The Washington herald., 1914-08-12
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With the return Of the President and
family this afternoon. IL Is assumed that
Miss Margaret Wilson will take charge
Of the domestic affairs Of the White
House, relinquishing her proposed visit
TO Cornish where, but for the fatal term
inatIon OF her mothers illness. she would
have gone directly from the Pocono
Mountains, where she passed the month
of July.
/ Mrs. sayre. Il is understood. will re-
turn with her husband to Cornish for
some weeks at least. but is likely to
pass some time with her father and sis
ter in the White. House next autumn.
Mrs. Burleson, wife Of the Postmaster
General. and Mrs. Lane, wife OF the
Secretary Of Interior. who came to Wash
ington Saturday to attend Mrs Wilson'S
funeral services. returned yesterday to
their summer homes. Mrs. Burlcson tc
Grimsey. Ontario; Mrs. Lane to Essex
on-the-Lake, n. Y.
Mrs. Garrison will leave for her cot
tage at Sea Girt, n. J., before the end
Of the week.
Mrs. Daniels and her boys. who were
to have passed this month at Flat Rock,
y. C., were prevented from making the
trip by Mrs. Daniels recent illness. but
probably will go there for a visit OF
several weeks later in the season.
Former Senator and Mrs. Chauncey NJ.
DepeW. who were supposed by their
washington friends to be in England,
are believed now to be in Switzerland
Senator and Mrs. Depew returned to the
Continent several weeks ago, and on July
2s arrived at the Grand National. Geneva
From there they proposed going to Afx-
les -balns to remain until the last week
In August
Former Senator John NJ. spooner also
arrived in Geneva the last Of July, pro-
posing TO pass 4 month in Switzerland.
In addition to Washingtonians already
mentioned as having arrived in London.
cable dispatches Of yesterday report on
the now famous register, Mr. and Mrs.
A. II. Kuhn. Mr.. and Mrs (. s. Mitchell.
Mrs. ]. c. Nurce. Miss E. J. Nurce, Mrs.
{. T. McRoberts. Miss Margaret Lyon,
Mr.. Charles Lamborn. ana Mrs c. L.
Mum. Miss Gertrude OImsted, school
girl daughter OF the late Representative
NJ. Z Olmsted, who Is. travelling with her
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs George
Olmstsd, is also registered in London.
Arrangements were concluded yesterday
for Red Cross fete TO be given at New
port Friday. August &. Mrs. Vanderbilt
has offered her home. The Breakers, -
for the occasion. Mr.. Lawrence Giles
pie. son OF the late Gen. G. L. Gillespie,
OF this city. is the treasurer Of the fund
There will be a sale during the after
noon. when admission to the grounds
will be 81 The tableaux, in which the
beauties Of the summer colony will pose
will be given in the ballroom Of The
Breakers" to which admission will be s.
A midsummer wedding Of interest 10
many Washingtonians will take place to-
day at Cold Spring. KY. where Miss
Frances Dietrich and Lieut. George
Huber Gardiner. U. S. A, will be mar
ried at St Joseph's Church. A breakfast
at the home OF the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs Dominick DIETRICH. at Fort
Thomas. will follow the ceremony. The
bride and bridegroom will leave this
afternoon for the first stage Of their
wedding journey, which is to end at the
bridegroom's new station In the Philip
pines. Lieut.. Gardiner until recently was
stationed at Fort Thomas.
Miss Margaret Littleton Lake Is spend.
ing the summer in the Connecticut noun
tains as the guest OF Miss Granger, a
friend Of her mother
Mr.and Mrs. A. E. Randle have gona