The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-23
Anniversary At White House

The President and Mrs. Wilson and
Minis Eleanor Wilson attended the sery-
ices at the Central Presbyterian Church
yesterday morning. and later in the day
took a motor trip about Washington and
its environs.
Unless the plans of President and Mrs.
Wilson. are considerably altered by un-
last week Mrs Wilson and her daugh-
tiers will spend in Washington until next
autumn. They expect to leave Wash
ington at the end of the week for Cor
nish, N. H. The President will accom-
pany them there and remain over July 4.
when he will return to the White House.
Tomorrow President and Mrs. Wilson
will celebrate their twenty-eighth we'd
ding anniversary in an informal manner.
The Secretary of the Navy, who has
been making tour Of inspection OF the
New England Navy Yards, will reach
Washington today. Mrs. Daniels and
their four sons accompanied Secretary
Daniels, who made the sea trip on board
the U. s. s. Dolphin. 90 b..
On their arrival-at Newport, r. L., on
Saturday. the flagship Wyoming saiuted
the flag of the Secretary of the Navy
with nineteen guns. Later Rear Admit
rails Badger. Winslow, Fletcher and
visited also by Rear Admiral William B.
Caperton. commandant OF the Naval Sta
ton OF Narragansett Bay.
Mrs. Daniels accompanied her hus-
band on his tour of inspection at the
Naval Hospital, which is in command OF
Medical Inspector Frederick Nash.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cameron Nc
Rea Winslow entertained the Secretary
and Mrs. Daniels at a beautiful luncheon
of hair
guests invited to meet them being ON
GERS OF the flag rank.
The Secretary and his party returned
to the Dolphin and left for New York
at o'clock.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs Charles e. Hughes
will close their residence, on the Avenue
OF the Presidents, tomorrow morning, and
will leave for their cottage at Lake
Placid. which they have leased for the
season. They will remain in the Adiron-
dacks until late in the fall.
Americans in London are waiting with
interest the arrival of Mrs. Walter II.
Page. who is due there on June q Many
invitations have been sent to her, but
she will be unable to accept any until
July /.
Mrs. Delos Blodgett will close her resi-
dence. in the Avenue of the Presidents,
tomorrow, and, with her sister Mrs. Mat
thews. will go to Buffalo, n. Y, where
they will take steamer. and, going by
way Of the Great Lakes, will land at
their charming summer home. at Macki-
mac Island, Mich, where they will spend
the season. They will return here in
time for Miss Blodgett to enter Mrs
somers' school early in October.
The German Ambassador, Count Won
bernstorn, who has been making a short
visit to Newport and West Point, where
he was an interested spectator Of the
drills and parades of the United States
Military Academy cadets will return to
washington tomorrow. for a short time
countess Won Bernstorn is spending the
summer in Germany, where the Ambas-
sador expects to join her later
The Brazilian Ambassador has returned
from New York. where he went TO take
part in the entertainments planned for
Dr. Muller. Minister of Foreign Affairs
OF Brazil. who was sent TO this country
on a special mission.
Senior Don A. Alera R. de Terreros
charge d'affaires of Mexico, will remain
In Washington until late in the season,
when he will go to Newport for 4 short
time.
Mr.. A. c. Downing and his daughter
Miss Downing. and Miss Elsie DownIns,
VIII leave Washington tomorrow morn
ing for jamestown, r. l., where they
VIII join Mrs. Downing and Miss Helen
downing. who went ahead to open their
cottage for the summer months.