The Washington times., 1913-07-09
Head of Navy Department and
His Official Party Will Leave
City Saturday.

RrF HEN the Secretary OF the
H/ Navy leaves Washington
w on Saturday for an inspec-
ton of the Pacific Coast
naval stations, Mrs. Daniels will ac-
company him. They will go direct to
Chicago, and from there to Seattle,
reaching that city in time for the great
Potlach celebration, which commemor-
ates the safe arrival of the first ship
from the KlondIke, some years ago,
ladened with gold.
The citizens OF Seattle adopted the
name and form OF an old Indian tradi-
ton, as being most fitting for the cell
sbration, which will be elaborately
carried out.
The Secretary and Mrs. Daniels will
be absent from the city for Several
weeks.
Mrs. William J. Harris wife of the
recently appointed director Of the Cen
sus Bureau, who has been Ill at the
Johns Hopkins Hospital, in Baltimore,
for some time, has sufficiently recover
ed to be taken to Blue Ridge Summit,
Pa, where she win spend the summer.
Mr.. Harris will join her there when
ever the duties OF his office permit.
Mrs. Harris was, before her marriage,
Miss Julia Wheeler. daughter of Cen
eral Joe Wheeler, for many years a
member Of the House from Alabama
and her return here was welcome news
to hundreds of friends in Washington.
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Frederick L. Siddons and his son. Hay
ward Siddons, are making a trip to
Boston by sea
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle and her son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. w. g.
Howe have taken the Harrison cottage
at Virginia Hot Springs for the month
OF August. and will 20 there the first
Of the month.
Miss Paula Chase. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. James L. Chase. has gone TO
Clarksburg, W. Va, to visit Mics Mar
gsret Kaufman, who attended the
Bristol School last season. On July II
Miss Chase will Join her mother and
they will 20 to Mountain Lake Park.
Nd, for the summer
The Misses King Of Clarksburz who
spent a month with Miss Chase. have
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Demonet and Miss
Demonet accompanied by Miss Dorothy
Bokel. of Baltimore. will leave tomor-
row for an extended trip North They
Will spend some time at Poland Springs.
Ne, and later will come down to Cane
May TO remain until fall.
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Miss Maud Foster is spending two
months in Atlantic City.
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Mr. and Mrs. Garrett B. Kipp, who
spent the last several weeks al Barry
town. n Y, will go to Southampton,
Long Island. shortly for the remainder
OF the season. Mrs. kipp was for
meriy Miss de Peyster. OF Washington.
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Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry. who was for
time at the Gerry country place. at
Lake Delaware has gone TO Newport,
and is at "Seaverge'' with Mr.. and
Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry, for a short
time
Yesterday was circus day at Newport.
and Count Won Bernstorff ACCOMPANIED
by Mrs. Robert Goelet. Mrs Amos Pin
chot, and other friends. while most OF
the Washington people at Newport en-
tertained large parties of children.
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Miss Maud K. wetmore, who recently
Joined her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Peabody Wetmore, at their historic
home in Newport, has combined with
several other women in forming a com
mittee to plan for the annual invitation
tennis tournaments at Newport
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Mrs Charles r. Collins and Miss
Elizabeth Collins are leaving Washing
ton today en- route to the Greenbriar
White Sulphur Springs, where they will
spend the summer. DR.. Collins win
Join his family later in the season.
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The Rev. DIR. Herbert Scott Smith and
Miss Smith have gone to their summer
home at Haven, Me-.