The Washington herald., 1914-08-11
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While the cable tells OF great improve.
ment In European paths OF travel and
the general relief to Americans in ali
countries. there is still much discomfort
abroad and considerable anxiety at home
for thousands Of men and women whose
present whereabouts are unknown T.
their stay-at-home friends and relatives.
Gable communication from Germany,
while no longer impossible. "a uncertain
and di1icult, especially as regards the
Bavarian highlands, where many Ameri-
can visitors were established for August
The same difficulty confronts the ma
rooned in Switzerland. which at this sea-
son Is the center Of travel for thousands
OF our countrymen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas ]. Preston. Jr.. the latter former
iy Mrs. Grover Cleveland. with Mrz.
Preston's daughters and Master Richard
Cleveland were In Switzerland a week
ago.
DR.. and Mrs. Hollifeld. of Georgetown;
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Hufty, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles J. Hopkins and children.
Mrs. +. Evans, Mrs. Droop and Miss
Agnes Droop, Mrs. Agnes Graves, Miss
Anna Flanery, Miss Rebecea Ashley, the
Misses Cromwell. Hugh H Cassidy, Jr.,
Capt. and Mrs. z. J. Dorns, Mr.: and MfS:
Crist. David A. Bear. II. B. Chase AID
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Fits are Wash
lngton travellers registered in London
Mrs George Bliss, George Bliss. jr.. and
Miss u. G. Drain. who were at St Malo
for the summer, have arrived at Bourn-
mouth, England. They propose remain
ing there for the present
Mrs. William F. Draper and Miss Mar
garet Draper have arrived in London
from Dinard. They have offered great
assistance to several OF their stranded
in England until they can fnd comfort
able accommodation home.
Mr.. W. L. Wilmer and wife, of Kansas
City. Kans-. and Mr.. D. W. Wilmer are
guests at the Powhatan-
The newly arrived minister from Greece.
NJ. Agamenon Schliemann and Nine.
SchIiemann, are at the Shoreham to re-
main indefinitely as they will not select
a residence until autumn.
The marriage Of Miss Janet ChipIey
and Mr.. J. A. Sutherland will take place
this morning at II o'clock at the homs
Of the bride in the presence OF a small
invited company Of near relatives. There
will be no reception. hr. Sutherland
and his bride win leave Immediately for
New York and from there will go TO
Iowa Falls. Iowa, where fhe bridegroom
elect Is located on ofhcial business fo=
the Treasury Department
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H Wilson. Of Mobile,
Ala, the former q brother OF the Presi-
dent. are guests at Powhatan-
Miss Alice Blaine Damrosch. eldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dam
rosch, Of New v0rk. and granddaughter
Of the late James G. Blaine, has arrived
at Deer Park for a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Josias Pennington. Of Baltimore The
engagement OF Miss Damrosch to MIR.
Peasants Pennington. son OF her hosts,
was announced in the spring.
Mrs. John Hays Hammond will head
the long line OF fashionable women who
have arranged a particularly smart
charity fete for next Saturday afternoon
at East Gloucester, Mass.
There will be dancing on the tennis
court. tea in the hall OF Hawthorne Inn,
and a sale of dainty needlework. and all
sorts of afternoon refreshments on the
different varandas OF the hotel, which
will be given over to the workers for
the afternoon other women Well-known