The Washington times., 1913-09-22
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Mel allen
Accompany Them on Return
From Automobile Trip.

~RE Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall brought to Washington
with them on Friday, from an
automobile trip to Philadelphia
and other points in that vicinity, Mr..
and Mrs. W. F. McLallen, of Columbia
I |.ty. Ind, who have been their guests
at the Shoreham.
NJ. and Mrs. McLalIen left at noon
toby for New York, where they will
re1:ain for some time before returning
10 heir home.
The residence which the Vice Presi-
de-t and Mrs. Marshall anticipated
le: sing for the season has been sold,
aad they will probably remain at the
Shc-eham.
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Ms Stilson Hutchins will sail for
f. ope the middle of October to spend
tho winter abroad. Her brother, Robert
Lee Keeling. who spent the summer with
E..r at Tuxedo, will accompany her.
ii s Nathaniel Francis, who is still In
the West. where she spent the greater
pa of the summer, expects to return
ia Washington the latter part Of the
II o! tn.
n s. Tate. wife of Major Daniel l.
Taic. L. S. A, who has recently re-
IurTed to Washington and taken an
apa- tment in Stoneleigh Court for the
Wn:er, is spending a few days in New
ic8k city.
~. and Mrs. John E. Reyburn and
Miss Eleanor Reyburn, who are at their
place at New London, Conn. expect TO
return TO Washington late in October or
ABOUT November /.
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M. and Mrs. Edgar E. Clark and Miss
ellen Clark. who spent the summer in
aryland and Atlantic City. have re-
turr I'd 10 Washington and opened their
:. artment in the Connecticut for the
sLson.
gagressman and MIS-. Ansberry, who
Ell. abroad early in the season. have
left France and after making a brief
-tIip through Germany. Switzerland. and
other countries, will sail for New York,
reaching there in october.
Ar. and Mrs Edward T. Stotesbury
III return TO this country the latter
pa, OF the month, after spending the
81. ner abroad, and will visit Mrs.
s =sburys son-in-law and daughter.
n and Mrs. Walter B. Brooks, tr., at
the {, country place in the Green Spring
Va y, Nd, before settling in their
ho in Philadelphia for the winter.
M. and Mrs. Brooks are coming to
W, lington for the midwinter season,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stotesbury will fire.
que. sly be their guests.
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ator and Mrs. John W. Weeks have
!, their home at Newton, Mass. for
automobile trip through the Noun
l rs. and are now stopping at Mt.
tshington Hotel, Breton Woods.
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\ new impetus will be given Wash
III ons little season, which begins the
is Of october and lasts until the open
ins Of the official season late in De-
c@:r Der, at the end of this week, by the
return of the naval general board, which
his been in session at the Naval War
College, Newport. r. l., since early In
jay.
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: ternoon teas before blazing log
fir or in cozy corners, was the order
Uf the day at the White Sulphur
Sl'4 ZEE, w d, StSAeluds anu Ut. ana
Mrs. Guy Fairfax Whiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Lee. Senator and Mrs.
O'GOrman. and others. entertained in
that way. A string Of fifty kentucky
saddle horses have just arrived at the
Sp-!ngs. and most of the luncheon and
"a parties were preceded bv bride par
es over the mountain roads
ThanJnra Dn1.r,.rr.
pLny her husband when he sails On the
Nandyke for Rio JaneirO. on October l.
She will continue on the Buenos Aires,
and will return 10 New York by the
same steamer, arriving at Sycamore
Hill to spend Christmas.
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Miss Mary Wilson. second daughter
of the Secretary of Labor and Mrs.
Wilson, who is Ill at the Providence
Hospital. is said to be much better. her
condition being favorable in every way.
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The military attache of the japanese
embassy, Lieutenant Colonel Inouye, was
host at a dinner last evening having as
his guests, the minister of Costa leica,
Senor Calvo; the former minister of Sal
vador. Senior Mejia; William R. Harr,
X. Shidehara, B. w. Long, P. S. Heinzle-
man. Charles c. Chandler, Clement l..
Bouve, I. ]. Costigsn, and Commander
Takeuchi.