The Washington times., 1913-11-08
Secretary of Navy and His Family
Going to Newport News for Sunday
viii Make Trip Aboard the
Dolphin, and Party Will Re-
turn on Monday.

-HE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
will leave Washington this aft
ernoon on board the Dolphin for
Newport News, where tomor-
row he will make an address. Mrs.
Daniels and the three younger sons of
the family will accompany him. They
will return to Washington on Monday
morning.
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Miss Jessie Wilson will return TO the
White House from New York this aft
ernoon. Miss Wilson spent the last
two days shopping, and seeing to the
final plans for her wedding.
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Mrs. Helen H. Gardener has gone
South for a short visit to Atlanta and
New Orleans. She will probably return
10 Washington late this month, to re-
main for the winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs Frank Spencer Wither-
bee. Miss Evelyn Witherbee, and Mrs.
Benjamin Porter. of New York city,
are stopping at the New Willard. after
an extended visit at Hot Springs. Va.
Miss Mary Alice Finney. religious
work director of the Young Women's
Christian Association. has returned
from New York, where she spent four
days in conference with the religious
work secretaries at the National Train
ing School.
Mr.. and Mrs. H, X. Bull. of New
York and AsheviIle, y. c.. are at the
New Willard for a short stay.
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Miss Hazel V. Cox, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. V. Cox, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in New
York, New Jersey, and other Eastern
States for the past two months. is ex-
pected to return TO Emery place within
the next few days
Rear Admiral H. T Mayo. L. S. N,
and Mrs Mayo and the Iatter's mother.
Mrs. Wing. will leave Washington
Monday for Newport. r. l., to spend
about six weeks
Admiral Mayo will take a short
course at the War College at Newport
before taking up his duties with the
Atlantic fleet, when he will be in charge
of a division
Mrs. Mayo and Mrs. Wing will spend
the winter at the house at 1921 Nine
teenth street, which they leased this
summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Broderick
have sent out cards for the marriage
Of their daughter. Miss Julia Anne
Broderick, to Raymond Earl Taggart,
on Wednesday evening. November 1s,
st s o'clock, at the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church.
At home cards for after December 10.
ar 1905 Euclid street northwest, were
lncIosed.
Lionel Smith-Gordon. of Ireland.
whose marriage 10 Miss Nell Fletcher
daughter of Senator and Mrs. d. L.
Fletcher. of Florida, takes place early
next month, will deliver an address on
ireland at the National Library for
the Blind. at I7e9 H street. on Wednes-
day evening, November II. at s o'clock
On Saturday evening. November 10.
Mrs. Mary Emerson Jackson will give
a selected reading at the library
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The Southern Industrial Educational
Association has sent out invitations for
its annual bazaar for the sale of bas-
kets. coverlets, rugs. hand-carved nut
bowls and tea trays. hearth brooms.
feather fans. and other articles of
mountain craftsmanship. on November
10 to %. in Room S3l, Southern Build
ing.
Miss Eleanor Wilson, younger daugh-
ter of the President and Mrs. Wilson
was one of the happy throng of Young
people who attended the reception and
dance at the Washington Barracks las,
night. given as welcome of Colonel
Kuhn. Commandsnt and Mrs. Kuhn.
and was chaperoned by Miss Hagner.
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Mrs. John Bassett Moore, with her
daughters, Miss Phillis Moore and Miss
Ann Moore, have arrived at their new
iIomc. 1861 Q street, which they will
occupy for the season.
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The Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury aad Mrs. Hamlin have taken the
residence at the corner of Nineteenth
and y street, which has recently been
vacated by Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers,
~ New York.
The second secretary of the Spanish
embassy. Count de Esteban. hag re-
turned to Washing .on, and Countess
de isteban viii close the cottage at
Ochrc Poin. on Wednesday and join
her husband here.