The Washington times., 1913-06-26
Members Of Congress and State
Society in Capital viii Be
Guests at "SingIe Oak"
>9E Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels win have as their guests
at Single Oak, at $50 o'clock

at Single Oak. at $50 o'clock
k this afternoon, almost every
native of the State of North Carolina
living in the Capital. Cards were sent
! cut several days ago, asking the nern-
:. bers of the North Carolina Society In
Washington, the North Carolina dele
J cation In Congress. and other North
: Carofinians In the city, TO be their
guests.
The intention is 20 use the the beau
tiful lawn at Single Oak for the event
and add TO the beauty Of The surround
ings, shrubbery and flowers of the na-
tive State. However,, should the wealth
er bar the outdoor featur Of the
event. the Secretary and Mrs. Daniels
: will entertain their guests indoors and
: on the long verandas-
Assisting them In receiving will be
: the wives OF Senators and Ccneressmen
: from North Carolina and the ofhcers
Of the North Carolina society. Mrs.
: Mary Cleves Daniels, the mother or
: the Secretary, who is visiting at Single
Oak; Mrs. Adelaide Worth Bagley. the
: mother of Mrs. Daniels. and the Misses
y Bazley, her sisters, will assist in the
; hospitality.
= The event is strictly a North Carolina
affair. and will have no official phase
whatever.
, Cards have been received in Wash
ington from Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel l.
Neiligan, Of Ithaca, y. Y, announcing
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
!. Julia Dorothy Nelligan, 10 George Ed
:, ward Wilson, formerly Of Washington.
on Monday. June 2. at St Louis
Mr.. Wilson. who was graduated from
. Cornell University about two years ago.
:. As the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry g.
Wilson, of Georgia avenue, and is also
:. n graduate Of the Central High School
= Mr.. and Mrs, Wilson will make their
= future home at 800 Cherry street,
Springfield. No.
! Mrs. 3. W. Parker. of Oliver street.
Chevy Chase, will leave shortly with
her children for Stockbrfdge, Mass.
= where she will spend the summer: She
VIII be Joined later on by Mr.. Parker.
> -
= DR.. and Mrs Esbcrt A. Clark, of
p Chevy Chase,. will leave Saturday en-
route for Montreal. Canada. from
the summer.
Medical Director James D. Gatewood,
U. s. N, and Mrs. Gatewood expect to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. William Nelson Page
: at their home in West Virginia during
the month of August and while they
are there the Misses Gatewood will
probably. 10 to Monterey. Pa, where
they will be Joined later by their par
ents.
Miss HiIdreth Gatewood will go TO
visit Miss Nellie Robertson in West Vir-
sinia about the middle Of July for a
few weeks.
Mrs Morris Sheppard. wife Of Senator
Sheppard OF Texas, expects to remain
in Washington until Congress adtourns.
She NAV 20 to one of the nearby coast
or mountain resorts with her baby IL
the weather becomes extremely warm |
and Congress remains in session all dur |
ing the summer
The French Ambassador and Mime. |
Jusserand expect to sail for France on !
July or July 10. The ambassador re-
turned to washington last evening from
a brief stay in New York
Mrs. John p. Jackson closed her |
left for Bayhead, N. J., where she will |
spend several weeks before going to
Lenox, Mass, for the season.
The new ambassador to italy, Thorn
as Nelson Page, win go to New York |
today and will Join Mrs. Page shortly |
at their summer place at York Harbor.
Ne.
=
Brig. Gen. Albert L. Mills. U. s. A,
and Mrs. Mills expect to go to Panama
early in August for six months stay.
-
Mrs. Mary Sherman MccaIium, who
har spent the last several weeks In the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs p Lee Phil /
lips, who are spending the summer At /
Dear Park. Nd, has bought 23s2 MAJ
sachusetts avenue and expects to move
. tn within few days