The Washington herald., 1914-07-04

The Secretary Of War. the Secretary OF
Commerce and Mrs. Redfield. and the
Secretary OF Agriculture. have all left
town for the weekend. The Secretary Of
War has Joined Mrs. Garrison at their
cottage at Sea Girt. N. J. Mr.. and Mrs.
Redfield and their son. who arrived from
New York for the trip. left yesterday
for the White Sulphur Springs. while Mr..
Houston has gone TO Join Mrs. Houston
and children at Woods Hole, Mass.
The Ambassador-elect to Russia and
Mrs Marye left last night for the White
Sulphur to remain until Tuesday. Mrs
Marye entertained at luncheon yester-
day for Mrs William @. Sharp, wife Of
the Ambaasador-elect to France. Mrs
Sharp. who renewed many old friend
ships during her weeks visit TO Wash
ington returned last night to her home
in Ohio.
Mrs. Robert l. Owen and Miss Doro-
thea owen left yesterday for Atlantic
City to pass a week prior to going to
New England for the summer.
Lady Alan tombstone is passing few
days at the St Regis. New York. where
she went to meet her husband, the Brit
iAh minister TO Denmark. on his arrival
0
Lady Johnstone will pass the greater part
of the summer in America, visiting the
relatives OF the latter. Lady Johnstone
was formerly Miss Antoinette Pinchot-
She is the only daughter OF the late
James W. Pinchot, OF New York. and a
sister OF the Hon. clifford Pinchot, OF
Washington and Milford. Pa
Judge and Mrs. Judson c. Clements,
who have leased a place near Annapolis
for the summer. went out to their new
home yesterday where they propose re-
naming until October.
Mrs. Thomas j. Walsh and Miss Gene
We've Walsh, wife and daughter Of the
Senator from Montana. are sailing today
from New York to pass the summer in
Europe. Senator Walsh hopes to join his
family on the adjournment Of Congress.
Other Washingtonians booked TO sail to-
day from New York. include Rev. Caleb
riaEe took place on Tuesday in Boston.
Rev. Charles Wood Of the Church OF the
Covenant, and Mrs. Wood.
The newly appointed Minister to Persia
and Mrs. Caldwell, OF Fort Scott. Kans-.
who have been passing a week at
the Raleigh. will go to New York on
-AblNdg TO EtHlfhlh Aulll AltlE
on the Olympic on July u-Mr and Mrs.
Caldwell intend visiting London, Paris
and other European capitals. before es-
tablishing themselves at Teheran.
The assignment Of Rear Admiral Regi-
maid F.. Nicholson, L. s N. late in COM
Tand OF the Asiatic feet. to a place on
the general board OF the Navy. is of par
ticular interest, as Admiral Nicholson is
a native WashinStOnlan, popular alike
in resident and naval circles He sue
ceeds Read Admiral Switzerland who
goes on the retired list July 10.
The death OF Hon. Joseph Chamberlain
in London yesterday recalls TO many OF
WashinEtons older residents the In
ternational. romance OF the first Cleve-
land administration when the great
English Commoner met and married the
daughter Of the then Secretary of War
all in one brief season.
The marriage of Mr.. Chamberlain and
Miss Mary Endicott, she was then,
took place in this city a little less than
twenty-six years ago, and was followed
Immediately by their return TO England,
where Mrs Chamberlain has enjoyed the
great affection and respect OF every one
she has met.