The Washington herald., 1913-08-22
On Exploration Trip

i President Wilson, who understands the
crt of keeping cool and making the most
of his hours of recreation. ID adhering
| closely to his daily schedule Of bust
ness in the morning and q motor drive
in the afternoon. ending up at the Cour-
Itry Club for golf. Each day he chooses
q different route and these tours of ex-
ploration are familiarixing him with the
surrounding country which Ii entirely
/ Country Club by a circuitous route.
which embraced Brentwood.
While to all appearances everything 10
quiet here socially, delightful informal
finner parties are given every day by
members of the Congressional set.
During the last few days their friends
formally for Mr.. and Mrs. D. v Brennan,
Of Devils Lake. N. Oak, who are here
on their wedding trip and are the guests
of Mrs. Brennan's brother and sister-in-
law, Representative and Mrs. p. d.
Norton.
Last night the United States Urea surer
and Mrs. John Burke entertained ir
honor of Mr.. md Mrs. Brennan at their
home in Connecticut Avenue. Among
their guests were Representative and
Mrs. Norton and q number of other men,
| ters Of Congress and their wives
The wedding Of Miss phoebe Manice
to Mr.. Wharton Poor. son of Mrs. John
c. Poor. of Washington. d. c.. will
take place in st. Johns Church. Flush
ing. Long Island. on October 3. Miss
Manice will have Mrs. Norman Grant,
| Of Donsan Hills. Staten Island, as her
and Katherine Manice will be their
sisters bridesmaids
Miss NJ. Agnes Powers. Miss Goetz,
and Miss Helen Morris. who have been
On a trip through the Eastern States.
have returned to Washington.
Massachusetts Avenue. left yesterday
for the Northern resorts of Michigan,
| where she will be the guest of former
United States Senator and Mrs. J. C.
Burrows.
Mrs. Frank Lincoln wean. Of High
land Park, Chicago. gave a luncheon
yesterday in honor of Mrs. W. z. p.
French. who is the house guest of Mrs
Charles Yoe. in Highland Park.
A son has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Corcoran Thorn. who are spend
ing the summer at Nahant.
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Edward
McCauley have Joined the American
Embassy staff at Constantinople.
Mrs. J. NJ. johnson and Miss G.
Gates are among the washingtonians
spending August in Atlantic City.
Miss Elizabeth Burke. daughter Of the
Treasurer of the United States and Mrs.
Burke. who has been with her parents
in Washington all summer, will return
to school in st. Paul in September. She
will be graduated from the Visitation
Convent of that city next spring. and
will be an interesting debutante of two
years hence.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, wife Of the
former President, and her son-in-law and
daughter. DR.. and Mrs. Richard Derby.
are now at Sycamore Hill. having re-
turned this week from Europe.
The former Assistant Secretary of
State and Mrs. Huntington Wilson. who
have been abroad since March, have re-
turned to this country. and will make a
series OF visits to North Shore resorts.
They will spend some of the coming
winter in Washington.
Col. and Mrs. Robert Thompson and
their daughter. Mrs. Stephen Pell. who
have been in Europe most Of the sum-
mer. will occupy their villa at Southamp-
ton for the fall season.
Maj. Albert s MacLemore, U. s. A.,
and Mrs. MacLemore entertained infor-
mally at dinner on the roof garden of
the Army and Navy Club last night.
Col. and Mrs Charles L. MacCawley,
who are spending the summer at New
port and at their home at Bar Harbor.
have been constantly entertained all
summer.
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