The Washington times., 1915-01-24
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have taken an apartment in Albany,
and viii move in about February 1.
"rf ono must lcavo washington, there
Is no more delightful city In the coun-
try than Albany says Mrs. Wothcr-
spoon. Tho people arc cultivated,
charming, and hospitablc. and we arc
looking forward to our now homo with
a great deal OF pleasure" And another
nice thing is that the distanco Is small
enough to insure frequent Visits 10
Washington, particularly with such d
magnet az tho nearness Of Annapolis
to tho Capital. Mrs. Wothcrspoon ex-
pecto to be hack in this part OF tho
country the last OF February. when slio
-yill 60 to Annapolis for the play which
tho Masuucradcrs' Club. or tho Naval
Academy. viii present on February c6
aud ~, Mldshipnau wotherSpoon 10
manager of the club, and takes prom
inent part IN the play. 80 naturally 1t
Is \ great event in the family And
then will come another visit TO Wash
tnstor, Il Visit less marrcd by the
throea Of moving.
The two little Irwin girls, Annie and
Mary. arc hard at worn at their muslc
this winter, making the most or what
probably Will be their last season In
Boston. for Harry Irwin graduates In
law from Harvard this June. ana the
family probably will come back to
Washington next winter. You rcmcn1'
ter. an, sure. how well Annte used to
rjsy. and 7 am told ahe has improved
youdcrfully. while Mary haD a delight
ful voice. Harry expects 10 settle ir
New York and take up tho practice OF
hts profession there.
Very quietly have Mr. and Mlr' Z
II Sothcrn hecn living since their com
Ing to Washington. but their conins'
and ecirg5 arc ncverthelcao Of srea
| frtcrc1l to their neighhora. Sonlehor
I Il difficult to think Of their liVni
| the u-uealc Me Of other nortals.. on
| likes to picture them ever OF hal
,cny and speaking ever III blank Nerse
ret = friend OF mine told INC in MS!
| slee cns day or ha.'lnE ccrSsrsed 70
half ar hour over the. phone Wit!
julia Mar!cpe On the subject Of
| ser--art. and mere ever. when she calle
| W to give additional information, MI
! .3cthern himself answered and Waae'
! eloquent Oh the servant problem
There - bslcon,', !, appears, on III
! lovely old house in GEORGETOWN III
cotherrs have tsl'eu FOR tho winter
! and there thcv take their ronatitutcna
each morning. They arc fond OF driN
Ing. too, ] hear, and almost every al
tcrrcon take spin along the countr
|ICad3 about the city or through ROC
creek Park-not ~ e eplendb aetomo
bile not in their Own victoria, put l
a hired cab. that Il sometimes smar
and sonet!nes u, Well, not smart Mrs
Sothern Is as handsome as cver an
seema improved by her rest.
Il.
Ned Mclean hes 7 hear. asked tc
bids on the large and handsome bunga
low he expects to build on his recent!
acquired property IN Bradley Hill
Runor has It also that he will erct
ane utables and keep his hcrseo ther
. ! The farm is but a twenty-five rinu'
, ride by auto from Dupont Circle, thsl
10 a splerdid pike that runs to the tct
/, of the lawn and the trolley goes by Il
!, back door-ccuntry with all moder
, convienctee,
Have YOU heard The pretty little r.
nance connected with Sir Dougle
Mawuou, the noted English Antarct
explorer. Who lecturcd here recently?
seems that when II" reached tho ma
base at Ad"li" Land, after losing bot
= Ills companions on that tragic eledgtr
, tourney u" described so graphically
his lecture, he was terribly broken
r health, SO low. in fact, that the chanc
:, Of hts living till tho return OF Il
+ Aurora seemed fcw. And way off the
, in England. anNiously waiting f
> news was the girl to whom h" was e
gagged Feeling that even should
reach home alive he would be z phys
y cal wreck. he sent a wireless TO h
Il tiancec, releasing her from her prori
T. OF marriage.
But it takes two to break as well
g make 4 bargain-at least some ba
y gains and the girl who is now La'
G Mawson promptly wirelessed back tn
n if there was any time he needed her
" was then and she intended To stand
$ him. Her courage was rewarded by, $