The Washington times., 1913-06-13
Wilson's Family to Occupy Their
New Hampshire Home BY
First of Month.

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I'M ton today for Madison, Wis.
N where she will visit Mrs
Joseph E. Davies. and from
there, will make a series Of visits in
the West, joining the President and
Mrs. Wilson and her sisters, at Cor
hish. N. H, later in the season.
Mrs Wilson's housekeeper and a
number of the domestics of the White
House will soon leave Washington to
prepare the summer home at Cornish
Tor the Presidents family, and they
will be thoroughly settled there by
the end of the month. The Presidents
visit will be a short one until after
the close of Congress.
Mrs. Wilson has received an addi-
ion to the collection of historic china
in the White House, in the form of q
cup, saucer, and plate, which belong
ell to set presented TO President
Harrison and used by him in the
White House.
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall returned TO Washington at noon
today after an absence of ten days
spent in South Carolina, Tennessee,
and Indiana They were expected
earlier in the week. but were de-
tanned. Thomas Marshall Sutherland,
their little guest, the son of the Rev.
4. D. Sutherland and Mrs. Sutherland,
of Berkeley Springs. met them at
the station, and returned to the
Shoreham with them in their auto
mobile.
Marquis Cusani, the italian ambas-
ssdor, has returned to Washington
from a short visit in New York.
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The new Cuban minister. DR.. Pablo
Desvernine. who arrived here a few
days ago, will present his credentials
to the President at the White House
on Tuesday. His wife and daughters
Will join him here in New York in a
short time. where he will 20 after ar
ranging a few affairs and presenting
his credentials here. They will prob
ably spend the summer near Wash
ington.
The new Cuban secretary. Senior Don
Manuel de la vega-CaIderon has also
arrived in Washington, and will shortly
be Joined by Sonora Ana NJ. devega-
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The Spanish legation will probably
soon be raised to the rank of embassy.
and will make the twelfth diplomatic
Office of that rank in this country. II
Is hoped that Senor Don Riano, who
first came to Washington as secretary
Of the Spanish legation and was later,
while serving abroad, promoted to the
rank Of minister, will enjoy the honor
Of the promotion while serving here.
The Spanish legation will be moved to
Newport for the summer, within a
short time.
Official society in large numbers mo-
tored out TO Rock Creek Park last
night to attend a moonlight garden
party given by Mr. and Mrs Z. S. New
man. in honor of Senator and Mrs
Robinson. of Arkansas. The Speaker
and Mrs. Clark. and a number Of
others were numbered among the guests.
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What military circles OF society are
terming the thirteen wedding" takes
place today at the Presidio, San Fran
cisco. when Miss Dorothy Keleher,
daughter Of Maj. T. d. KelehC u. 8.
A. retired, and Lieut. Carol Arm
strong Bagby. U. S. A. will be married
This day. June 13, 1913, was chosen be-
cause thirteen has been the lucky num-
Der in their lives. Lieutenant Bagby
was born April 13, and graduated from
West Point, June 13, while August 13
is the birthday of the bride Both
bride and bridegroom are known to a
large number Of army people in Wash
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Mrs. J. Upshire Moorhead and her
baby will leave Washington on Monday
for Cazenovia, N Y, where she will
remain until the first of August, when
they viii be Joined by Mr.. Moorhead
with whom they will spend the mid
summer month in the Canadian Rockies.
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Congressman and Mrs. Andrew Peters
will spend the summer at Wenham lake.
where Mrs. Peters mother, Mrs. John
c. Phillips, has a summer place.