The Washington times., 1913-09-06
President, With Kinsnan From West
AS Guest, Attends Poll Performance
Entertains Capt. Alfred Wilson,
Of Portland, Ore, at the
White House.
By
DWIG


the White House Yesterday bis
kinsman. Capt. Alfred Wilson, OF
Portland. Ore, who rema ned
for the day and accompanied him to
Polls last night After the perform
ance Captain Wilson took a train out
Of Washington. DR.. Cary T. Graysoa,
he Presidents aide. also was in the box
at Polls. Yesterday afternoon DR..
Qrayson and the President played golf.
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Miss Eleanor Wilson. the younger
daughter of the President and Mrs.
Wilson, has gone to Athens. Pa, where
she will be one Of the bridesmaids of a
school chum. Miss Nell Kintner. Miss
Wilson spent yesterday in New York
With her cousins. Dr. and Mrs. George
Howe. and did some shopping attendant
upon her friends wedding.
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Miss Genevieve Clark, daughter of
the Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark.
who is now in Luzerne with Col and
Mrs. George Harvey and Miss Harvey.
viii leave that place tomorrow for
Paris. from which city she will start
on her homevard journey on septem-
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Mr. ard Mrs. George T Marye, who
have been spending some time in
California, are now going to Newport
for the remainder of the season. They
vii, visit Mrs. Marye's brother-in
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
NJ Moreland. of Pittsburgh who have
spent the summer al Newport
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Crawford and
Miss Caryl Crawford, who have spent
the summer making a series of visits
along the coast resorts, have return
cd &c Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Sterling. Of
England. the latter formerly Miss
Ethel Robeson. of Washington, who
are now visiting at Bar Harbcr. will
come to Washington to spend part of
the early winter season.
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Lieut. Col Edward W. Burr, L. S.
A. and Mrs. Burr, who recently re-
turned from a three weeks visit in
Panama, will leave Washington to-
morrow for Lake Muskoka, Canada,
to remain Until the first of October
They will take their daughter to
Canada with them and upon their re-
turn to Washington she win return
to the Cathedral School, where she is
a pupil
Miss Ruth Parker. daughter of Col
and Mrs. Mvron NJ. Parker. who spent
the weekend at house party in War
renton. Va, and is now visiting in
Winchester. Va. will return to Wash
ington at the end of the week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Byron s. Adams have
returned to Washington after spendin,;
most of the summer at Lake Placid.
y. Y. and at jamestown. f. J. Miss
Marie Adams. a debutante of last sea-
son. who was with her parents. is now
visiting In Philadelphia, and will re-
turn to Washington some time next
week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George e Fleming
called Wednesday for EuroTe
Commander L. L. Remey, L. S. y,
and Mrs. Remey. who spent the sum-
mer al Lawrence Park. y. Y. are now
at the New Weston. New York city.
Mrs Emma II. Adams. widow of DR..
James Osgood Adams. of Washington,
announces the engagement OF her
daughter. Miss Frances Gurley Adams.
to Francis Nicoll Bradford. of Rayne.
La.
The engagement Of Miss Adams and
Mr.. Bradford is especially interesting
in Washington, where Miss Adams has
a large circle of friends. She is a
graduate of the Central High School,
having been vice presiden. of her class.
1909 She is now connected with the
library of the University Of Michigan.
and it was while AR. Bradford was a
student at the university that he met
Miss Adams
Mr. Bradford is grandson of feriner
Governor Bradford. Of Louisiana -
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Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Letter left Wasn-
ington today for Bar Harbor. where
they will be the guests Of Dr. and Mrs
James F. Mitchell.
Mrs. Thomas r. Walsh VIII entertain
twenty guests at dinner tonight at her
villa at Bar Hsrbor.
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Mrs. Nichoiss Anderson has Isued in
vitstions for luncheon on Wednesday.