The Washington times., 1913-11-03
Fiance of Presidents Daughter
Returns to New York After
Weekend Visit.


the White House and at 4:30
o'clock she will receive the French AM
bassador and Madame Jusserand. This
viii be the first visit of the Ambassador
and Madame Jusserand to the White
House since their return to this country.
At o'clock Mrs. Wilson will receive a
number of people by appointment.
among them being the officers of the
Washington branch OF the Needlework
Guild of America. Mrs. Wilson has
been q member of the New Jersey
branch of this association for long
time.
Francis B. Sayre. whose marriage to
Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson will take
place IN November Is and who has been
q guest at the White House for the last
several days, has returned to New York
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Former Senator and Mrs. George Pea
body Wetmore of Rhode Island. and
their daughters have taken apartments
at the New Willard for the winter.
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Reginald c. Vanderbilt has arrived at
the Shoreham from New York to spend
q few DAYS. ~
Mrs. Richard Ely is preparing to re-
turn to Washington for the winter af-
ter having spent the summer and au-
uumn at her country place. at Deerclif.
Conn. Mrs John H. Gibbons has been
with her mother for some weeks, BUT
has now Joined her husband. Captain
Gibbons. Superintendent Of the Acad-
emy. at ANNAPOLIS.
Mrs. Gibbons will be at home every
Wednesday during November, and has
fixed the hours from 4 to O'Clock.
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Mrs. Logan. wife of Capt George ".
Logan, will also be at home at Annap-
oils during November. and has selected
Saturday afternoon. These dates are of
particular interest to WASHINGTON So
ciety people, who think nothing of 60
fng over 10 Annapolis on the trolley to
pay a visit, aud then returning in time
Tor dinner.
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Mrs. Sanger. who is stopping at the
Grafton, will entertain at an auction
bridge at the County Club on Thursday
afternoon
DR.. and Mrs. Tom Williams have re-
turned to Washington from Europe.
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Mrs. Nathaniel Francis is spending
.ew days in New York.
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Mrs. Corbin. who spent the summer
y Connecticut. has returned to Wash
ington and opened her apartment in
the Connecticut
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Mrs. James Heyl, of Columbus, Ohio.
q niece of former President Hayes. is
Nth her son, stopping with Mrs. II. Z.
Herbert at 240s Eighteenth street, where
le son is undergoing treatment. Mrs.
Iey!, with her brother, Mr.. Mitchell
vas often a guest i'll the White House
curing the Hayes Administration. Mr..
Mitchell was here with the. Years OF
Discretion" company recently.
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Miss Margaret Wentworth will be at
home this afternoon. from until 6
o'clock, at her residence, 3625 Macorlb
street, Cleveland Park
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Mai Gen. Charles L. FitZhugh, l.. s.
A. retired. and Mrs. Fltzhugh have re-
turned to Washington, and are opening
their residence in Sheridan circle for
the winter. Major and Mrs. Fitzhugh
spent the past year. in Europe.
The Adjutant General OF the Army
and Mrs. George Andrews have taken
ossession Of the house at 1881 Jefferson
! ace, which they have leased for the
3 ,ason.
DR.. and Mrs. W. Sinclair Bowen have
I.oved into their apartment at 1899
Connecticut avenue.
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Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage and her
daughter, Miss Rebecca Collier, have as
their guest at Hot Springs. Va, where
they are spending the autumnal sea-
son. Cuthbert Brown, of Washington.
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Senorita Manuela de Pena. daughter
OF the Minister Of Uruguay and Sonora
dc Pena, will 60 to Philadelphia on
wednesday, November u. and will be
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles A.
Potter, of Anglecote, Chestnut Hill, for
several days.
The evening Of Senorita de Pena's ar
rival in Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs Pot
ter will give a dinner dance In her hon
or, and the Saturday following Miss
Eleanor Chandler will entertain for
her at a dinner at the Philadelphia
Country Club.
Mrs. Lee Elgie Wrenn, of Baltimore,
has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs
2. II. DuBant