The Washington times., 1914-06-14


manage to get talked up on all
be news, but we didn't, did we? There were
many glasses of iced tea to drink and so
hsny folks to talk 20. II was so delightful
have you here even fo- little time This
ette- is in the nature o. steamer letter,
Fussn. You know you promised you would
or open it until you go: aboard. In case you
cfget and have opened il, / have only put
bis very first part in this envelope: the rest
ONES in another. So watch for it.
Very frst Of all, you must BE- told that
label Scott Smith and c. T. Kingsbury won
The mixed doubles over at the Washington
Country Club tennis tournament Friday af-
erncon. Isn't that great! Then that nice
Ethel Atkinson girl won in the girls singles.
We forgotten the rest, and anyway it is not
Ver yet. suppose tomorrow will see it fin
Fhed. BY the way, Helen Durni1 played,
po. She has not been back long from Cali
b'nia, where she spent lasr winter. She is
re!fier than ever.
Yes, the Vice President and Mrs Mar
lhaIl went out home for the graduation ex-
rcses at Wabash College, in Crawfords-
Rille- The Vice President is graduate of
be college, and he will address the class.
Elizabeth Deeble is coming home, and |
|m tickled to death. Mrs. Deeble, Elizabeth,
borothy, and Margaret land today, after
bending the last year and half abroad.
Tliiam graduates at the V. NJ l. this year,
|od they are all going down for commence
bent week, and then will come TO Washing
bn for little while. William has been ap-
printed to West Point, and the family will
bake no summer plans until he is settled
kere. | know they are all delighted at his
|fcoess, for it has been the dream of his life
)lizabetl's letters have been very interest
ng, and am crazy to see her and hear all
bout her trip.
Mr. and Mrs. William Barrett Ridgely and
frs. Ridgely's mother, Mrs. Deering, are
losing their house about the last of the :
|onth. They are going back to East
|loucester, where they were last year, TAX
be- the same rooms in the cottage of the
fowthorne Inn. 1t is so lovely up there
hd real Washington colony holds forth
|uTing the season. The Reeves Lewises 60
Bass Rocks, which is adjoining, and the
Fheatleys, the lie Roy Tuttles and their
Eo dear little girls. Then Mrs Richard K.
yer, Mrs. Richard Weightman and her
bother, Mrs. Drury, will all be guests at
be Hawthorne Inn. You remember lovely
lores Howard, of New Orleans, who was
be very first debutante of this past season?
he was presented by her aunt Mrs. Weight
Jan. Well, she and her mother are going
be at East Gloucester with Mrs. Weight
ian most of the summer.
The Arthur Addisons 90 back to their
lace at Bar Harbor again this year.
I'm so interested in your seeins Mrs.
ooley D. Evans, widow of Fighting Bob
J New York when she landed on the Martha
Washington. Just think what changes she
ust have noticed in Italy after not having
ec1 there in forty years
And the little granddaughter Dorothy
eVall, who is now ten years old. | used
~emember her so well as a little baby,
hen they all lived in the old Indiana ave-
l- house across from the Courthouse The
ouse has been closed all winter, during
IeIr stay abroad. That is, it is closed ex-
.2t for the caretakers and they really do
Ike care and keep the place looking as
ell as when occupied.
suppose they will all visit Commander
vans at Newport and hear all about his re-
1T experiences at Vera Cruz?
That rumor to the effect that Mrs Rus
III Sage had purchased home near Lees
lrs, Va, is without foundation Susan
'me one, ! know, asked Mrs Sage and she
nd there was no truth in it at all.
June week at Annapolis must have been
irncularly wonderful this year with the
.avenly weather that blessed the occasion,
10 do you know who must, think, have
ID Just about the best time of all the hun
ed-and-one parties that went down for the
,casion? Why, Mrs. Elmer Black, Mrs.
-osley, and the three pretty girls, Dorothy
ack, Dorothy Dunn, and Mary Lord An