The Washington times., 1913-10-25
Mrs. George Won L. Meyer and
Daughter, and Mrs. Truman
H. Newberry Here.

tives of former Administrations
are in Washington just now,
and a third, will be here within
few days. Mrs. Franklin MacVeagh.
who is in Dublin. is expected at her
home in the Avenue of the President s
chGrtly. and Mrs. George Won L. Meyer.
and her daughter. Miss Julia Meyer are
spending a week at the Shoreham.
While here, they will see Lieutenant
christopher Raymond P. Rodgers. Z. S.
". and Mrs. Rodgers. settled IN their
new home at 1919 Nineteenth street.
Mrs. Truman H. Newberry left Wash
ington at noon today after having spent
several days at the New Willard. With
her is Mrs. Thomas Thacher, of New
York. and they are en- route from the
Virginia Hot Springs. to their respec-
i've homes Mr.. and Mrs. Newberry
will again leave Detroit next month.
and on November %, will sail from New
York on the Adriatic to spend the
winter in Egypt. Their daughter, Mrs.
Frank W. brooks. jr., of Detroit, form
erly Miss Carol Newberry, will not ac-
company them, being detained in this
country by her six-months-old daughter,
wno requires her care.
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The Congressional Club was open Tor
tea Friday and hereafter il will be open
Informally everyday until the regular
opening in December. Tea will be
served on Fridays as usual and some
form of entertainment be arranged.
Members will not receive Individual no
tices except thorugh the. press. The
clubhouse will be open on Friday next
for cards at o'clock.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Neill and Miss
Agnes NeilI are spending some time
in Atlantic City. guests at the. Runny-
ineGe.
The Rev DR.. Southerland, of Berkeley
Springs, Va, who was the guest of Vice
President and Mrs. Marshall at the
ShOreham during the greater part of the
week. have returned TO his home. His
little son, Thomas Marshall Switzerland.
remains with the Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall
Mr. and Mrs Preston Gibson will come
10 Washington shortly for the winter.
Mr. Gibson, who has been spending some
time in New York at the Vanderbilt
Hotel. has now gone to Sycamore Lodge.
Racquet Lake. n. Y. to be the guest
o. Alfred G. Vanderbilt for a few days
before joining Mrs. Gibson in Boston
and returning to this city.
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The Japanese Ambassador, Viscount
Chinda, is spending a few days in New
York city. a guest at the Plaza.
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commander Walter s. Crosley, l. S.
y. and his houseguests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Kuchler, of Trieste, Austria, and
Mrs. Kuchler's sister. Miss Mary Barr,
Of Brooklyn, went to Annapolis this
morning to be guests at luncheon of
Lieutenant and Mrs Mayo, and this
evening, they will be entertained at din
ner by Miss Nancy Walton, at An
napolis. They will return to Washing
ton tonight and tomorrow evening they
eturn TO New York
Tie Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
and Miss Maitland Marshall. daughter
of Brig. Gen. William L. Marshall, L. S.
4, retired and Mrs. Marshall were the
guests OF Walter Scott Penfield at a box
Marty at cne Of the local theaters last
'vcning
Col. and Mrs. Henry May, Miss Ce-
celia May, and Gerald May have re-
tLrned TO Washington, having spent the
ummer at Southampton, Long Island.
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linen shower and tea will be held
At the new Home for Nurses of the
George Washington University Hospi-
tai. l0l6 Thirteenth street, Tuesday af-
%rnoOn. from to o'clock. The board
"f lady managers of the hospital will
Je hostesses. and they are anticipating
generous responses from patrons and
friends interested in its welfare. All
donations of money or linen may be
sent 10 Mrs. Elizabeth Walbridge at
the home, 1915 Thirteenth street As
the beds and pillows are of uniform
size. the following dimensions are e.
quested: Sheets, ~ by so; pillow cases,
3s by 20: spreads, ~ by 80. Bath or
any towels any size.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Willard X
BFownson have arrived at the Shoreham
where they expect TO remain until they
sail for Egypt for the remainder of the
winter.
Miss Frances Soyes, who has been
visiting Miss Sophy Johnston, n Yer
mont, since her return from abroad. re-
turned to Washington today Miss
New Jersey, has returned to- Washing
ton.