The Washington times., 1913-09-11
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
| Will Join Party of Indiana Friends

~ HE Vice Presfdent anu Mts. Ma
shall will leave Washington
Monday for Philadelphia, where
they will join party of friends
from Indiana. After remaining for.
a day or two in Philadelphia, they Will
50 to Atlantic City for visit.
Mrs. stephen B. Elkins and MISS
Katherine Elkins. who are touring
abroad. have arrived at the Hotel Meu-
rice. Paris.
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The President. who is leaving Wash
ington this afternoon for CORNISH. n.
H.. to visit Mrs. Wilson and the Misses
Wilson. spent yesterdAy afternoon a.
the washington Country Club playing
golf with h's aide. D.. Grayson' VINO
also accompanies him fGs afternoon.
Miss Eleanor Wilson- xcungest, dausn-
ter Of the Prs,ident - Mrs. wilson.
took part = Ne dress Hshearsa4 for tne
hira n,s.use wtich Is to be presented in
Meriden nsut Friday ssenins as pro-
,.yt apainst she slaughter of wild birds
for commercial purpose All the play
.rst most a. whom are members Of the
: artist colony at Cornish. appeared in
costume yesterday for the frst time.
= Miss Wilson viii play ornis, the BIRD
spirit
70 Senator and. Mrs. Swanson of Vir-
.s.tuia expect TO leave Washington in
!. = week or two for a visit to their
6.rm-tp virginia AIRS. Swanson has
spent the greater part OF the summer
/, n Washington. make short trips at
&nefent tirles Early in June she
--Sess ~, 70 Ne's York. and then later
she visit 4 sr sister in Richmond
Va. and "a =, -sI we ks after that she
srent a 1ess lays at Virginia Beach
with sorne friends. and several weeks
ago she. Fnade short visit to the
farm in virginia.
Mrs. j. r Bracket. of Washington.
In arnong the guests al the Red Lion
Inn at S'ockbridge, Mass.
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ninje-holc invitation putting
tournarient win bc given Saturday
morning at Hot Strings, Va. by Mrs.
Melville e. Ingalls, and Miss Alice
scarborouEh- Cups are offered for the
= men and women players. and among
= those who viii compete for them are
Count and Countess de Chambrun, of
the French embassy staff: Mrs 3. A
wailingford, Mrs. Oscar W. Under
wood. Mrs. George II. ingalls,. Miss
Katherins Ingalls,. Miss Susie de
Chambrun Mrs. Robert Waller, Rear
Admiral W.lliam C. Buehler, E. w.
Sheldon and w. A. Carter.
Commodore Edward F. Qualtrough.
u. 6. y. retired. and Mrs. Quail
trough. who spent six weeks at the
, Atlantic House at Narragansett Pier.
have gone to New York city for a
short stay before returning to Wash
- fngton.
- Mrs. John A. Logan and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Logan Tucker, arrived in
;. New York yesterday TO say bon
voyage to Mrs. Lcgan's son and
. daughter-in-law, MIR and Mrs. John
. A. Logan, who sail today TO spend two
months abroad.
Capt. Alexander E. Williams has
gone to Galveston. Texas, TO join
his regiment having been called to
Washington several weeks ago on ac-
count of the serious illness Of Mrs.
Williams, who is now rapidly re-
covering.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Thompson and
Miss C. F. Croft are among those
from Washington who are guests at
the Gresham Hotel, Black Mountain,
n. c.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto 7. Simon returned
20 Washington Tuesday from a trip
abroad. They made the return trip
on the steamer iceland. and are now
at their home at 1920 p street They
spent the greater part of the summer
at Carlsbad. Ostend, and London.
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Justice and Mrs. Mahlon Pitney have
arrived at the Hotel Aspinwan, al
~-.Mass.
rhomas T. GaN are
y sington stopping
>cx, Mass.