The Washington times., 1913-07-10
Presidents Daughter Joins the
Monday Evening Club to Aid
Unfortunates.

3NK ISIS MARGARET WILSON has
D NH allied herself with the men,
SV bers of the Monday Evening
Club, which numbers many Of
the most prominent women of the Cap
t5tal, and will devote much of her time
here, when she returns next fall, to the
4uestion Of using school houses as social
scenters. 1t is her pet philanthropy, just
fRs social settlement work is that of Miss
kJessie Wilson, her sister.
e Despite the reputation Of not caring
for club life, the Presidents daughters
have become prominent members of
both the Chevy Chase and Washington
Country Clubs, and enjoy them to the
fullest.
The Secretary of the Navy left WASH
ington last night for Erie. Pa. to at
tend the celebration of the battle of
Lake Erie and deliver an address. He
will return to the Capital tomorrow.
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The Brazilian ambassador and his
staff will go to New York tomorrow for
the reception which the minister of for
eign affairs of Brazil. DR.. Muller, will
give on board the cruiser Minas Geraes
before sailing on his return trip to
Brazil
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, who
went abroad several weeks ago. are in
Paris
Larz Anderson, who is spending the
summer in this country with Mrs. An
-derson, on their estate near Boston. is
now at Bar Harbor. visiting his mother.
Mrs. Nicholas Anderson. at the Miller
cottage.
Mrs. Mary c. Waters and Miss
Suzanne B. Waters have left Panama
for Europe. going by the way Of South
America and the Azores.
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Miss Doris Haywood. daughter OF Mrs.
William Haywood. left Washington to-
day for Hartford. Conn, where she will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mro. JamS
Howard. Miss Haywood later will go
for q series of visits On the North Shore,
and about August will join her mother
and her brother. Wilson Haywood. Al
White Sulphur Springs. W. Va.
Mrs. Wilson and her son will leave
Washington for the West Virginia re-
sort about the middle Of the month and
will motor to White Sulphur Springs.
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Among the Washingtonians who sailed
for Europe today are Mrs Norman VIII
liams, who is making her annual visit
abroad. and Miss Grace L. Temple and
Miss Julia Harrison.
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Mrs. Horace II. Lurton, who recently
closed her Washington home and. in
company with Mr. Justice Lurton, went
TO Watch Hi, L. l.. for the summer, is
entertaining at her cottage Mrs. Will
liam Harding Jackson, who is spending
sthe season at Narragansett Pier.
Mrs Henry Y Satterlee, who went
from Washington a short time ago 10
Lenox, has left the AspinwaIl. where
she was a member of a large party, and
has gone TO Legend I'm. Haines' Falls.
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The home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Sher-
man James was the meeting place for
o. an interesting party In Hyattsville last
nizht when the sister OF Mrs. James.
ton, was married to Harry ward Burr
, Of Brookland. D. c. The bride is the
daughter Of the late Clement C. How
ard and Mrs. Annie N. Howard. Of
sWashington, and the ceremony was
!performed by the archdeacon Of Wash
!ngton, the Rev. r. P. Williams, who is
also a canon at the cathedral.
Mrs. Edward Perry. of Washington.
was matron of honor, and was the
81 brides only attendant while the BRIDE
z groom had as best man his brother,
Albert D. Burr. of Washington. The
bride wore a charming gown of white
fTcharmeuse and carried white sweet
lpess.
j After the ceremony. there was re-
kception, and later Mr.. and Mrs. Burr
heft for wedding journey. with the
,eesshore as their destination. They will
make their home at Brookland during
the rest of the summer. and will spend
the winter In Washington.