The Washington times., 1915-06-08
terday for Ophir Farm, at white Plains
N. Y. where she will pass the summer

Miss Katherine Hitchcock left WASH
ington today for Warsaw, Va. to at
tend the marriage OF Miss Ammo Sey-
mour Jones, daughter of Congressman
and Mrs. William A. Jones Of Virginia,
to Lieut.. S. Roland Hopkins, which
will take place tomorrow evening.
Early In July Miss Hitchcock and
her sister, Miss Lena Hitchcock. will
accompany their mother. Mrs. John NJ.
Speel and Pay Director Speel to Rock
port. Mass. where they will spend the
sumper.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Edgar e. Clark, Mrs Clark and Miss
Helen Clark have closed their apart
.ment at the Connecticut and taken
possession of the country place at Alta
vita on the Rockville road. which they
have leased for the season.
Miss Ethel Hickey will leave town
June 15 to attend house party at
Langhorne. Pa, one Of Philadelphia
attractive suburbs. She expects to be
gone three weeks and later will visit
at Summit, N. j., and in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Dilworth Hibbard. who spent
some time as the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Hickey, accompanied by her small
daughter. has Joined Mr.. Hibbard In
Philadelphia and shortly will go to,
CEHlGea, N. De WheTc lbey haV0 IAk6u
cottage for the season.
Senator Ollie M James Of Kentucky,
who has Just returned to Washington
from Hawaii. is staying at the New
Willard
Miss Martha Goldman has closed her
house and Is stopping at the Shoreham
until she leaves town for her summer
home In Newport.
Miss Ceoile NJ. waudby. Of Denver
srst IS sstns ssT Ms. Wsaasy ss SSa
has resided for the last three years in
the Colorado capital. was formerly
connected with a local newspaper.
later entering the official stenographic
making Denver her future homo. where
she is engaged as private secretary to
a leading law firm. Miss Waudby ex-
poets to stay three weeks with her
family before again departing for the
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Hague have join
ed the villa colony at Newport for the
summer. Mr. and Mrs Gibson Fahne-
stock and, Miss Margaret Fahnestock
and Miss Margaret Fechteler. daughter
OF Rear Admiral and Mrs. Fechteler,
with Miss Katherine knight. daughter
of Rear Admiral Austin Knight, has re-
turned ur1,s to the Rhode .,,I Island summer
spent June week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson who
have been at the Gramatan Hotel. Law
time. have left for their summer home
at Biddeford Pool Me.
Mrs. Pyne, wife Of Paymaster Fred
erick @. Pyne. U. 8. N. IL stopping at
the Chevy Chase Lodge. She will leave
beth. N. j.. going later to jamestown.
r. l.. to remain during the summer.
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Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson
are at the st. Regis Hotel. New York.
for several days. before leaving for
Southampton L" I;
Mrs. Richard s. Ely and Capt and
Mrs. John Henry Gibbons left washing
ton Wednesday for their summer home
in Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs; Harry w.rdman and
Mrs. Wardman's sister. Miss Marie
Glascox. are at the Homestead. Hot
Springs. Va. for the summer.
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Prof. and Mrs. Alexander Graham
Bell left Washington Sunday for a mo,
toT 10 place at Bea-
deck. Nova Scotia. Their son-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilber,
Grosvenor, accompanied them as far az
Gettysburg. Pa
Mrs. Mackay-Smith and her daugn
Washington this morning for Maine
where they will pass the summer a
| Wild Cliff. their residence at Seal Har
Dor. They will make tho trip by motor
stopping In New York and other citiei
| on the way.
DR.. Nevil Monroe Hopkins has re
Gently purchased the fast sasolen.
yacht Sea Gull" which will be brough
from New York this week. and 1
planning an extensive cruise along tn
Atlantic coast. He will be accompanies
by Mrs. Hopkins and their daughters
tho Misses Anne and Frances Hopkins
| Capt. Thomas M. Robins. Corps o
| Engineers. u. 8. A.. has boon detaile,
as a member Of the ordnance board
New York, for duty during the con
tanning to the Corps of Engineers
Captain Robins was stationed at Wash
| ington Barracks for some years and
was during this time that he was mar
ried to Miss Eleanor Reifsnider. o
| Baltimore.
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The italian Ambassador and Counties
Cellere will go tomorrow to Pitch Pin
Hall, Beverley Farms, Mass. where tn
embassy will be established for tn
summer, their departure having bee
delayed some days by the unseasonabl bl
weather. The counselor OF the embassy
Cavalier Brambilla, will divide his tim
between Beverley and Washington.
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The Ambassador Of Austria Hungar
and Nine. Dumba. who have closed tn
embassy In Connecticut avenue, ar
spending a few days in New York, be
fore going to Lenox. Mass, for tn
| summer.
Maj. Gen. John r. Brooke, U. 8. A
retired. and Mrs. Brooke left Washing
ton yesterday for Pittsfield, Mass.
where they are stopping at the Maple
wood.
Mrs. John B.. Larner will leave Wash
ington tomorrow to or m their countr
place, "AnnsAeld." in MiffiintownL Pa
where the family will spend the sum
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