The Washington times., 1914-06-19

i n r lSS lIOC1 6MlIH and MISS
Hn Mary Smith, cousins Of Mrs
I" Wilson, have arrived at the
II White House from their home
in New Orleans for q few days visit
en- route to the North Shore Of Mas.
sachufetts. Last summer they spent
several months at Cornish. n. H. with
Mrs. Wilson, and in the fall they were
| guests until after tho marriage OF Mis-.
Jessie Wilson and Francis Bowes
Sayre.
Mrs. Thomas Cobb will leave Wash
| ington within q few days for Alabama,
where she will Join Mr.. Cobb for the
summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb will
probably not make Washington their
home next winter. but will remain in
the South.
Miss Elizabeth Biddle Porter who has
a debutante Of the season. will join
her mother. Mrs. J. Biddle Porter, at
/ Bar Harbor within q few days. Miss
Katherin Biddle, Porter II already at
their cottage. having made the trip from
Washington with her mother.
Miss Emily Tuckerman, who Is estab-
= lished at her cottage at Lenox. Mass.
has as her. guest Miss A. A. Angler. of
Newport.
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Mrs. Alexander Mackay-Smith. the
Misses Mackay Smith. and Miss Lurton.
who have been spending. some time 1t
the Hotel Aspinwail. at Lenox, Mass.
arc now en- route to Poland Springs.
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Miss Virginia Mccartney. of Virginia.
who has been visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Dorsett. at the Iowa. left yesterday for
a ten days visit in Wilmington. Del.
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Mrs. Howard Sutherland, wife of
| CONGRESSMAN Sutherland of West Nir-
ginia, and her family have gone to
their home In Ellxins. w. Va. for the
summer. They will spend the greater
part of the time camping in the noun
tains. Mr.. Sutherland will remain ut
their N street residence until Congress
| adjourns.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mitchell, OF Birm-
ingham. Ala. formerly Of Washington.
are returning to Washington to live
permanently. Mrs. Mitchell. formerly
Miss Ethel Leach. Of Washington. Is
here visiting friends while locating a
house. Mr.. Mitchell will Join her In
a couple of weeks after closing his law
offices in Birmingham and disposing
Of their home there.
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Mrs. Julius Kahn. wife of Congress-
man Kahn, and their two young sons
will leave Washington today for their
home at San Francisco. where Repre-
sentative Kahn will join them after
adjournment.
Mrs Victor Murdock and Miss Marcia
Murdock. who are spending the early
, summer at their home in Mintwood
place. expect to leave washington some
time next month for a tour OF the
Thousand Islands before going to Kan
sas City.
Judge Henry Gibson. former member
of Congress from Knoxville. Tenn. and
Mrs. Gibson have returned from New
York, and are again with their son-in-
law and daughter, DR.. and Mrs. walter
Wells, at the Rochambeau for a short
visit before going to the sapphire coun-
try Of North Carolina for the summer.
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Judge Charles NJ. Howry will leave
Washington today for New York, and
will sail tomorrow on the Lapland to
Join Mrs. HowGy and the Misses Howry
in Switzerland. Mrs. Howry's sister,
Mrs. ]. E. Davidson. Of Quincy. Fla,
will accompany him.
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General and Mrs.\ \wotherspoon enter
tained Informally at dinner last night at
their apartment in the Dupont. Mrs.
wotherspoon expects to remain at
washington with General wotherspoon
all summer. going up to their cottage at
jamestown after September !. when
their son, Midshipman Alexander Woth-
erspoon. will join them on leave upon
his return from the cruise to Europe.
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The marriage Of Miss Laura Mac
donald Stallo and Prince Francesca
Rospigliosi Pallavinvino. which was to
take place Saturday In Paris. has been
postponed until June 30. on account OF
the dangerous condition Of the Church
of st. Phillip Ruroule. In which II was
to have been held. The storm Of last
Monday injured the church. and 1t will
have to be repaired.
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Miss Constance Connor Brown. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert d. Brown.
of Cleveland Park. sailed a week ago
to spend the summer on the estate of
Baron and Baroness Won CornberS In
Germany.
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The minister Of Denmark has gone to
New York for a short visit before pro-
ceeding to Bar Harbor for the summer.
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Miss Maude Gaynor. niece Of the late
Mayor Gaynor. Of New York. who
spent the greater part of the winter
and spring the guest Of Mrs. Margaret