The Washington times., 1914-07-12

wearing a Woolen sweater Ill
3onnie Scotland, but really, dear, your
sympathy is wasted. Save it for the return
trip. You may need il. I'm having the time
of my life.
You forget, my Susan, that there IS
ball game to 90 to, and Speedway 10 rioe
around (when one gets the chance, ana
walking around isn't so bad), and roof gar
dens and suburbanites TO visit. Why, do you
Know that the Speedway at night looks like
a huge freHy convention or gigantic ant
hill Then, too, the hotels are not the worst
oIacss 10 have little luncheon or dinner
They are too comfy for words now, with
their summer raiment. The other night l
had dinner at the New Willard and l made
some mental observations for future use OF
those perfectly lovely lowered cretonne COW
ers and draperies.
Then the rnovies-dear me, they are au-
vays with us, and we with them, might
sdd. .-.r
You would have laughed at letter that
Natalie briggs wrote to one OF the girls me
other day. She is terribly dissatisfied with
Magnolia and planning to leave as soon as
other arrangements can be made She de-
scribed il as being like the Louise Home
moved north. You know neither Mrs. Drugs
nor Natalie care for absolutely tomollke
ouietude. and it seems that is what they find
at Magnolia.
No. Hannah Taylor has not left town
vet. She goes with her mother and father
down to Cape May about July 20 to spend
several weeks and then she will 60 up to
Boston with her sister, Mrs. Reid Hunt, who
is visiting them now, and will 60 TO Cape
May with them.
Marcia Murdock is still in town. She
and her mother had rather planned to 60
avsy, but now they have decided to do a
little more watchful waiting and see II the
adjournment won't come in time for the
Congressman to accompany them wherever
they 90. In any event, they will go back to
Kansas for little visit.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John Harrison Knapp
are establishing themselves in their little
apartment this week. The other day, when
T was talking to Maitland, she said she was
terribly busy getting settled. Her father
and mother came back early in the week and
her mother was not very well, so It kept
them from getting into the apartment as
soon as they had planned.
The Francis Bowes Sayre are going to
move out of Honeymoon Cottage" They
leased it at the time of their marriage from
Prof. McElfresh, who was abroad for an ex-
tended stay, but he is coming back next
month"; so they had to look for other quar-
tiers. III bet they hate to 60.
Anyway, they have taken the cottage Of
Prof Lewis Bliss Perry, in Main street in
the west end of Williamstown, which IS
really but a few moments walk from the
campus.
From news gather, it seems that both
the President and Mrs. Wilson are going TO
visit their son-in-law and daughter when
they get settled in their new home. What
beauty il must be! There just were so many
lovely wedding gifts to help make it so.
No, Susan dear, cannot teliyou exactly
when Mrs Wilson will go to Cornish. The
18th is the date that has been set, but
whether they will 60 then | cannot say.
believe the President is scheduled for a lit
lie trip on the Mayhower some time soon.
BY the way, Mrs. Tom Dawson has closed
her house, in Nineteenth street, and has
taken Allan and Letia up to Blue Ridge
Summit, Pa, for the summer. Everyone
seems to be having a splendid time there
this year, for, from all reports from both
Floss and Ruth, it is the place to be-
Guess who is back in town, or, should
say, was until today? One Nancy Gordon
Jones. She reached Washington Monday
night with the ]. M. Culps in their private
car. Well, she and Mrs. Culp certainly had
one wonderful trip. They spent six weeks
touring the West and visited Salt Lake City
and Colorado Springs and the wonderful
Grand Canyon, and then Mr.. Culp met them