The Washington times., 1913-10-14
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones
Has Been Spending Summer
in Windsor, N. H.

A-HE President was Joined at the
White House yesterday by his
cousin, Miss Helen Woodrow
Bones. who has spent the sum-
sr.er with Mrs. Wilson and the Misses
Wilson, at Windsor, n. H
X. II is expected that Mrs Wilson, and
ther daughters will be in Washington
by the end of the week, stopping in New
sYcrk for few Gays on their way from
Their summer home
I Official society is in state of pleas
amt expectancy over the news of def
mite time for the arrival of Mrs. wilson
land her daughters, for it Is naturally
assumed that as soon as they get set
oled in the White House arrangements
nor the wedding Of Miss Jessie Wilson
and Francis B. Sayre will assume definite
Term. Just now. women OF the official
set scarcely know whether to plan
trip home, which they will do If not in
yited to the Wilson wedding. or to re-
rain in town or at least near by, II
they are to receive invitations. 1t; Is
beyond belief, as one of them put II
that anyone should miss so auspicious
an event, If by any possible chance she
may be invited to see It ..
Miss Margaret Wilson will stop In
Pennsylvania. en- route to Washington
from New Hampshire. and will be one
of the speakers at the eighteenth an
aual meeting of the State Federation of
Women's Clubs, at swarthmore.
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Mrs. Mitchell Harrison is at the st.
Regis, New York, on her way to Wash
s,apf ND rfatp pad p,frnhar M
guests there at dinner last night.
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Mrs. Robert Patterson, Of Washing
toll and Chicago, returned to New
York yesterday from q trip TO Eu-
rope Countess Gizycka. her daugh-
Ger, met her in New York.
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Mrs George F. Huff has stopped at
the Ritz-Carlton. New York. for a
short time before coming TO Washing
ION for the winter.
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A regular meeting OF the Woman's
National Wilson and Marshall organi-
Eation will be held this evening at s
o'clock at the Portner. An illustrated
,ecture and short talks by prominent
Democrats will make up the program.
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Miss Alma Ruggles. who spent the
summer visiting in Alaska and with Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Harlow, in Montana,
mas returned to Washington.
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Mrs. Carroll Mercer and the Misses
Mercer have returned to Washington
for the winter.
returned 10 Washington for the winter
Ivar Campbell. honorary attache of
the British embassy. has arrived in
Washington from Dublin, ". H. where
he summer embassy Is located. and
will shortly be Joined by other men,
oers Of the staff.
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Mrs Helen II. Gardener, who spent
the summer in Virginia and New York.
has just returned from the Latter
place. where she spent the last week
as member Of the committee which is
arranging the program for the annual
convention Of the National American
Woman Suffrage Association. On the
committee with Mrs. Gardener were DR..
Anna Howard Shaw. national presi-
5ent; Mrs. Mary bennett, national
secretary: Mrs Howe, of New York,
and Mrs. Sara Barnwell Elliott. of
Tennessee The convention will meet
here the first week In December and
will bring TO Washington large num-
ser Of prominent women from all parts
IF the country. The Mems League will
meet here at the same time.
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Mrs. John Hay has closed her an
aual visit to Cleveland, and gone to
New York TO visit her daughters, Mrs.
Wadsworth and Mrs Whitney, before
Coming to the Capital to open her
mouse for the winter
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Ihere VIII be 4 meeting of the South
Ern League Of Woman's National VIII
son and Marshall Organization at the
i'ortner AT s O'Clock this evening, when
number OF talks from prominent
Democrats will I'LL the program. Mrs
iiarie l.. Armes is president OF the Dis
tTict OF Columbia branch.