The Washington times., 1913-09-02


iN place tonight and join the
Secretary of State. after a
SHEET hislt to Miami, Fla. where she
has new winter home in the course
OF construction.
According TO the latest news from
Cornish. n. H.. the exact date for the
marriage Of Miss Jessie Wilson and
FRANCIS b. Sayre will be announced
within a few days Miss Isabel Hagner,i
the private secretary to Mrs. Wilson, is
stili at ':Harlakenden," and Mr. -Sayre
arrived there yesterday, for the purpose
OF talking over plans for the wedding
with the President and Mrs. Wilson.
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Miss Eleanor Wilson, the youngest
daughter of the President and Mrs.
wilson. win take the principal part m
q play to be presented in the woodland
of the Bird Sanctuary, at Meriden,
N. H. four miles from Cornish, op
September Il. The play Is entitled The
Sanctuary" and Is protest against the
slaughter of birds. The actors wiz be
en- fnasque. Miss Wilson Will take the
part OF bird Spirit" and the other
characters win be taken by members Of
the artist colony. =
The Grand Duke Alexander Micnaslo-
Witch was the guest Of Mrs. Herbert
shiprlan at a bah at Newport last
night Ehen the whole of the Ne<port
social cpntingent. diplomatic and other
wise, also We're guests. The dance was
IN a marquee on the lawn, where
hydrangeas and small electric lights
formed the scheme Of decoration.
Among the other guests of Mrs. Ship
man were the Russian Ambassador and
Madame Bakhmeteff. the latter wear
ing her wonderful emeralds, pearls and
diamonds; the Spanish Minister and
Sonora de Riapo, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Peabody Wetmore, Miss Janet Fish,
Miss Marguerite Caperton. Baron Horst
Won Lersper and Baron Kurt Won Lers-
ner, OF the German embassy staff
The Rev. Herbert Shipman and Mrs.
Shipman will leave Newport on Satur-
day ard viii spend September With the
parents of Mrs. Shipman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edison Bradley, OF Washington, at their
home on the St Lawrence river They
win spend October at their home at
Lenox.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Albert Slater
are COW at the Curtis Hotel. Lepox,
for part of the fall season. Mrs Ben
Iamin Harrison and Miss Elizabeth
Harrison also are at Lenox. but are
staying at the Red Lion Inn
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Mrs. Roy Smith and her son, Samp-
son Smith, a grandson of the late Rear
Admiral Sampson. U. S. N, are guests
at Greystone Inn, Chairman, Blue Ridge
Summit, Pa, for the early fall.
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-. Congressman Richmond Pearson Hob
son returned TO Washington today. after
visiting Mrs. Hobson and their children
at their cottage, White House, Deer
Park. Nd. over Sunday. Mrs. Hobsou
viii not return to Washington until the
end OF September. and Congressman
Hobson will frequently Join her there
during the month.
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Mrs r. T Wilson has replaced the
wonderful Indian War Dance, which.
Preston Gibson was to give at Newport
on Friday night, with a red domino
party. to which all of the society folk
have been invited.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Francis z. Leupp, who
spend the month of September at their
summer home at Tryngham, each year,
now have as guests there Ar. and Mrs.
Lewis C. Murdock. and BENJAMIN c.
Marsh, Of New York.
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Col Charles L. McCawIey, U. S. N.
c; and Mrs. McCawiey, who are spend
ing the GUNNER at Newport, are pIan-
ming TO purchase a cottage thera
Mrs. 4. ]. Carrico and her little
daughter. Miss Anne Carrico, who have
been at Ocean City, Nd. for the last
several weeks. have returned TO their
residence In Fourteenth street
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DIR. and Mrs. William z. Offender
fer, Of Columbia road, and Miss Cora
Slnrson, who spent some time at Blue
Ridge Summit, Pa. will return TO
Washington today.
Mrs James w: orme and her chill
dren, Marguerite Orme, James Orme
and Mary Eleanor Orme. who spent the
summer at the Bristol Hotel, Asbury
Park, n, J., have. returned TO their
home in the Avenue Of the Presidents.
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DIT, and Mrs. Robert n. Harper, who
spent the early summer al their. place
in Virginia. are making a motor. trip
now visiting the various Atlantic coast
resorts. "
Capt. William 7. Davis. Z. Q. n. and
Mrs. Davis. who ara the guests OF Mr..
ard Mrs. Blackburn. IN Kentucky, ex-
peet TO return. to washington withia a
short time. 80.