The Washington herald., 1913-07-03
To Go to Gettysburg.

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The President, who has spent the last
two days on board the Mayhower, taking
a rest cruise down the Potomac and
Chesapeake Bay, plans to leave WASH
ington early Friday morning, arriving
at the battlefield shortly before noon.
After his speech, he will leave Gettys-
burg at once for New York, arriving
there shortly before s o'clock. He will
take the midnight train for Cornish, n.
H. The President plans to remain with
Mrs. Wilson until Sunday night, when
he leaves for Washington. reaching here
Monday morning.
Mrs. Wilson and her daughter, Miss
Eleanor Wilson, are enjoying the beau
ties Of Cornish and taking rest since
their arrival at Harlakenden, the SUM-
mer White House. last Saturday. On
Tuesday Mrs. Wilson. accompanied by
Miss Wilson and Miss Helen Woodrow
Bones went down the Connecticut River
on the Vermont side by motor. returning
on the New Hampshire side.
Because of the absence of President
Wilson there will be no social entertain
ling in the Summer White House. for
the present. Several of the summer col
ony had arranged to entertain the
Presidential party, but everything of this
nature will be deferred until latter
date
Mrs. Champ Clark. wife of the Speaker
of the House of Representatives, and
Mrs. Conrad Syme left Washington yes
lterday en- route to Harrodsburg. KY,
where they will be the guests OF Mrs.
Symes parents. DIR. and Mrs. Leander
Forsythe. for few days. after which
they will visit in Frankfort for short
time.
The Chief Justice, who accompanied
Mrs. White and their niece. Miss Mont
gomery, to White Sulphur Springs last
week, has gone on short visit to
Louisiana.
The excessive hot wave has made the
II Chevy Chase Club a refuge for the over
heated, and numerous dinners preceded
i the regular Wednesday night dance.
Among those who entertained friends in
formally at dinner were Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Richard c. Holiday. Capt.
Dean. L. S. A: Capt. WiRterholter. U.
S. A.; MIR. and Mrs. Gore. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Alexander Britton, Mr.. and Mrs. Pen
field, and Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Browne.
!! Nine. Bakhmetefr. wife of the Russian
| Ambassador. has as her guests at the
embassy in Newport. X. l.. Mrs. III. b.
| Hare, of Philadelphia. She gave a
luncheon in her honor on Tuesday after
noon.
4 T.
Mrs. Frank Hackett. wife of the former
Assistant Secretary of the Navy. has
closed her apartment in Columbia Road
4 and gone TO New Castle, y. H., and
| opened their summer residence. She will
De joined iater IN the summer py MI.
a. anu 'neh soh' MI S"auiieeS
Nrs rh.odora var,o, uo,,,,o, who
snant the ms, val IN wasbineto, AZ
her an,rtment In The RurIiny,on loft
here Yesterday afternoon for Atlantic
CITY. n i She will, snend the pext fort
night there, after which she will go to
Buena Vista, Pa, where she has leased
mer.
who have recently taken possession Of
their new residence, liz S Street North
the entertainment taxing the form OF
oehsntiui dance me spacious rooms
were peautiiuiiy decorated win palms,
leins' foses' siao'oiias' shap-drasohs,
Sou'herh siiiiiaA' anu hon. A seated
SUPPER was served at fnidhisht' aiter
"nich oancins was resumed
a a MI ot l.' Mo u'iper' senator ana
Hs: hoiris SnePpafu, MIS- Mercer, Mrs.
hrain. MI. ana Mrs. beaIe howard Mr..
anu Mrs, hehodil' MIS- butterneid' MISS
Sally Mlliams' MISS Helen McCumber,
MISS Doris Drain Miss Alice Smoot,
Miss oBrinn. Miss Evelyn Lesher, Miss
Lanette Hines Smith. Miss Nellie How
Miss Todd, Miss Howell, the Misses
Whites Miss Barr. Mr.. Wallace Grayson
Orme. Mr.. Kendall, the Messrs Howard.
Mr.. Davis, Mr. Barry, Mr.. Van Wagner,
Mr.. Butterfield, Mr. Wheeler, Mr.. Abb
bott, Mr.. Leonard Black, Mr.. Mann, Mr..