The Washington times., 1913-07-22
Wife and Other Members of
Family Will Return to Capt.
tai in September.

THE Secretary Of Labor and his
daughter. Miss Mary Wilson,
have been Joined at the Driscoll
IS by Miss Agnes Hart Wilson, who
is convalescing from a long illness at
Providence Hospital Miss Wilson is not
yet able to leave the hotel, but will be
taken out for drives within a few
days. and is rapidly regaIning strength.
Miss Mary Wilson came from her
home In Pennsylvania, to visit her
father and sister, shortly after Miss
Wilson was taken to the hospital. and
will remain here permanently. The
Secretary and his daughters will take
possession of the residence which he
recently leased In Sixteenth street
About the first Of August. and Mrs. VIII
son and other members of the family
viii Join them there in September.
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Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair will
leave Washington tomorrow for New
/ port. where they have taken Wee
Hasch," cottage opposite that of Sen
ator Wetmore, for the season. The
residence is we'll adapted to entertain
ing, having four drawing rooms and
two dining rooms, and It is probable
to the social program Of Newport.
Congressman and Mrs. Peter Goelet
Gerry motored from Newport to Mar
ragansett Pier yesterday. and stopped
At the Imperial.
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Mrs. Lnnie NJ. Bourne, of 2o27 Hfllyer
place. who recently closed her home
here for the season, is now at the New
Holly Inn, Christmas Cove, Maine,
after spending some time at various
places along the Maine coast.
Mrs. Catharine V. Young and Ran
dolph Bourne accompanied Mrs. Bourne
when she left Washington, and are now
with her at Christmas Cove. Mr..
Bourne will visit Poland Springs, Maine,
in August
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur William Hark-
ness and their son left Washington this
morning for Berkeley Springs, w. Va,
to spend some weeks. Mr.. Hardness is
assistant editor of the United States
Geological Survey.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Boardman
will be Joined at their summer home at
Manchester, Mass. by their daughter,
Mrs. Frederick A. Keep. who went
abroad several months ago and has
now sailed for this country.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ira z. Bennett have as
guests al their home, 1914 Nineteenth
street, Mrs. Amy strong and Miss Mar
Esret Meyers. of San Diego, Cal. who
have just returned from a trip around
the world.
Miss Gladys Ingalls, was yesterday
elected president Of the Red Cross
League, organized at her instigation by
the townspeople of Hot Springs. Va.
where her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
Vile z. Ingalls,. have their summer
home. Thomas H. Sterrett, jr., was
made chairman, Mrs. Frank Hopkins,
vice president. and the Rev James A.
Norris, secretary In a few moments,
Miss Ingalls, had raised more than 500,
enough to obtain the services Of a Red
Cross visiting district nurse. who, be-
sides nursing. will lecture to the Vir-
ginia folk on hygiene and food. subjects
upon which the mountain people are
vastly ignorant.
Miss Margaret Wilson. daughter Of
the President and Mrs. Wilson, will
90 to Eagles Mere, Pa, this week for
lessons IN vocal music. from Prof. Rosa
w. David, who instructed her last win
ter. When at the White House, Miss
Wilson spends hours a day In vocal
practice.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley. who
closed their home in Connecticut avenue
at the end of the social season and went
abroad for a few weeks, are now at
their place on the st. Lawrence. They
spend a good deal Of time in cruising,
and last week took their yacht, the
Klotowah, for a trip about the Thousand
Islands. and stopped for a while at
AleSs1dria Bay.
AFS. Charles r. Shepard is at Deer
Park, No, for a short time There are
q number OF diplomats and prominent
sossety people there from Washington.