The Washington times., 1914-09-07

-HE Vice President and Mrs Mar
she'll and Senator and Mrs
i George P. Mclean. Of CCnnecti-
cut, motored to Baltimore this
! orning for the opening exercises of
star-spangled Banner celebration
q ring the day the Vice President will
axe an address before the order Of
q. 0ose
n Saturday the Vice President. ac-
npanied by Mrs Marshall. will so
Chicago for the annual Masonic con-
.nn0n- !
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
van will be honor guests of the city
Baltimore on Saturday. when Mayor
. ID Mrs. Preston will give a breakfast
their honor az the Maryland Club,
: tn a reception at the mayors resi-
ence to follow. The Speaker and Mrs.
Z lark will be the guest of the commit
e one day during the celebration. and
; $50 are expected at the Eall on Friday
q ven1ng. The new Attorney General.
{ poon. and Rear Admiral and Mrs. Vic
for Blue are other Capital visitors
whose presence will be made the occa-
on of some special attention.
Rear Admiral Frank Fletcher sailed
day from Annapolis in command Of
ne old ship Constellation, to take part
2 the celebration.
Mrs. Edward Newmeyer and daughter
re spending a fortnight at Atlantic
o Ity.
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Invitations have been received for the
marriage Of Miss Janet Rouze Latane.
iaughter of Mrs. William Catesby La
Rne. TO DR.. Richard Washington on
Tuesday evening. September Is, at
\ clock. at ST. Peters Church. Oak
irove. Va.
DR. Washington. who is also a native |
~ Westmoreand county. has recently !
Isde his home in Washington. and it is |
Understood that be will bring his bride !
ere.
Or and Mrs. Abram Simons, with |
7eir sons. Leo and David. who have !
, cen rrending the past four months in |
ITope. have returned to their home in !
athedral avenue
~. and Mrs. Leonard We'll. of New |
ok. will spend some time in Wash |
gton as the guests Of Mrs Herman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fisher and their
amily have returned to Washington
rom trip to Escanaba. Mich.
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Senator and Mrs. McCumbeT and Con-
--pssman and Mrs. Fred Rritten are
monC those who will motor to Balti-
more on Saturday for the reception
hich the Mayor of Baltimore and Mrs.
7reston will give that afternoon.
M. and Mrs. J. William Lee. who
ave recently returned from abroad.
D. ave opened their cottage, Iceland" /
Braddock Heights. Md, for the rest
Z the season.
Miss Mary Dugurd and Miss Josephine
Van Hook are at Braddock Heights.
Nd, for short stay.
Mrs. ". w. Wotherspoon, wife of the
0Eef Of staff of the army and her son.
Midshipman W. w. Wotterspoon. are
- the Wotherspoon cottage in James
'own, R ].
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Rear Admiral William B. Caperton.
who has been assigned to command the
eruiser squadron Of the Atlantic feet,
reaerns TO Philadelphia today from
Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilton j Lambert, Miss
Tlysabeth Lambert and Arthur Lam
srt, who have been AT the Hotel Aspin-
~ all, Lenox. Mass, have returned to
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair u1otor"d
rom Newport Yesterday to Narra-
-snsett. where they were enter aine1 at
, nCheon hv Montgomery Blair at mis-
lila.
Miss Adelaide Heain is 4 guest Of Miss
Alice and Julia whiting, at Bar 1larbor. |
Ne
Miss Margaret Tuttle and Adelaide Le-
Eny Turtle. daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. |
aRoy TUttle, are at the Imperial Hotel, |
rSrragansett Pier. with Mr.. and Mrs. |
Sard Alexander Mitchell. /
col Robert NJ Thompsoa was among
zrUrda' a the first meet OF the Suf-
TX hounds. AT southampton. l.. I.
Senator and Mrs MARITIME enter
lined At dinner at the Dover House
-s' evening. when their guests in
.uded Senator and Mrs Reed, SEN
'or and Mrs. Pittman. Senator and
Irs AshuTst. Senator Stone, Miss
. 'one and Mr. anI Mrs. Jones After
rner there was an informal con-
e-t
The Speaker of the House and Mrs
lamp Clark left Yesterday for New
! ork. The Speaker will return 20
sy. but Mrs. Clark will go to Con-
eCuCUt for short visit
The American Ambassador TO Russia
\ Mrs George T. Maryc sailed today
n NeW York on the MauretE MIA
- viii proceed as soon as possible