The Washington times., 1913-07-28
Minister of Nicaragua and
Sonora de Chamorro Still
District Residents.

&v1 HILE Mrs. Wilson and her
N/ daughters are taking advan-
" tage of every moment of
New England daylight to en-
Joy themselves. the President is also
spending all Of his spare time away
from business in long motor rides, a
turn at golf, or dining al fresco on the
south front gallery of the White House
or on the beautiful terraces that over
look the Monument and the Potomac
Yesterday the President and DR.. Cary
T. Grayson attended morning services
at the Central Presbyterian Church, and
in the afternoon went for a long auto
mobile ride.
Mrs Wilson and Miss Jessie Wilson
and Mr.. Sayre, the 1ance of Miss VII
son, visited the Rev. and Mrs. J. Frank
lin Carter at their home, at Williams
town, Mass, and have returned to
Cornish.
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The Minister of Nicaragua and Sonora
de Chamorro, who are at the Stone
leigh Court, expected to be able to leave
the Capital for some near resort, but
are still detained in the Capital by bust
ness concerning the legation. They are
spending much time in long automobile
runs, and will be detained here for some
time yet.
Col. Pleasant Stovall, recently appoint
ed minister to Switzerland to succeed
Mr.. Boutell, and who spent some time
in Washington. has gone to New York
with Mrs. stoVaIl and their daughter,
Mrs. Mason. and will sail from there
tomorrow for Genoa
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The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
snail will return to Washington from
Chicago today. They left the Capital
on Friday for that city, and have been
entertained extensively while in Chi
cago.
The Postmaster General, Mr.. Burle-
son, returned to Washington today, as
did also Mr.. McAdoo Secretary of the
Treasury. who spent yesterday in Vir-
ginia with friends.
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The Ambassador to Mexico a-H Mrs
Henry Lane Wilson and their sons are
stopping at the Shoreham while in
Washington. Yesterday they spent
most of the day at the Chevy
Chase Club. taking luncheon and dinner
there.
The Minister OF Chile and Nine.
Suarez, who went to New York last
week, will spend the entire month of
August there. and will go to San Fran
cisco September l, when the minister
will select a site for the Chilean ex-
hibit at the Panama Exposition Con-
siderable ceremony will attach to the
dedication, as II does to each of the
sites selected by the South and Central
American countries.
Newport society is to be made happy,
for the news has reached this country
that Uriel Davis, the father of all the |
newest Of the new dances. has sailed !
for this country on board the Kron- ;
prinzessin Cecelie, and Will go direct |
10 that resort. where society is abso- |
lulutely stagnating from their common !
place turkey trots'' and "tangoes."
The Duke and duchess of Manchester |
were the special patrons Of UrieI |
Davis in London, and they were both |
adapt pupils at the Fish Walk" the |
newest sensation in the line of dances. |
Mr.. Won Bulow, who was for some |
lime attached to the German embassy !
here, but who is just now in London, |
did much 10 assist Mr.. Davis in intro !
ducing the new American dances.
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Congressman and Mrs. William L.
Calder, of New York, have as a guest
at their cottage in Stockbridge the ctster
Of the former. Miss Marion Calder, of
Brooklyn. n. Y. Mrs. Calder has not
yet come TO make Washington her
home, but Will be reckoned among the
new official hostesses next season. Mr
Calder has made his home at the Army
and Navy Club during the past season.
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Mrs. Lindley N. Garrison, who is the
guest of Mrs Thomas F. Walsh at Bar
Harbor, was the guest of honor at a
dinner last night given by DR.. and Mrs
s. Weir Mitchell. of Philadelphia, who
are at their Bar Hsrbor home. Mrs
Walsh was also q guest