The Washington times., 1914-06-18
ACtivitiesOf
Society
By JEAN ELIOT.

tLdiS addressed the graduating CldSS
at the Washington and Lee Univer-
sity
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Among those from Washington who
sailed today on the PRINCESS Irene, of
he North German Lloyd line. fIom New
York for Naples and Genoa, were Miss
G=azia. Miss Maria Assunta. Miss Vir-
rinia Capriglione. Mss Charlotte c. Des-
OF. Miss Henrietta Louise Dessez. Miss
Flora Won Freyhold. and John Weiss.
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Miss Margaret Ritchie and Newell
Buckingham were married yesterday
morning at IL o'clock. at the home of
The brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. T
Ritchie. "a Adams street northwest
The Rev. E. L. Watson, of Baltimore,
who officiated at the marriage of Mr.
and Mrs. Ritchie, performed the cere-
mony.
The brides sister, Miss Marion
Ritchie, was maid Of honor, and Neal
y. Herndon was best man. The bride
wore a gown OF white crepe meteor and
lace. and diamond pendant the gift of
the bridegroom.
Mir and Mrs. Buckingham left imme-
distely for a two weeks trip TO points
in the North.
Congressman and Mrs. H D. Flood
entertained at a dinner last night at the
chevy Chase Club, when their guests
included Senator and Mrs. Key Pitt
man, the Assistant Secretary of State
md Mrs. Osborne, Gen. George P. Bar
nett, Miss Lucy Burleson, Miss Gene
We've Clark, Miss Carolyn Nash. Miss
Flora Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lorimer
Graham, Mrs. Keeler, of New York;
Congressman Whaley. Congressman
Connolly. Mr. .Vouros, charge d'afaires
of Greece and John W. Clifton.
Medical Director and Mrs. Nash enter
tanned at dinner at the Chevy Chase
Club last night, when their guests were
asked to meet former Senator and Mrs.
Blackburn. They included Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Fitch Shepherd. Mrs. Bogss, Mr..
and Mrs. Hill. of Charleston, s. c., and
Mr.. Sanders.
Mrs. Charles Henry Stone has closed
her residence in NJ street, and, accom-
panied by Miss Alice Vail, her daugh-
Ter, has gone to Cleveland, Ohio, TO
loin her brother, Arthur Shepard. Mrs.
stone and Miss Vail will spend the
summer with Mr.. Shepard, returning to
Washington in the fall.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. George Howard have
taken cottage at Beverly farms,
Mass. tor the summer.
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Mrs. William II. Clsgett, jr., of the
Parkwood. sails Saturday on the Olym-
pic TO spend the summer with Frau
Gertrude Pschofer. of Vienna, at her
country place at Strobel. in the Tyro-
lean Alps.
Mrs. Samuel Spencer will leave Wash
ington tomorrow and motor to her
place al Tuxedo Park, where she will
spend the remainder of the summer.
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The Italian embassy has been trans
ferred 10 Manchester, Mass, for the
summer. Riccardo Berghetti, charge
sffaires. who has been in New York
several days. has Joined Caro-. .he en-
bassy staff. at Manchester.
Capt. and Mrs. Theodore J. Baldwin
and Miss Judge expect 10 leave Wash
ington about July /. when they will so
10 the Adirondacks. where they will
take camp for part of the summer.
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Mrs. Simon Lyon and children are in
1ndfsnarolis. visiting Srs. Lyons IA
ther, r. Kirschbaum. for several weeks.
before going to Atlantic City to spend
the summer
Miss Dorothy Fraoc SticfeI and Miss
Esther Kahn were among the gradu-
ateE of the Central High School who
received scholarships.
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Mrs. Henry Oppenheira. who was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto wocrrer, of
Columbia road. has returned 10 her
home. in Memphis. Tenn
Mr. and Mrs Otto T. Simon will sail
on June 25 from New York on the
steamship oskar II, Of the Scandinavian
line, for Copenhagen, 10 visit the dis
iinguished Danish composer, Sir Asger
Hamerik, formerly director of the Tea
body Institute of Baltimore. They will
also spend some time at Schevengingen.
near The Hague. a Dutch watering place
famous for its music and orchestral
concerts. In LONDON, Mr.. Simon will
arrange the programs for the Motet
concerts Of the coming season. and later
With Mrs. Simon, he will make :: tour OF
England and the Scottish lakes On
the return they will take ship frosl
Glasgow on September 8
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Mrs. William Kearney Carr en-
tcrtained informally at luncheon today
st her home on K street.
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Mrs. Thomas J. Walsh and Miss Cen
Cvieve Walsh will sail on July to
spend the summer abroad
Mrs. Rufus Hardy, wife of Congress
man Hardy, and her daughters. will
leave town on Monday for their home in
C"rsicana, Tex. TO spend the summer.
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Senator and Mrs. Francis E. Warren
Of Wyoming, have sent out cards for
dinner on Saturday evening, d: the
Country Club.
Major and Mrs. Mansfield Brown are
spending some time at Cape MAJ. n J.
Later they will go 10 the White Noun
tains
Colonel Charles l.. McCswIey, L. S.
NJ. c, and Mrs. McCawley are visiting
Mrs. Henry Winthrop Gray at New
port.
Mrs. Elihu Root has gone to her home