethelbert Neyin. OF New York
wife OF the composer. who is a first
cousin Of Francis Bowes Sayre, OF Penn
sylvania. whose engagement to Miss
Jessie woodrow Wilson has Just been
announced. will arrive in Newport next |
week to visit Mrs. Francis Morris.
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The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jrsserand sailed today from New York
on the savoie for France. where they
VIII spend the summer.
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Mrs Benjamin H. Buckingham and
Miss Caroline Freeman are spending a
few days In New York at the Hollan4
House before going to their cottage at
Bar Harbor. Me, for the summer.
Mrs. Charles z. Bates is expected to I
arrive at Windsor. Mass. today from
Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. H Bacon and Miss
Mildred Bacon are making a motor trip |
through Maryland and Pennsylvania.
They will be in Gettysburg tomorrow
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Miss Anna Portner, who is now at the
Portner country place. in Virginia, ex-
poets to go abroad later in the sun
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