The Washington times., 1913-07-02
Congressman and Mrs. Under
wood Plan to Spend Fourth
at Virginia Hot Springs.

- RS CHAMP CLARK, wife of
MI the Speaker of the House of
H Representatives. accompanied
by Mrs. Conrad Syme, win
leave Washington this afternoon en-
route to Harrodsburg. KY, where they
viii be the guests of Mrs. Syme's par
ents. Dr. and Mrs Leander Forsythe,
for few days, after which they will
visit in Frankfort for short time.
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CONGRESSMAN Oscar w. Underwood
has gone to the Virginia Hot Springs
to remain over the Fourth with Mrs.
Underwood. who is spending the sum-
mer there. He makes a round of the
golf course every morning before
Breakfast.
Miss Alice whiting and Miss Julia
whiting. who. with their parents, Dr..
Fairfax whiting and Mrs. Whiting. are
at White Sulphur Springs. are consid-
cred among the best horsewomen at
that resort. and spend much Of their
time each day in the saddle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Redwood Vandergrift
have gone to the White Sulphur Springs.
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M1kB NOnd 01CAuOO, WIN 10 hhS AANeN~
Of her fathers household. will spend the
summer IN Camden, Me-. and Will have
the younger members of the family with
her. They win be Joined by the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury whenever his
duties permit
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, whose dinner
parties were among the most elegant
~ In WASH
fnRton last winter, gave a dinner at
..Elsinore," her cottage at Bar Harbor
last night, and the event read very
much like Washington mid-winter din
ner season. The Minister of the Meth
erlands and Madame Loudon were there,
and DR.. and Mrs. James Mitchell were
among the other guests. THURSDAY al
trnoon. Mrs. Dimock will emulate the
rest of Bar Harbor's summer settle
ment, and will give Fourth of July
tea party.
Mrs. Dimock Hutchinson, who has
been abroad for several weeks-buying
her trousseau, ii is said, to marry Sig
nor Cataiini, Italian counselor-will sail
for this country on Monday, and will
Soin her mother at Bar Harbor, where
Mr.. CaIdilDl ID diSo 4Ooi NSAC iNi NA~
summer.
The Fourth Of July celebration, which
WIN be given Friday morning at 10
o'clock by the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution and the Commissioners
Of the District, at Memorial Continental
Hall. will be a splendid affair. On the
stage with the president general, Mrs.
william Cummings story. will be seated
the District Commissioners, the found
ers of the d. A. R., the national Off
GERS of the d. A. R.. the District off,
GERS Of the D. A. R.. Of which Mrs.
Charles w. Richardson is president,
ana an official representative of each
Of the following patriotic societies:
Cons of the American Revolution, Sons
of the Revolution. order Of Cincinnati.
Colonial Wars and Daughters OF
Founders and Patriots
The president generals box will be
occupied by her guests. and two boxes
VIII be occupied by guests of the Com
missioners, and the fourth box will be
filled with the former state regents of
the District G. A. r.
Seats will be reserved for each re-
gent of d. A R.. and all resident chair !
men of national D. A. r. committees. !
All Daughters sare urged to attend |
and help make the celebration all Il
should be. The public is cordially in
yited-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Calf and Mr. and !
Mrs. w. b. Davis. who left Washington |
a few days ago for an automobile trip !
through Virginia, have stopped at the |
Hot Springs for a short time. and will |
20 from there to Goshen, Natural |
Bridge and Richmond.
Mrs Barbour walker. principal of the |
National Cathedral School for Girls |
for a number of years, has resigned |
ana is leaving Washington shortly for !
Manila, where she will open a school |
under the Rt. Rev. Bishop Brent, of |
the Episcopal Church. Before sailing. |
on August II from San Francisco |
aboard the Korea, Mrs. walker will !,
spend q month in New York.