The Washington times., 1913-07-25
Bride-to-Be Has Recently Re-
turned From Ordering Her
rousseau in Europe.
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n EEMBERs Of Washington society
NH who watched the love affair
H of Mrs. Susan Dimock-Hut-
Crimson and Guiseppi CataIani,
the Italian counselor, grow to perfec-
ton during the winter season here,
were not surprised at the announce
ment made at the Bar Harbor home of
Mrs. Dimock, the mother Of Mrs. Hut
crimson, 'ast night. The italian en-
bassy is entirely closed for the season,
The commercial delegate, G. B. Ceccato,
and others Of the stan. having left the
Capital last night for Gloucester, Mass,
where the ambassador went on Monday
and where they will spend the rest of
the summer.
Mrs Hutchinson returned from Eu-
rope a few days ago, and it was said
that she went abroad to order her trous-
seau. She Is quite wealthy in her own
right, and is both charming and accom-
plished.
The President received at the White
House yesterday morning Judge and
Mrs. Lee T. Robson, Of Irving street.
and their children. DIR. and Mrs. Frank
S. Robson. Of Pittsburgh; Miss Paul
inc Robson. and Miss Cora Oldaker, of
Unionsville. Mo. The entire party are
house guests of Judge and Mrs. Robi-
sen.
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Mrs. Louis E. Payson, widow of Judge
l. Z. Payson, of Washington. who went
to her home at Newport some time ago,
Is entertaining her niece, Mrs. William
Lincoln, and her nephew, Sidney Kent
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DR.. and Mrs. ". Holland Wilmer, Of
Washington. who are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Thatcher M Adams. at Lenox,
were the guests Of honor at a luncheon
yesterday with Miss Rosalie Goodman
as hostess.
DIR. and Mrs. George F. Becker, who
went to their home in Lenox at the
close OF the social season here, are en-
tertaining, besides Mrs. Norman Under
wood, who left Washington a week ago,
Mrs. Thomas E. Rush and William F.
Deakins. all of Washington.
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Livingston Hunt has gone to New
York, and will be at the Stratford for
O short visit.
The Rev. DR.. c. Ernest Smith, rector
Of St Thomas Church, near Dupont
circle. leaves July rs for London. on the
Mlnnewaska. of the Atlantic Transport
line, on a circular tour from New York
20 New York via the Caribbean sea.
DR.. Ernest Smith will be accompanied
by his dauhgter, Miss Barbara Smith.
They are due in London on August
4. After spending a week there they
take passage on the Trent, Of the Royal
Mail Packet line. Their first port of
call is Cherbourg. in France, then the
AEorec, which belong to Portugal;
Trinidad, Barbados points on the Cen
tTal American coast, including Panama,
Jamaica, Cuba, and thence to New
York. where they are due on the 10th
Of September
Miss MarceIla and Miss Helena Smith
are spending the summer in Halifax,
Nova Scotia.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Henry Brooks, OF
Michigan avenue, BrOokland. have as
guests their son-in-law and daughter,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Wilson, of Fort
Riley, Kan. The former is a member
Of the army team in the polo matches
at Potomac Park.
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Mrs Pierson B. Reading has closed |
her residence in Jefferson place and, ac- |
companied by her daughter, Miss Alice |
Reading. has gone 10 the Blue Ridge I.
Inn, Blue Ridge Summit, Pa, for the |
rest of the season.
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Mrs. Margaret A. Baker has closed |
her apartment at the Brunswick and !
has gone to Mountain Lake Park, Nd |
to spend the rest OF the season.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Worthington. who !
sailed for Europe several weeks ago, |
are now at the Hotel Dyssrt, Paris. for |
Q short visit
Col. and Mrs. A. ]. Smith. who re- |
Gently went to the Berkshires to spend |
the summer, have as a guest at the |
Maplewood. where they are now stay
ing, z. Stanley Atkinson, of PhiIa- |
6elphia-