The Washington times., 1913-09-06
Col. Stephen N. Foote, Mrs.
Foote, and Miss Lois Fopte
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Col. stephen N. Eoote, L. s. A.. ana
Mrs. Foote and their young daughter.
Miss Lois F'oote, have returned to
Washington. and are established in
their apartment in the Brighton. for the
coming season. They spent the summer
at jamestown. r. L. where Colonel
Foote was detailed to duty at the war
college.
Miss Esther Foote, who left Washing
ton the latter part Of May for West
Point. where she spent several weeks
with Lieutenant and Mrs Jacobs. joined
her parents at jamestown on their ar
rival there. and is now a member Of q
house party just outside Of Philadcl-
phia. She VIII return to Washington
about the middle Of this month. =
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Thomas Forney, of Ann Arbor. Mich,
Is the house guest Of Mr. and Mrs. r.
franklin Schneider and Miss Florence
Schneider at the Cairo. "a
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MIR. and Mrs. Peyton Gordon have re-
turned to Washington after spending
the summer ain Maryland, and have
taken the house at is4s Mintwood place
for the winter. "a -
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Francis Burton Harrison has leased
his Italian villa at Bar Harbor to Mr.
and Mrs. Warner Mifnin Leeds. for the
next three years. "' b
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Mr. and Mrs. william G.. Crawford
are at the Imperial Hotel. Narragansett
Pier. for short time VI. ...
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summer at Newport, as we'll as othey
Washington folk. attended the gay pink
domino dance given there last night
with Mrs. r. T. Wilson as hostess. Mr..
and Mrs. E. Rollins Morse lent their
place for the evening. A large num-
Der of dinner parties preceded the
dance.
Mrs. Arthur Lee was the guest of
honor at a luncheon given yesterday il
the grill at White Sulphur Springs. w.
Va. by Mrs. Decatur Axtell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Atkinson Thayer,
Of New York, have arrived at the
White Sulphur Springs and are guests
Ct Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee.
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The Misses Whiting, daughters of DR..
and Mrs. Guy Fairfax Whiting. who
have spent the entire season at White
Sulphur Springs. W. Va. were among
those who lunched at the grill yestcr
cay, going for saddle picnic party
afterward seventeen miles to organ
Cave.
Miss Lydia Loring, daughter of DR..
ard Mrs. Loring. Of Washington. who
vas thrown from her horse yesterday.
has a dislocated shoulder. She is pro-
crossing we'll
An engagement announced in 81.
Louis Yesterday is especially Interesting
in Washington on accoun: Of the fact
that the bride-elect, Miss Isabel Vale.
has visited often in this city. Miss
Vale will be married on October to
james Hope Nelson. eldest son of Sir
William Hope Nelson. an English baro-
ret.
Mr.. Hope Nelson and his bride will go
10 England to make their home OIL the
q. mily estate at Moretor-in- Ma sh.
Gloucester.
Miss Falle was said to be one of the
pfettiest girls who ever visited Wash
hueton
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Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick Leech
announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Frederica Ieech. to
Hugh B. Rowland. The wedding will
take place at the home Of Payn,aster
Franklin P. Sackett. T.. s. n. and Mrs.
Sackett brother-!n-law and. sister OF
Miss Leech, in New Hampshire avenue.
on Friday. September Il.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Harrison Dodge are
visiting their daughter. Mrs Butler. At
Fort Logan. Col. and vii! return. 20
Washington the first OF October, Mr.
and Mrs. Dodge spent the earlier, part
Of the season In visit.n- another daugh-
ter Mrs. Heiberg. at Fort Des Moines,
Iowa. - = ~ - .['
. Outdoor life at Asheyille, n, c., is at
troeting the usual ,throns OF visitors,
ard already number Of prominent peo-
pie are there, or have en&aged quarters$
for Ithe international golf tournament.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Reyneids. w. Hem
mick. S. z. Hanson ana Mr. Gill are at
the Grove Park Ina, Ashevilie! and Z.
4. saerrer and Miss Sherrer are at the
LaAF.ss. t..
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Lawrence GassepseiHsr was regis
tered ID Rayis l3st week, and 10 now
travelling tuA ewltserlaud. -. -, =.