The Washington times., 1913-07-19
Chief Executive Entertains
Guests at Box Party to See
Poll Play. +.

TIME PRESIDENT will not find
the White House a half bad
domicile In midsummer. II he
pursues the measures he has
taken since returning from Cornish, to
keep cool
This morning early, he motored over
into Virginia and made a round of the
golf course at the Washington Gclf
Club. with DR.. Grayson as his I'D
versary.
Last evening, the President had his
dinner served on TIE terrace instead
of In the more conventional dining
room. and afterward went to Polls.
where he occupied a box with The At
torney General and DR.. Cary Grayson.
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s-=r The Postmaster General left Wash
tnston early this morning for Cape
May, N. J., where he viii remain until
Monday or Tuesday. with Mrs. Burle-
Son and their daughters, who have a
cottage there
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The marriage Of Miss Edith A. Wake
heid. daughter Of Mrs. r. L. Wakefield,
and Frederick Bertron Ridenour, took
place at II o'clock this morning in the
Church Of the Advent, the Rev. DR.. Z.
N. Mott officiating.
The bride was attended by Miss Rid
enour. sister Of the bridegroom, and
only the members OF the two families
were present.
Mr.. Ridenour left the city Immediately
after the ceremony. for a wedding Jour-
ney. but will return to make Washing
ton their future home. The BRIDE
groom's family is well known In busi-
ness circles.
Count Gunter Won Bernstorff, son of
the German ambassador, who is study
ing In New York, has gone to Newport
to spend the weekend with the am
bassador, who is entertaining today and
tomorrow.
Patronesses for a lecture to be given
on aviation at Bar Harbor, in the home
Of Mrs. Henry r. Dimock, by Mrs.
Elizabeth Hiatt Gregory. on August z,
are Madame Loudon, wife of the Meth
erlands minister. Mrs. Victor Cushman,
Mrs r. Hall Mccormick, Mrs. Harold
Williams, Mrs. Nicholas Anderson, and
others.
Announcement comes from Mrs. Dom
old Mclean, former president general
OF the d. A R. Of the engagement of
her sister. Miss Mary Harrison Richie,
Of Frederick, Nd, to justice Dunott, Of
Baltimore. Miss Richie is the youngest
daughter of the late John Ritchie, chief
Justice Of the Sixth judicial district and
Mrs Ritchie. and 10 grandmother Of the
lafA William d hanlsbv
the son Of the late Dr. Thomas Justice
The marriage will take place in the fall
In Maryland,
Mr.. and Mrse Charles Minot Amory,
Of Boston, the latter, formerly Miss
Gladys Mum, of Washington. sailed
from New York today on board the I'm
perator. Of the Hamburg-Americsn line,
and will spend several weeks abroad.
Their marriage at Manchester, Mass.
on Thursday, which was to have been
one Of the most brilliant events of the
season there, turned out to be one of
marked simplicity, on account OF the
illness Of Mrs. Mum, the brides
mother.
Stone Villa. the Newport cottage
which serves as the Russian embassy
this season. was the scene yesterday Of
. charmingly' arranged luncheon party.
given by the Ambassador and Nine
Bakhmetef.
The Russian Counselor and Nine.
echerbatskoy. who took a cottage at
Cataumet, Mass. early in the season,
are guests at Newport.
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Mrs. James F. Barbour and Miss
Marguerite Barbour. who have spent
the early summer at the Brighton. At
lantic City, have gone 20 Narragansett
Pier for the remainder of the season
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Congressman and Mrs. John w. Davis
Of West Virginia will sail from New
York on August Is. for a short trip to
Holland and Germany. Mr.. Davis is
one Of the ten members invited to at
tend the peace conference at The Hague.