The Washington times., 1913-07-26
With the Executive Were Or.
Cary T. Grayson and Post
master General BurIeson.

- 9TH of the stock companies now
playing in washington have,
- besides their long list of reg
ular admirers who nightly,
and at every matinee I'LL the theaters,
list OF admirers from the official set
who are Kept in Washington by Con-
gress, and wro frequently lend great
distinction to the audience. The Pres
tdent was In q box at Polls last night
70 see Madam Sherry" and had with
him DR.. Cary z. Grayson and Post
master General Burleson. They all
wore white fannels, instead of the con-
Tentional evening clothes, and showed
their appreciation of the performance
by frequent applause.
The Postmaster General ieft Washing
ton today for Cape May, n. J., to re-
main until Monday with Mrs. BurIe-
son and their daughters, who are
spending the summer there
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The Swedish Minister and Mime. Elk
engren and their elder daughter, sailed
from New York yesterday to spend the
summer abroad. Their infant daugh-
ter will remain in this country under
the care of her grandmother, Mrs.
John p. Jackson.
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Mrs. Henry F. Dimock and Mrs
Thomas T. Walsh are among the women
from Washington who Will give their
Bar Harbor drawing rooms for cham
Der recitals, of which a series will be
given at that resort. Mrs. Dimock viii
open the series on July g, and Mrs.
Walsh win open the drawing rooms at
Briarclin August Il.
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Robert Bacon, former Secretary of
State. and Mrs. Bacon and their daugh-
ter. Miss Martha B. Bacon, are now at
Manila, where they went to visit Rob-
err Bacon, jr., who is secretary To Gov
ernor Forbes, and Mrs. Bacon
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MrB- Melville E. Ingalls,, jr., who is
with the Washington colony at the Hot
Springs, spends much Of her time in
fishing. and yesterday Mrs. Ingalls,
caught big string Of black bass up the
Jackson river gorge, fifteen miles from
the Homestead. Hot Springs.
The Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court and Mrs White entertained
guests at the White Sulphur Springs
last night In honor Of Mrs. White
niece, Miss Virginia Montgomery.
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Miss Katherine lockwood, Of 3lI4 Mt.
Pleasant street. has gone to Pen Mar,
IN the Blue Ridge mountains, to Join a
house party Of ten, being entertained
by Mrs. johnson and Miss Lena John
son, Of Mansfield. Ohio, who are there
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs @. 7. Porter, who have
been staying at Lenox for a short time,
left there today for a trip through the
White Mountains.
Mrs William A. Cullop has returned |
from an automobile trip to Atlantic !
City.
Senorfta Ramona Lefevre, sister of |
the first secretary of the Panama lega- /
tion, who is In Vermont as the guest |
Of her brother, Edwin Lefeyre, the au- |
thor, Will sail for Panama the middle
OF August TO remain until the late !
Autumn. ...
Mrs. Daniels was the woman guest of !
honor at the banquet and reception |
given In San Francisco, last night in |
honor Of the Secretary of the Navy.
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At the cabaret entertainment given at |
the Casino at Narragansett Pier last |
night, were a number of Washington |
people including Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ |
Bonnofton and MrE. T. A. Baldwin.
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Mrs. c. P. Russell and Miss L. w
Russell. who left their home in this |
city several days ago, are now at the |
1Iaplewood, Pittsheld. for short time. |
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Assistant Sec
retary Of the Navy. has gene to spend |
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. william Cor
coran Eustis at oatlands, their estate |
in Loudoun county, Va. Congressman |
A. p. Gardner will also be a member of 1
the house. party being entertained BY |
sdr. ana Ars Eustis.