The Washington herald., 1913-08-17
Miss Sau.dsrs Departs

Mr.. B. Beal. Who has been entertain
ine her niece, Miss Marion Saunders, Of
Colonial Place, Norfolk. gave her guest
. farewell party Thursday night Miss
Saunders left Friday to join her mother.
Mrs, N. c. Saunders, and her sister,
Miss Louise Saunders, on q trip to the
thousand Islands. ,.
Representative and Mrs. Fred A. Brit
ten of Illinois entertained informally 1t
dinner last night on the roof Of &he
month Representative and Mrs. Britten
expect to make Q motor trip to New
York and Newport. They have made
q series of weekend trips to various
neighboring resorts during the summer.
Mrs. A. Kuhn, Of Belmont Street. has
returned to the city after . stay Of two
weeks with friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Kafka left the city on Friday for
New York, where she viii remain Tor
For the first time within the knowledge
OF old residents in the Breton Woods
the Persian nag ID floating over the tree
tops from Mount Pleasant House IN
honor Of the visit there Of Mira AL Kuh
Khan, Persian poet and scholar, and
charge d'anaires for Persia to this coun-
Mrs. F1orian Krug. Of New York.
The talent which moves Washington
society in all its unique efforts for
charity during the winter and spring
season In now showing itself At the
fashionable resorts, and while Preston
Gibson and Edward B. Mclean. Capt.
L II. Gulich. and Lieut. Commander
Osterhaus, were among those who played
ball at the game between the officers
stationed at Newport and the Reading
Club yesterday. another equally popular
set Of men were foremost in presenting
without a Flaw" parody on within
the Law" at Narragansett Pier last
night for the benefit of the Improvement
Association. william c. Marrow was
the general manager at the last-named
attraction. and was assisted by Edward
Mitchell. Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. opoenheimer have re-
turned to their home in Belmont Street.
after spending some time in Atlantic
City and New York.
Mr.. Milton Goldsmith has returned to
WASHINGTON from Ocean View, where
he has been spending ten days
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. jr..
have as their guests for a Few days at
Roslyn. long Island. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward X. Rowland. Of Philadelphia
The former Secretary Of State and
Mrs. p. c. Knox. who have been making
a number Of short motor trips from their
country place, Valley Forge. Pa, are at
Mount Pocomo this week.
Representative and Mrs W. ". Bailey.
of Pennsylvania, accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Marion Bailey. and their
son. Mr. Worth Bailey. and Miss Emm.
Kendewick. Of Johnstown, have returned
to washington from . motor trip In
Pennsylvania
Mr.. Herbert Jacob and Mr.. Lester
Marx have completed . motor tour
throughout the North. returning to the
city the latter part of the week.
Miss Jennie Sanger, who has been
spending several weeks in Atlantic City.
left there Wednesday last for Airing
ton. Md. to be the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. ottenheimer.
Assistant Secretary OF the Navy Roose-
welt. who has spent part OF the summer
as Acting Secretary. will take his vaca-
tion later on. and. with Mrs. Roosevelt.
will spend the time at their place In
New York State.
Senior Don Francisco Leon de Ia Barra.
former Ambassador to Washington, and
Sonora de la Barra sailed from New
York yesterday on board the Oceanic for
Southampton.
Mrs. d. Solomon and daughter. Miss
Julia Solomon. are. spending two weeks
at wernersville, Pa.
Miss Emma Cert, Of Pittsburgh. who
has been summering at Camp Arden.
Pa, is the weekend guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs l. Grosner. in their cottage at At
lantic City.
Mrs Anson r. Flower. OF New York
City, has, arrived in Washington af.er
motoring down from Gotham.
Miss Alice whiting Is the guest Of Miss
Margaret Preston Draper on the North
Shore.