The Washington times., 1914-07-11

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| The japanese ambassador will be host
at dinner this evening at the embassy
in honor of Major General Tanaka.
Last evening the ambassador had
few friends dining with him to meet
the general.
) Mrs. Timmons, wife OF Lieut.. John
Timmons. U. S. N. has gone to Con-
! necticut to spend several weeks. Lieu
tenant Timmons. who is on sea duty, Is
aboard the United States steamship
; Texas stationed off Mexico.
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+ Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Bradford. jr..
are among those from Washington
| sailing today from New York aboard
the George Washington. of the North
! German Lloyd for London. They will
| spend three months touring England.
| Scotland. France, Germany and Switzer-
| land
Miss Helen Heffner and Miss Ida
Morrison. of Seat Pleasant, are spend
ing a part of their vacation in Niagara
Falls and Canada. Their trip also in
! cludes visit with relatives in Roches-
ter and Buffalo, n. Y, and williams
port, Pa.
| W. J. Warner. of Rochester. N. Y.
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. B. Mob
lar. motored to Washington after a
brief stop at Atlantic City and Phila-
delpha. Pa They are at Hotel Pow
hatan during their stay here.
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Representative Samuel W. wallin, of
Ans
Congressional duties after a brief stay
at his home with a sprained ankle.
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J. B. Mckenzie, Of San Francisco, ac-
companied by Mrs. Mckenzie and son,
has arrived In Washington for an ex-
tended stay.
Miss n. H Taylor and Miss D. Gran
ger. of Wynnwood, Pa, are making a
brief visit to Washington. and while
here are at Hotel Powhatan.
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The Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott Smith and
| the Rev. Frederick William Smith. rec
tor OF Trinity Church. Takoma Park,
motored to Haven, Me. with their
brother. Wilbur F. Smith. Of Balti-
more.
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Miss Glenn. daughter OF Col and Mrs.
Edwin F. Glenn. has returned to the
city after making several visits. which
included Cornish and Dublin, y. H.;
Burlington. Vt. and Pennington, Pa,
where she attended school,
Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs. Barber. wife Of Capt
Francis NJ. Barber. U. S. n, retired. on
July 4, at Montreaux, Switzerland.
where Captain and Mrs. Barber were
passing the summer.
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Mrs. David Graham Adee and her
daughter have. closed their house in
Fifteenth street and are at Belmar.
y. J.. for few weeks.
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The Secretary of War has gone to
Seabright. N. j.. to spend the weekend
with Mrs. Garrison.
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The wedding Of Miss Dorothy Abbott
Layman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Charles 4. Layman, of Indianapolis.
Ind, and DR.. Robert Cathcart Rams
dell, L. S. N, will take place next We'd
nesday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the
Church OF the Heavenly Rest
! Miss Layman has been in New York
with her parents for several weeks. DR..
| Ransdell. an assistant surgeon in the
| navy, is attached to the President
| yacht, the Mayfower. now in the New
| York navy yard. He is the son of Col.
Daniel NJ. r. Ransdell, for many years
sergeant at arms in the United States
Senate. His fellow officers on the May
flower will attend the wedding. Miss
! Elizabeth Hughes, of Indianapolis, is to
| be Miss Layman's only attendant.
4 reception will be held after the
ceremony at the Ritz-Carlton.
The Misses Rucker, daughters of the
late General Rucker. L. S. A, have
closed their apartment at the Dupont.
Washington. and gone to Monterey Inn,
Blue Ridge Summit. Pa
Miss Martha A. Goldman, who is spend
ing the summer at her place in New
port. was hostess at luncheon yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Wilkinson, of
were among the dinner guests of Mr..
ana -hTS. Sdllutl oiNiilIhcf "a -N'"
York. who entertained at their villa.
VaImar. on the Cliffs.
The Danish minister was host at a
luncheon at the Malvern Hotel yester-
day at Bar Harbor. Me.
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Mrs. Matte Miller. of tho Partncr.
was among those from Washington
sailing To-Day on the Olympic for Eu-
rorc. TO spend the summer.
Mrs. SophY Harris. Of % Twelfth
street northeast. went TO New York
recently by water. and is now in At
lantic CITY.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. w. c. Borden. U.
8. A., have closed their house at 1905
Tracy place and sailed from New York
on July to pass the summer abroad.
Colonel Borden will attend the congress
of surgeons in London July "a. after
which he and Mrs. Borden will visit
France. Switzerland. and Italy. and sail
from Naples September Is.
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Col. NJ F. Waltz. Nineteenth United
States Infantry. arrived in New York
city on June 90 on the battleship Utah
from Vera Cruz. Mexico. called home
on account of the serious Illness OF Mrs